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oceanus_ursus t1_j9lk0k1 wrote

Mill's Tavern is very high end and probably only for special occasions but I've never had a bad meal there.

Red Stripe on the East Side is a bit more reasonably priced and also excellent. We hosted an event there and all of our guests agreed the food was excellent.

Hemingway's is good for seafood, also somewhat high end. I think Red Stripe and Hemingway's might be a similar tier and Mill's Tavern somewhat more expensive.

We tend to go to Providence to eat as an event, so I'm not as up on mid-tier things because there are good choices for that outside of Providence. When I was in college, Angelo's on Federal Hill had good, inexpensive Italian options. A bit higher range on Federal Hill is Anduino's. Sienna is also very good and a bit more expensive, but not much more. If you were to go to Sienna, I'd recommend going in Smithfield because it is easier to park and the experience is the same.

I'd explore Thayer Street. The food scene in that neighborhood is always changing but Andrea's and Meeting Street Cafe are old stand-bys and relatively reasonably priced (The desserts at Meeting Street are killer). My Indian colleagues swore that Kabob and Curry was the most authentic Indian food in the area. I also like India on Hope Street.

Others mentioned Los Andes. They renovated recently and are quite nice inside. The portions are extraordinary for fairly reasonable prices and very tasty.

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Low-Dragonfly-5352 t1_j9lg266 wrote

Condesa in west Warwick is the nicest Mexican restaurant I’ve ever been in. First Mexican joint that doesn’t have a bunch of tacky shit on the walls.I’m a degenerate though so I tend to like that nonsense……our standards maybe different.

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FormalChicken t1_j9ldil7 wrote

OT is closed, and O Dinis is like, one step up from a five guys. Their food was great last I knew (left EP many years ago, no regrets), and I’d go there in a heartbeat. Isn’t there a millers right up the road? They’re in the same caliber of restaurant.

Great food, and would recommend, but not when someone has asked for a ā€œniceā€ restaurant. They do good, but that’s not their target.

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vesselgroans t1_j9lbd8s wrote

There's so much good food in Warren: Metacom Kitchen and Bywater if you're adventurous foodies who want a unique dining experience. Revival or Hunky Dory if you want something more classic and familiar, but still outstanding. Square Peg and Chomp if you want to gorge yourself on some good Pub food.

Guisto in Newport has a fantastic tasting menu and is such a good twist on classic Italian fare. Thames Street Kitchen in Newps is also phenomenal.

In the city, my favorites are New Rivers, Oberlin, Persimmon.

ETA: Bayberry Garden and Bayberry Beer Hall!! How could I forget. Very different experiences from the two and I recommend the garden for a date.

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