Visit the coast line if you can. Narragansett, Jamestown, Newport, Little Compton are a few towns/cities along the coast in RI worth checking out. Lots of good places to eat in the area as well. Obviously seafood is a big one but all kinds of stuff can be had around here. Most of the better food is not from places you may have seen on tv or from food review shows. Ask the locals. RI is a small state and you can drive it in a couple hours. It encompasses all kinds of people in a relatively small area.

Well that’s the democrats for ya.

Has a good amount of parking but it seems a bit big for what they're looking for

Massachusetts.

I blue myself for nothing

Two locations Johnston and Cranston

Latte love

Hah, fair

Fat fuck

The park is not good for coffee or pastries — specifically they must buy their pastries from a larger company that are likely frozen. Their space is better for night events.

I've said this forever to my wife. A high quality coffee shop, à la Coffee Exchange, would absolutely kill in Rolfe Square.

Half-assed? Don’t give us too much credit

They had one job and they blue it.

😂😂

There's a lot of empty storefronts in Apponag next to city hall plus a cool witch shop/art space just opened there

Warren RI sounds perfect. The t-mobile downtown closed and it's the perfect storefront

900 Smith St is getting built out now it seems. No real good coffee in the north providence area

Count on RI to literally do a half-assed job

+1 on this! i just came to say this! all we literally had to do was drive around the back of artic and park. i was never tested on parallel parking either -i dont get the outrage on the driving course 😂

Yes! We need a good coffee shop in the area.

Blue is the original color of St Patrick, so maybe it was a historian in charge

There's a bit of a coffee shop desert at the far edge of Oak Hill in Pawtucket before you get to 95, although there's a lot of residents there that would love one (I know Wildflour exists, but I'm talking further from that plaza). There is a 'for lease' sign on two little storefronts around 420 Pawtucket Ave. that I've always wished were a tiny coffee bar. Bonus: it's just around the corner from where Butterbang opened up shop. And honestly, there might be other available spots on Pawtucket Ave.

You might want to consider starting an Ego tool collection. Their chainsaw is pretty solid if you're not doing anything too heavy duty, and the fact all of the equipment shares the same batteries makes it attractive.

Also an Edgewood resident and just came here to suggest our area. There is a storefront for rent in the strip mall on Park Ave where Calvitto’s is…

Thank you! I’m not too familiar with the labyrinth that is Warwick. I’ll have to check out that spot:).