Instead of getting the crust stuffed, fold the pizza slice in half horizontally once you get about an inch away from the crust. Then it turns into stuffed crust pizza.

I'm gonna tell my grandkids that's Nibbles Woodaway on top.

My wife and I just moved here recently from CT. We are in Mt. Hope, and love it here. It's safe, quiet, and reasonably priced. It seems to be mostly young families here. The walkability is wonderful too. Downtown is a 15m walk, or a free ride on the R line if i'm feeling lazy.

From what I've seen, you can't go wrong on the east side.

My dad is one of their tour guides on Wednesdays! It’s free to the public.

Have you considered searching the sub?

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A lot of nice neighborhoods in north providence and east but I would mainly avoid south providence aka elmwood ave , lots of drugged out ppl and beggers, (trust me I use to live on elmwood)

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Real Rhode Island Italian Pizza Rules. .

(This also includes Greek Copied Versions thereof)

Federal Hill has influenced the evolution of RI 's present day MIRACLE culinary culture

The Rhode Island State House is constructed of 327,000 cubic feet (9,300 m3) of white Georgia marble, 15 million bricks, and 1,309 short tons (1,169 long tons) of iron floor beams. The dome is "the fourth largest self-supported marble dome in the world".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhode_Island_State_House

The RIPTA website does a decent job of tracking the buses by route. It's not fully real-time tho, and it's prone to issues from time to time. That's what I use along with the WAVE app. I'd recommend being at the stop 5-10 mins before the bus.

You should have no issues with your daughter riding free at all. If a driver does give you trouble tho, record their badge # and the bus route/time.

As a transplant from the New Haven, CT area, I can assure you they don't go by the "real Italian pizza" rules up here. Maybe in Warwick at Frank Pepe's..

It might be, way the heck out in Greene or Foster.

>Oh that’s cool. Do you know if I’m allowed to just walk in there to take a look?

While you're there, check out the pair of Gettysburg "guns" in the rotunda. (They look like small canons.) One still has a round stuck in its barrel. They were last fired on the epic third day of battle at Gettysburg by a truly heroic crew; the squad leader died beside the guns, having refused to leave them after he was mortally wounded.

The us capitol dome is larger but it's not self supporting, that's the key term.

Huh. It appears it's made of cast iron.

Same -- could it be the marble? IOW: is the Capitol's made from granite or some other stone?

At the risk of sounding like a landlord bootlicker....everyone thinks they're good pet owners but many people are awful pet owners and allow the dogs to do whatever they want and that can cause a ton of damage to a place, nevermind contstantly fielding calls from other tenants for barking or loud clacking or whatever because the other tenants get annoyed and it's simply not worth it. As you said, availability is super low so you also have your pick of tenants that don't have pets.

I suggest you rent a hotel room for three days and spend the time visiting various neighborhoods to get a feel for them. Also, many people do live outside the city.

Lot of good points in what you wrote.

I’ve been home for christmas break for a while now and I miss it up there :(. very excited to return again this week thank you for the beautiful picture op!

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Where do you live now? What sort of neighborhood are you looking for? We've got a lot of nice neighborhoods, but without knowing your priorities (walkability? Houses with yards? Interesting events and community orgs? Affordability?) it's hard to recommend. There's no really bad part of Providence, imo, unless you are very uncomfortable in neighborhoods with poor people. Some neighborhoods may be less of a good fit depending on income/interests/noise tolerance etc.

West side best side

Same here. I thought it was 1) the Capitol, 2) the RI State House.

You do have to go through security but yes, members of the public are usually allowed inside and IIRC there are tours. If you go, keep an eye out for this horrifying statue of insurrectionist and voting rights advocate Thomas Dorr: https://www.rifuture.org/wp-content/uploads/DSC_8669.jpg