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I've always thought this way about Providence as well. Thanks!

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Great thank you!

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Sly Fox Den Too is the true contender, Marvin and Mirena don’t deserve to be considered.

This is helpful to know. Thank you!

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No suggestions but I would tell your wife not to worry too much as Providence is one of the most accepting places I've ever lived. Just be a gokd neighbor and we will always look out for ya.

There's a flea market in Olneyville with lots of Mexican vendors

I looked it up a while ago and there are only about 10k Mexicans in Rhode Island. My husband gets mistaken for Guatemalan quite frequently. By Guatemalans.

Even in heavily Latino neighborhoods, there was still culture shock as there is so much variation.

As others are saying, olneyville is good. Also Chalkstone and silverlake. Both neighborhoods are VERY diverse (especially in terms of Latinos) but have a lot of Mexican markets/good restaurants.

La lupita in olneyville and Taconazo in silver lake are the best Mexican restaurants in town.

Of course any bagel from NY is gonna be next level!

Not really sure about Mexican neighborhoods specifically but there are a few areas with a big Latino/Hispanic presence. The south side of Providence has a large Dominican/Puerto Rican/Caribbean community. Central Falls has a more central/south america/mexican community I would say. Good places to start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUVs7CD4yDA

Excellent!

Because of the strong rep and the location, I've retried Rebelle three times. That probably would have been my limit on its own, but that woman cemented things.

Bagel Gourmet is worth a try, if you're so inclined. A blind taste test is always fun.

Had a chance to get my hands on a dozen from Absolute Bagles in NY. Ate 4 in the car on the way home, lol.

Most areas in Providence will have some Latin American however the Manton/Atwells/Smith Hill/Academy/Olneyville areas are highly populated.

Mount Pleasant, and down into Olneyville have a pretty good saturation of Taquerias and small Mexican markets.

I know, I’m just saying that this sub is so fixated on her that it’s weird how much attention they give her.

Yeah any time I’ve gotten more than one bagel to take home from there, I’ve frozen them! Great tip.

I mean out of the bagel place on broadway and providence bagel, I’d definitely say Rebelle is my fave bagel.

Anyone who knows from bagels knows you freeze them if you're not going to eat them within hours, not days.

If you love the bagels from that place, great. Nobody should yuck your yum. Best in town, though...

Make sure you've tried others. The only thing better than a bagel you really enjoy is a bagel you enjoy even more.

Might just be thinking of something you read online one time