Another case of entrenched interests trying to squash competition? In Rhode Island?! Naaaaaah!

bayberry? That’s your advice?

Good point RE: Boston commuters forgot about that.

I think not even the Cafe La France lady opens her cafe that early inside the Amtrak station. Damn, it really is only Dunks before 7 isn't it?

Maybe that Starbucks on the other side of the bridge after Fed Hill in the Hilton? But that location seems cursed since Covid.

Coffee Exchange

Absolutely. Not only that, but with more work from home the 6am demand has to be even worse than the market was before covid (which wasn't very big for this niche). You don't have the Boston commuters getting up super early or the early office runs looking for that timeslot. I say that as someone who works early in person and it's a total ghost town at 6am apart from the occasional dog walk.

7 stars is not good

There's this up and coming restaurant called Los Andes.. it's pretty good, no one knows about it and I never see it recommended. Little local secret for ya.

I lived at the Halstead (was the promenade) and i miss it so much sometimes! the sound proofing wasn’t awful minus a decent amount of highway noises depending where your unit is. The amenities were fantastic, i never had any issues with management, and it was clean. Only complaint would be the rising prices of the apartments!

Really? I thank you for that effort as frustrating as it sounds like it was...I love that little bank, kicker and rail...it's exactly what a 40 year old that can barely kick flip anymore needs.

Oberlin will be close by you. For a quick lunch, The Village is good-I work by the convention center that that's the lunch spot for my office. If you can get into Aguardente it is really good-I didn't want to like it because it has so much buzz, but but great food and atmosphere-it's about 2 miles from the convention center.

Reach out to the councilperson in that Ward. I think it might be Sue Anderbois. She can definitely point you in the right direction.

Not a meal, but have to visit Pastiche

Well, there’s about 190,000 people in Providence. Maybe someone new will stumble across one of these posts and provide something new. You never know

Aleppo sweets

In the past 30 days, this question has been asked 12 times. How much more unique is it going to get?

A friend of mine worked with Providence Parks Department to build and install that bank/ flat bar. The red tape is not worth the time trust, just lug it down there with some friends and set it up.

Sure, but wouldn’t you love to see more unique answers from other people? I like getting as many opinions on things as I can before making my own

Did you know that reddit has a search feature? This is a very frequently asked question.

Oh I gotcha. Yeah, nothing like that on Atwells sadly. Check out Nitro Bar, too while your at it.

Contact Wendy Nilsson directly. She lives in the neighborhood. Though I'm going to say she will say no considering she removed all the donated toys from the Gladys Potter park due to insurance issues.

West end diner on Westminster opens at six.

Los Andes!

I second Bayberry Garden. Awesome.

• Bayberry Garden
• Heng Thai
• Amy’s (for a quick breakfast)
• East Side Pockets (lunch)

Oh no. I didn't realize they had a location on Broadway. I was mostly looking up and down Atwells. I don't know the area very well yet. This changes everything.