Probably just hang out near the boba shops on Thayer street and you’re be bound to be approached by weebs

Jfc. I take my dog to Madrid all the time. He always stays outside while I go in to buy something. Can’t imagine bringing him inside let alone setting up a little spot on the table for him to nest. People never cease to amaze me

These dirt nasty motherfuckers

Urban Greens is a better store that supports local community and has a better parking arrangement.

Edit: education in the thread below. It be your own people :(

Oh they'll try

Tbh I think providence is less diverse outside of the university crowd

It’s not a true Trader Joe’s unless the parking lot is a cramped hell hole.

Low key hoping someone recognizes them and it gets back to them haha.

You really need to make your way over to the dog park at the end of Broadway by the church. A true gem, maintained by people who care, and frequented by competent dog owners.

what da fuck.

We've only got a couple of smaller hills here

I'm not seeing where the trouble is? It's like any parking lot in a city. Sometimes you might have to wait a bit to get in or out.

It's not like people can turn both ways out of it or something.

So stupidly conceived to have that bottlenecking a highway off-ramp.

I’m confused…isn’t this street a one way?

People walk their dogs across plenty of bay and ocean front beaches. IDK if it's legal but they do it. So maybe that counts as dog friendly.

A lot of dog walkers around PVD too. But not much sidewalk on certain parts of town.

It’s not gonna be better than Colorado

Pvd isn't diverse?

Not to rain on any parades, but I wouldn’t say anyone really moves to Providence for the dating scene. Or dog friendliness, for that matter.

I've lived in Denver for 8 years and now in RI for 4 (only 1 yr in PVD): legally speaking, RI is not dog friendly, but many people disregard the law. There's at least 2 public parks in my neighborhood posted as "no dogs," although it's frequently disregarded at one of them.

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Wish I met someone like you when I first moved out here lol

I'm not a skinny, white girl that climbs 14er's every weekend which is the ideal for Denver. Providence is more diverse so I'm hopeful.

That is nasty

I'd presume she meant the dating part was tough in Denver.

From what I hear from friends who are in late 20s, finding ppl in similar age range is kinda rough (if that applies to you). Also idk if this matters to you but even tho there are pockets of diversity, I wouldn’t say it’s very diverse. Not sure how PVD compares to Denver tho. I’m also Asian and the same age btw—feel free to DM me if you have any more PVD-related questions