How about some doubles? Haven’t had them in 15 years.

Does anyone sell doubles?

Pan-a-Day Takeaway does a decent Guyanese curried goat and has roti.

I know, used to eat it all the time when I was in Seattle had a great place near my apartment. When I moved back was always looking for a place but never found one.

Since I hate going to Boston, I just go to alis whenever I have to go to the city with a cooler lol, get like 6 meals bring them back and put them in my chest freezer. They freeze well. Still got like 3 meals right now from when I went in November.

I do love Ali’s, I just cannot accept there is not a substitute closer :(

Have to go to Boston. I like ali's roti.

Ali's Roti Restaurant https://maps.app.goo.gl/ooXSZBb5krmwSVvRA

I visited Pure Lounge on Atwells a few months back for hookah, it was a good time. A little pretentious but no sketchy vibes. Tel Aviv over by Hot Club is an open air cigar and hookah bar. I'd check out those two.

It's fun after a very very very late night out 😆

Good to know! Most breakfast places nearby don't serve anything besides juice and hot coco so thank you for the info.

lol it's a dive diner: just beer

Narragansett Brewery

Do they have Bloody Mary's or mimosas or just beer?

Tea in Sahara for sure

Is Byblos(sp) gone?

The long-term solution is the solution that nobody wants, which is to allow a whole bunch more housing of all types and forms. I’m not talking about an “affordable housing project” here or there. I’m talking about permitting the construction of tens or hundreds of thousands of new market rate units of all shapes and sizes. Allow SROs. Allow triple-deckers again. Allow dense, small, cheap housing.

Do you want this on your block? Do you want somebody to tear down the single family home on the lot next to you and build a 50 unit apartment on it? Do you want your block of single-family homes to be demolished and turned into triple-deckers?

Everybody says they want to do something about the cost of housing, but nobody wants it on their street. Nobody wants it on their block. Nobody wants it in their neighborhood.

Imagine you’re a 46 year old guy with a criminal record and a manageable heroin addiction. Realistically, where are you going to live? Where people like this lived in the past is an SRO. Cheap, single rooms often with shared kitchens and bathrooms. It’s not luxurious, but it’s better than the street.

And it’s basically illegal to build. And if somebody proposed one on your block, the statistical likelihood is that you would oppose it. So people talk about cheaper housing, but for the most part, they are not at all serious about doing what it would take to make that happen over time.

This sophomoric anti-Americanism really has no place here and it’s going to have the opposite of its intended effect, anyway. You’re not going to get literally anybody more interested in helping the homeless with this trite rant.

Dang. Been a few years since I’ve been in. Guess I should check my sources first!! Thanks for letting me and the OP know

not today bitch!

Opa

'tobacco use only'

Haus delavie

It’s the owners name. He is a Providence staple.Honest Bob is a solid dude

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>Tea in Sahara on Governor Street on the East Side

This was my recommendation, OP.

I pass it every day walking my dog. Nothing shady about it or the people I've ever seen going in and out. (And I think my "shadar" is solid)