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I’m a huge Camilles fan, but I haven’t eaten at a lot of the classic Italian restaurants on the hill

i drive it every day to and from work. i don't find it scary at all.

I love Phish

Maria’s Cucina on Broadway.

The only time I've had canned brown bread has been with baked beans. It's an old New England thing, and B&M makes both.

Just be mindful of it. A lot of young women find it demeaning and patriarchal.

We're more expensive than San Francisco or Washington DC? This seems unlikely to me.

Tomasellis at Rosario. Check the catering menu. I've never had their eggplant but everything I've had has been good

https://tomasellis.com/

Lou Umbertos can hook you up as well. https://www.louumbertositaliankitchen.com/

I didn't check the menus but Luigi's on Hartford Ave and Macera's in Cranston both have catering menus and probably can help you. Maybe Italian Corner in EP or West Vallet Soup and Sauce in West Warwick?

I’m so mad every time I’m over there it’s a day they’re closed or I have to get to something and can’t get a meal

This!! Best food

Lifelong Rhode Islander and I've never thought the Thurbers curve was very hard. The S curves in Pawtucket though? White knuckle time for me. I slow down for that one.

I like that place but they’re not open Tuesday or Wednesdays

Anthony’s

The old canteen?

I like mikes. Compete with the cash only bar run by the vfw hall it’s located in

Honestly the best old school Italian restaurants are not in providence. But I like Angelo’s on the Hill.

Honestly the best old school Italian restaurants are not in providence. But I like Angelo’s on the Hill.

Jump town and go Spumonis in the bucket

PM me, I’m good friends with Andy who runs Dash Delivery and I worked there for years

Came here to say this.

Uber eats let's you use a bike! I recently had a courier bring me food on a bike in Boston.

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Try maybe Vendi Ravioli on federal hill?

Best mozerella sticks, and the chicken parm is good.