This club started out as a modest, funky beer and wine bar frequented by artists, musicians and academics. The owners soon added rooms, a deck and a small grill, and the Hot Club established itself as one of Providence's most popular places. On balmy summer nights, the deck is especially popular, and offers delightful views of the Providence River. The versatile menu is decked with an extensive selection of tasteful drinks which patrons can pair with delectable bites such as Chicken Wings, Fish Nuggets, Clam Strips, and Chicken Tacos among others.
Dusk is a no nonsense type of bar and event venue that caters to indie rock and stiff drinks. Inside, it has that dark, Hollywood-type of dive feel, but the attention to detail goes beyond what you would find in a real 'dive.' For instance, a cocktail like the 'Dusk Manhattan' made with honey whiskey isn't created everywhere. Nonetheless, the club isn't that pretentious because you can still find old standbys like 'Gansett Lager in a can.
Newport Blues Café is the perfect combination of drinks, music and fun. A wide array of musical events featuring some the best local as well as seasoned singers, bands and rappers are lined up at this awesome nightclub throughout the year. During late nights this nightclub is bustling with youngsters, music lovers and party animals dancing to the loud beats of the playing band. You can enjoy small plates and juicy burgers during evenings and get yourself glass of your favorite drink at any time of the day if you are not keen on attending concerts. Looking for a venue to celebrate a private event like birthday or wedding parties? If yes, then look no further than Newport Blues Café. Apart from being a popular nightclub with live music, this spacious venue is used for hosting all kind of private events.
In the Downcity area of Providence, there are plenty of bars to choose from, like the Dorrance, Congress Tavern and Union, however the spot for carefully crafted cocktails is The Eddy. Here, the focus behind the bar is on the cocktail, sure they have beer, but you would be remiss not to try the 'Dutch 75.' The drink is a nice take on the French version, only this one is made with Bols Gin, a homemade lemon cordial and Prosecco instead of Champagne. The beer and wine lists are equally creative and the bar snacks are even better than elsewhere, with options like pickles, crostini, small sandwiches and deviled eggs, it's no wonder the place is always packed.
With a name inspired by the Irish folk hero Jack Duggan, The Wild Colonial is a cozy bar serving the best Guinness in town and is extremely popular destination with locals. The interiors contain happy drinkers within the confines of exposed brick walls and minimal lighting, a place perfect for conversations. The food menu is simple, it's comprised of cheese and sandwich selections, always a hit in the Northeast. So come in for a post-work drink with friends or to catch the latest games on their large-screen TVs.
Visit Rasoi Restaurant for a panoramic tour of India's diverse cuisines from seafood to meaty dishes to plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, all soaked up in pure ghee and fragrant spices. The interiors are bright and full of vibrant color, well representing the colorful imagery of India. This Indian restaurant also has a fully stocked bar with a clever selection of spirits that go well with spicy and spicy Indian food. The service staff is charming and courteous and always at your service. Rasoi also offers full fledged catering services for various occasions.
In the Downcity area of Providence, there are plenty of bars to choose from, like the Dorrance, Congress Tavern and Union, however the spot for carefully crafted cocktails is The Eddy. Here, the focus behind the bar is on the cocktail, sure they have beer, but you would be remiss not to try the 'Dutch 75.' The drink is a nice take on the French version, only this one is made with Bols Gin, a homemade lemon cordial and Prosecco instead of Champagne. The beer and wine lists are equally creative and the bar snacks are even better than elsewhere, with options like pickles, crostini, small sandwiches and deviled eggs, it's no wonder the place is always packed.
Providence Oyster Bar is a great neighborhood seafood joint that serves delicious seafood and a full service bar. Apart from having the classics like oysters, Chowders and salads on offer, Providence Oyster Bar also has a Sushi Bar with delectable options. Enjoy mouth-watering Sushi like the California Roll, Surf & Turf roll and a lot more on offer. The bar menu features some sumptuous bar food and drinks including cocktails, wines and more at reasonable prices.
The Red Dory is a great place to satisfy your Mediterranean cravings. This casual fine-dining establishment offers sumptuous seafood items including Grilled Spanish Octopus, Grilled Faroe Island Salmon and Oysters on the Half Shell. Further, The Red Dory prides itself on using local ingredients that are procured from the farmers and fishermen of the area. The kitchen is helmed by the owner and Chef Aaron DeRego who adds a unique twist to the Mediterranean delights. The food is reasonably priced and well worth the money paid.
Ogie’s Trailer Park is a retro-themed restaurant which resembles a friend's funky backyard. Perhaps the driving theme of this bar is a micro house which instantly makes you feel comfortable, what with pretty caravans lodged at the patio and delicious, comfort food doing the rounds.The atmosphere is upbeat with retro music and patrons reveling under the warmth and mellowness the space induces. You can sit inside the spacious indoors or spend time on their patio while snuggling up to the fire-pit. Consider trying the Fried Chicken Sandwich along with a refreshing dose of Hurricane! Ogie’s Trailer Park is a fabulous place if you are looking to have a relaxed, fun evening out without feeling a pinch in your pocket.
Brick Alley Pub is a local favorite, popular with both families and young adults. The menu includes hearty New England soups and burgers; an extensive salad bar selection is also available. The cozy, wood paneled downstairs room is complete with everything from high chairs to a large screen TV. The upstairs bar area offers large windows overlooking the waterfront area, making it a pleasant place to wait for your table. Families or large groups should go early as a typical wait on a weekend night can be up to an hour long. Make sure you try the famous lobster roll.