Beech Jamestown Where Date Night Dreams Come True…read more Listen, I don't write reviews often. But Beech in Jamestown had me pulling out my phone faster than I pull out my wallet at the end of a great meal. We showed up early like the eager, slightly-too-hungry couple we are. Did they make us wait awkwardly by the hostess stand? Absolutely not. They swept us into a bright, window-wrapped room so cheerful it practically hugged us. Turns out they'd lost power earlier that day. LOST POWER. You wouldn't have known it. These people were cooler than the other side of the pillow. Now. The food. Oh, the FOOD. I got the steak with puréed pomme, asparagus, and carrots, and I need you to understand -- this thing had a sear on it that made me want to stand up and applaud. The sauce? Somebody's grandmother's secret recipe dipped in liquid gold. It melted in my mouth so fast I briefly forgot my own name. My wife had to remind me we were in public. Speaking of my wife -- she ordered the Tortellacci. Stuffed pasta, porcini mushrooms, ricotta, limoncello cream sauce, white truffle shavings. She took one bite and just stared at me. No words. Just stared. That's how you know it was BANANAS. In the best possible way. The rolls came out hot and fresh, which is honestly its own love language. Our water and bread gal? Sunshine in human form. Smiling, attentive, welcoming -- the kind of person who makes you feel like a guest, not a table number. Our waitress treated us like family, which for two people on date night is exactly the vibe you need. Beech, you had us at the bread. You kept us at the steak. We'll be back on this island, and you will absolutely see our faces again. 10/10. No notes. Just compliments.

Overall the service could not have been better, very friendly and attentive. We were seated outside…read morewhich was nice and once you're there you know where the name of the restaurant came from. But the thing you really go to a restaurant for is the food and drink. We tried the trumpet mushroom main course and it was interesting but kinda of fell short. And pretty pricey for what you got. The pasta puttanesca special was fine but again not that memorable. Overall I would go back for a drink but not to eat.

Linguini & Clams and Short ribs over mashed - both were EXCELLENT…read more We would go back for either one. Waiter was MIA on a slow Friday night or else I would have given 5 stars.

It is under new ownership by the tsmikas family who have years and years of restaurant experience…read more Right now they've been open from 10 to 4 with a wonderful meal available all day both breakfast and lunch. They've just started opening Thursday through Saturday for dinner and it is wonderful and what a view! If you haven't been under the new ownership, I suggest giving it a try. It'll be glad you did. Another great restaurant in Jamestown.

What a beautiful bar, amazing owner and great vibes. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking…read morefor a good time and a great drink!

Fun new place in Narragansett's Mariner Square! There are 2…read morepool tables, dart board, a great black granite bar, and high top tables. It used to be Proof, and the current owner is slowly making it his own. Right now he doesn't have full time food service, but occasionally does pop ups. This is just a good place to go, have a beer, wine, or cocktail and hang out without being at a college bar or a place that over charged.

We wanted a dive bar and Rusty's didn't disappoint! Cold beer, good food and a great bartender…read more Meg was the bartender working when we were there. She was great! The stuffies (on the food menu) were soooo good! It was the first time I ever heard of them and so glad I got try one!

It is what it is! If you're looking for a dive bar full of good folks unwinding after a long work…read moreday, this is your place. Went on a cold winter's night when the tourists were long gone. The bartender Lorrie was friendly and fun like your friends cool mom. 80's songs on the play list. Have a beer and watch the local news. Glancing around the bar the french dip and nachos looked delicious. Pool table in the back. Good, solid, welcoming bar. Cheers!

The Firepit is a fabulous outdoor lounge at Gurney's Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa. It has a…read morechic, resort atmosphere with beautiful ocean views and amazing fire pits. During the day, you can enjoy the relaxing resort life, with the ocean views and nice breeze. At nighttime, it becomes a trendy bar. It does get chillier after the sun sets, but you can stand by the fire pits to keep you warm. Last night, which was a Friday, they had a live band from 6-9pm, which was awesome. The food and drinks are pricey, with prosecco being $20 a glass, but I guess that's to be expected in the Hamptons. It's a great place to hang out and I would love to come again!

Great ambiance. Unfortunately was only there for two day and one day was poring out. Was allowed to…read morebring my own drink as sit by the Firepit, which was nice because by the time I checked into hotel everything was closed.

I love the upstairs of Wally's. The ambiance is def higher end but it still offers the same as…read moredownstairs. Theres also usually far fewer kids up there. The drinks are great. The food is good too. I honestly come for the bartenders. They are some of the best around. We love nights here. They never disappoint.

This is for The Copper Club, which is above Wally's Weiners and is a speak easy. Granted, you just…read morewalk up the stairs to the right as you enter Wally's Weiners - no password required. You walk upstairs (narrow stairway with high pitch, use the handrails) and enter the speakeasy. It was interesting in that most of the people there were families with kids - I can tell you as someone who seeks out speakeasys that this was unusual. We ordered our drinks - I ordered a Bourbon Beachcomber, and my wife ordered a Midnight Mocha, since that style of drinks is a specialty for The Copper Club. The bartender put on a good show when making the drinks, which were served in the correct glass with the correct garnish. The drink quality was solid. So why only 4 stars? This place is used for overflow seating for Wally's Weiners. That's fine, but it misses a market (and it wasn't even LISTED here on Yelp for other Yelp members to find) which is actually pretty hot right now. Maybe they need to benchmark eleven twenty two in Paso Robles, or Club Arcada in St Charles for some ideas of how to make this concept pop. Drink prices were in par for quality drinks. You can order all of Wally's menu items as well.

Maybe it's not officially a "dive bar" anymore--but it's still pretty damn close. And what used to…read morebe a true hidden gem? Yeah... that ship has sailed. This spot has clearly become a local favorite, and for good reason--mighty food, a solid beer selection, and a consistently great vibe. It's tight inside, so do yourself a favor and get there early if you want to grab a seat. The staff is always friendly and on point, and after quite a few visits, I can honestly say I've never been disappointed. Cheers

Pour judgment in downtown Newport is an outstanding establishment that offers a variety of great…read morebeer choices and some amazing food. The parking in front can be limited but we were lucky enough to get a spot. The portions sizes are insane here so make sure you have an appetite! I ordered a chicken sandwich with pesto and mozzarella and really enjoyed it. The turkey club is also massive and their fries are very tasty. This is definitely a locals favorite and if you're looking for a local dive that offers good food at a great price you should check them out!

Was very good food and enjoyed the location, right on the beach and the waitstaff was super awesome…read morethe whole time. I ordered the swordfish with coos-coos and it was great. My wife got the shrimp special and it was good too. The cocktails were perfect. The sound of the crashing waves made it just the perfect atmosphere.

It's sad to say that our first experience at this restaurant was one of the most unprofessional…read moreimpressions we've ever experienced. Upon our 5:30 p.m. arrival, my wife and I were immediately seated in the far corner of the outdoor patio. From the beginning, the host's demeanor came across as cold and dismissive. When she told us to "enjoy," her tone made it clear she didn't mean what she said. When our waitress arrived, she wanted to explain what the daily specials were, but before she began, we politely asked if we could move to another section of the patio so we could sit in the sun. After speaking with the host, she returned with what I can only describe as a smart-ass attitude, saying, "Those tables are for people who actually have reservations." We completely understood if those tables were reserved, but there was absolutely no reason for the condescending attitude. Instead, we were moved to another corner table, and after the host decided to tell us "enjoy" with the same condescending tone. Once we sat down, I asked the waitress if she could explain the daily specials, but then she quickly replied, "now that we're at a different table, the other waitress/waiter will have to do that" since it wasn't her "zone". As we sat there, we couldn't help but notice what appeared to be a noticeable difference in how other guests were treated. The tables that gave off what I would describe as a more "upper class" appearance, well-dressed white guests who appeared more affluent, seemed to receive a warmer welcome and far more attentive service. Whether that was intentional or not, we couldn't shake the feeling that we were viewed differently. I'm white myself, but perhaps my tattoos or the fact that I was dining with my Brazilian wife caused us to be perceived differently. I honestly don't know. What I do know is that we left feeling like we didn't fit the restaurant's idea of its preferred clientele. For example, our waitress never offered us the option of tap or bottled water, while nearby "upper class" tables were given that choice. Around 6:10 p.m., we ordered appetizers, which took roughly 20 minutes to arrive, while tables seated after us were already receiving their food. We then placed our entrée orders and waited... and waited... and waited. In addition, we found a hair in the salad that we ordered, and when we brought it up to the waitress, her only answer was "that's impossible, everyone in the kitchen wears hairnets... At approximately 6:40 p.m., the hostess came to our table and explained there had been a "mix-up" because we had switched tables, causing our entrée order to be delayed. That explanation made very little sense. How does simply switching tables result in an order being delayed by that much? It pointed to a serious lack of communication between the front of the house and the kitchen. By approximately 6:50 p.m., I believe a manager came to our table and asked if there was anything he could do. At that point, I bluntly asked for the check because waiting well over an hour for our food was simply unacceptable. Ironically, our entrées finally arrived around 7:00 p.m., but by then we had completely lost our appetite. I sent the food back and again requested the check. Even then, it still took another 10 minutes to receive it. To the hostess's credit, she apologized, and I told her I appreciated the apology. However, I also explained that this restaurant clearly has a major communication problem. More importantly, the dismissive attitude we experienced from the moment we walked in set the tone for the entire evening and left us feeling unwelcome. In a nutshell: We waited an hour and a half for our food we never received, we were mistreated, felt discriminated, and there were still PLENTY of open tables in the patio facing the sun. This was our first visit to Narragansett, and unfortunately it was not the welcome we expected. I didn't even bother asking if the restaurant offered a military discount because, by that point, I already felt like we didn't belong. We will NEVER return.

What a great place to enjoy a drink in lovely Warren! We visited yesterday after Art Night and it…read morewas our first time at Stingy Alley. I was expecting it to be a dive (I do love a good dive bar!), but Stingy Alley is beautiful and classy, with an amazing cocktail menu and small bites as well. I loved the dark wood decor, the low lighting throughout the establishment, and the accent lights at the bar are so pretty. There are many different types of seating - bar, high top tables, benches, regular tables, and a cute and comfy corner booth with throw pillows, which is where we opted to sit. Service was excellent. I was expecting to have to order at the bar, but Stingy Alley has table service. My husband ordered the espresso martini and I went with the Dubai chocolate martini. Both were outstanding - I could easily have tried a few more of the dessert cocktails, but alas we had a 40 minute drive home so that will have to wait for another visit. Will definitely come back to Stingy Alley - thanks for a lovely end to our night!

Thanks Stingy Alley for a beautiful Christmasy environment, delicious margaritas and a yummy hot…read moredog, that perfectly toasted buttery bun, amiright? From the same folx that brought fan faves Square Peg and Amy's, they have done it again. I love the banquetts they have installed around the perimeter for seating. The holiday decor was lovely and the service was great. They have limited food options, but there are a couple choices if you want a snack while enjoying a libation.

Old school Monday disco nights Chill evening with live music…read moreon the patio A nice trippie place

I was bamboozled by the night bartender in leopard print shirt with blonde hair. Cash only. Gave…read more$100 for a $50 tab, given $30 change. Called her out & got giggles as I was leaving $20 for a tip anyway & was left with $10 ones. Shady