Nasty nasty store crabs are rotten don't eat there old food smells nasty do not go thereread more

I didn't like this place it was dirty and smelly , I know a seafood restaurant isn't going to smell…read morelike flowers but there is a difference between FRESH fish and OLD fish, the staff is also so rude. I prefer the market on Reservoir Ave , it's clean and the staff is awesome

Despite the seafood-focused name, this spot serves exceptional soufflé pancakes. Securing a brunch…read morereservation can take some effort and timing, but the generous portion sizes and food quality make the visit worthwhile. And OH MY FLUFFY - The soufflé pancakes are massive, fluffy, and a clear menu standout. While the crème brûlée soufflé pancakes are good, they lean a bit on the sweet side. Surprisingly, the savory breakfast plate with eggs and hashbrowns was my favorite. Pro tip - skip the cube toast and save room for the pancakes! The drinks are very instagrammable though the flavor profiles are relatively standard. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and the outdoor seating setup adds a pleasant, relaxed vacation vibe to the brunch experience.

Puffcake by Capri was a mixed experience. The puffcakes were light, fluffy, and delicious, but the…read morereal star was the cube French toast especially the Nutella flavor. It blew the puffcakes out of the water. They should consider a name change! Unfortunately, the service didn't live up to the food. We waited 15 minutes for a server, another 20 for our lattes, and nearly an hour after ordering for our food. Our server even came over with the check because she thought we had already eaten and our table cleared but was shocked to learn our food hadn't even arrived yet. The outdoor seating could also use some updating, with awkwardly placed table legs that didn't lend to a four top and peeling tabletops. Overall, I'm glad I tried this viral spot, but I don't think the food was worth the long wait.

We were strolling through the neighborhood, and since we had already tried Italian on the first…read morenight, we decided to check this place out. The outside and inside of the place was very clean and plenty of room around the tables. When we walked in, they were playing 90s R&B, it was lively, definitely had an excellent vibe! Shout out to our waitress, Lexi for giving us good advice on which flavors to go for, drinks to try and dessert! Great service! We're pretty well-versed in seafood boils so it was nice to see that there was one available. We decided to go with a pound of headless shrimp and half pound of black mussels with the captain Louis sauce, and medium level hot. We asked to sample the extra hot in the xx-hot, since we weren't familiar with their spices. Definitely loved the hot! We ended up tossing in the hot into the bag, mixed it up, it was a great mix! I'd come back for sure if I'm in the area again.

Capt Loui brings the classic Cajun seafood boil experience to Providence with a lively, casual…read moreatmosphere that encourages you to dig in and embrace the mess. Located on Brook Street near Brown University, the restaurant has a bright, nautical-inspired interior where tables are covered in butcher paper and guests are handed bibs and gloves before the food arrives. The energetic setting fits perfectly with the interactive style of dining, making it a fun spot for sharing a meal with friends or family. The seafood boils are the clear highlight of the menu. You can build your own combination with options like snow crab legs, king crab, shrimp, crawfish, and green mussels, then choose your preferred sauce and spice level. The signature Capt Loui sauce was my favorite, combining rich garlic butter with Cajun seasoning that added plenty of flavor without overpowering the seafood itself. The sweet corn, potatoes, and Cajun sausage rounded out the boil nicely, soaking up the extra sauce and making the meal feel complete. If you are looking for something beyond the boils, there are plenty of other worthwhile options. The fried calamari and oysters arrived hot with a crisp, light coating that stayed crunchy throughout the meal. The Cajun fries and hushpuppies made great sides, especially for dipping into any leftover sauce, while the lobster roll offers a less hands-on option for anyone not in the mood to crack shells. Service was friendly and attentive throughout my visit. The staff checked in regularly, kept drinks topped off, and made sure everything arrived promptly despite the busy dining room. Parking can be somewhat limited around College Hill, but the location is easy to reach on foot if you are already exploring the neighborhood. Overall, Capt Loui delivers a fun and satisfying seafood boil experience with fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and an upbeat atmosphere. Between the customizable boils, well-executed sides, and welcoming service, it is an easy place to return to whenever I am craving a classic Cajun-style seafood feast.

We loved the environment and food for our son's graduation family dinner. John Burke was our waiter…read moreand worked very hard to make our night extra special. Very professional. Thank you, The D'Orazio Family

This was our first time at this restaurant based on a review by the Providence Journal's food…read morecritic. We had booked a table for two. The place was pretty full of dinners many of which were going to go some show in one of nearby theaters. The dining area divided into tables and the bar area is very well designed in a modernist vein. The formally dressed waiters reminded me of Paris restaurants. The one drawback for me was the noise which made me knock a star off the score. To have to shout at your dining companion is a downer. We went on to order the food. We started by ordering six excellent oysters to share. Then onto the main dishes. My wife had the crispy fish tacos where the fish was crispy and the tacos were not. The fish was delicious. I stuck with an appetizer: sesame tuna. It was served on a unique platter which had a burning hot metal plate on which to cook the tuna to taste. I enjoyed the presentation and the taste. I also asked for crispy fries which were done right (which most restaurants don't achieve) and were hot and delicious. This was accompanied by glasses of a white wine - Aragosta Vermentino - and a Laetitia Pinot. Although satiated we could not resist ordering a crème brûlée dessert (highly recommended by people at the next table) which was excellent.. We would recommend this place highly even though it is quite expensive - around $60-90 per head. Our server, John B, was the consummate professional who was attentive and knowledgeable. He is to be commended. A fine dining experience (except for the aforementioned noise factor) worth a visit.

January 28, 2025 To…read morewhom it may concern, I am writing to bring to your attention an important matter regarding the outdated , stale quality of cigars and tabacoo products available at your convenience store. I have noticed that your products on the shelves appear to be outdated and stale. As a regular customer who values the quality of products I purchase , I urge you to take necessary steps to ensure that all cigars and tabacoo products are checked for expiration dates /year and freshness. Outdated or stale products not only compromise customer satisfaction but also pose potential health risks. I kindly request that your store conducts a thorough review of the current stock of cigars and tobacco products removing and replacing any outdated or stale items with fresh products will undoubtedly enhanced the overall customer experience and maintain your storage reputation for providing high quality items I appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to your prompt action and insurance the quality and freshness of the cigars and tobacco products available at all your stores Thank you for your understanding and corporation Sincerely, Customer/Consumer All Rights Reserved

Great store, just opened 4 weeks ago. The owner Mohammed was super friendly and gave me a cart when…read moremy arms were getting full as I went through the aisles and a free drink on my way out (thank you!). They are trying to make the store accessible and affordable. Great low prices, late night hours, and a wide selection of different cultural foods make this an awesome neighborhood spot! Haven't tried their fresh made sandwiches yet but the orange oat juice was yummy. Definitely recommend & will come back myself

Providence has its fair share of Asian markets, but let's face it, they usually have a similar…read morevariety of products. There will be kawaii asian snacks, specialty groceries, food mixes and the like. It's fun but begins to get old after a while. Lao Thai is noticeably smaller than other stores and is almost inconspicuous on Chalkstone Ave. It has the same stuff as other Asian places, but compensates for its small size with a tremendous amount of variety including brands and packages that aren't available at other places. I went in looking for Tom Yum soup mix and saw at least 4 varieties of it. Was also excited to see a pho mix. They also had single serve and large tubs of varieties of curry mixes, bbq sauce and the like. Although sparse, their snack section was also something to behold as I marveled at stuff like duck flavored and spicy seafood ramen, which I had never seen before. Also picked out some chili preserved mango. Checking out their exotic tea section is also an adventure. I'm surprised I haven't been to this place more because small as it may be, it has a ton of good stuff.

The best thing I enjoyed was the service and hospitality which was so heartfelt and genuine. The…read morestaff really love being there, love what they're doing and this extends to the service they provide. Shout out to the manager Leo and the bar staff Brittany, Connor and James who made amazing cocktails! I asked for a Last word and James nailed it! Even when some of the pretentious customers made Britany open several wine bottles because it was not 'fresh', she took it in stride and gave excellent service. The customer (a pretentious Karen) obviously had no idea that wine has to breathe. The seafood was super fresh and the best time to go was happy hour...dollar oysters were such good value for money.

Two words... wasabi calamari…read more Let me just say remarkable. Not super spicy the peppers were so amazing and who knew that pickled cucumbers and ginger would go so well... this is my new go to dish. OK, and then our server was fantastic... We both switched our schedule so we could have a day off on Friday and we felt very taken care of and the only thing better would've been to be sitting in reclining chairs and being served. The oysters were spot on, and then it became Appy Hour... dollar oysters and discounted appetizers from 3 to 530 every day. Changed up our drinks and I had french fries with the peppercorn sauce and bubbles and of course we had more oysters. We will definitely be back here again. This place is awesome.

So we had just left a bakery that I had been excited to go to and hadn't planned to stop anywhere…read moreelse. I wanted to take my pastries back to my hotel room and live in sweet indulgent bliss. However, my husband is a huge nerd and anime happens to be one of his afflictions and there was a mural on the side of a wall that he wanted to take a picture at. After the photo, we noticed some fun Japanese items in the windows of the store by the mural, so we decided to just come on in and take a look. Wow! This shop was fantastic!!! I fell in love with Japanese stuff when I was a child and this place is a wonderland of food and items. I was actually kind of jealous because I haven't even been able to find some of the fun stuff that I wanted to try from social media in Las Vegas (and we have a lot of Japanese stores in Las Vegas). The shelves are lined quite nicely and the person working was pretty nice. Overall, I'd come in quite a bit if I lived in this neighborhood.

i passed this hidden gem on my walk to breakfast one morning while traveling solo in rhode island…read moreand immediately i knew i had to walk inside. from the moment i opened the door, i felt like i had been transported back to japan! speaking to the cashier, i learned that the owners are always taking recommendations as to what they should stock, which i love to hear, but i felt that their wide range of products was perfection. i ended up going back multiple times throughout my trip just to pick up little snacks here and there! if you like Japanese snacks or just want to feel like you're traveling abroad without walking into an airport, this is the place for you! and please do yourself a favor - pick up one of those strawberry milks. you won't regret it.