When I saw Krakow on the list for the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri, I was immediately excited. I…read morehave been wanting to come and check this place out for some time. Finally I had my excuse to make the trip north to Woonsocket. I'm so glad I did. This place packs in so much stuff! A full grocery, plus deli counter and you can order a hot lunch. There's a cozy seating area with Polish clothing, books and art around to give it life. I walked around ten store for a bit, overwhelmed by all the delights on the shelves. I picked up a few items and went to the register. There, I also picked up my scoop. They serve homemade gelato and sorbet here, and I chose the amarena gelato (cherry). She served it up, added a cute little cookie and then I went outside to sit and eat. The texture of this wasn't quite gelato. But it wasn't quite sorbet, either. It was almost like a sherbert. It was smooth, fruity and a little creamy. The marinated cherry flavor really came through. If I could compare it to something family, it was like a grown up version of the old Flintstone Cherry sherbet Push-Up popsicle. I loved it. And I will get it again next time I come in. Krakow is such a special place, their Polish selection is awesome. It made me want to buy a Polish cookbook to learn how to use all the ingredients I saw! If you've ever had a pierogi, that's enough reason to stop in. Just make sure you get some gelato, too!

Amazeballs! Marta & Krystian are excellent hosts and teachers! The deli and shop is a wonderful…read moretrove of Polish goods, all sorts. We made 20 pierogi to take home (with sautéed bacon and onion), but they fed us so much food: borscht, mushroom croquette, bigos (hunter's stew), kielbasas, potato salad, gołąbki, leniwe (lazy pierogi), and apple filled pierogi. We also got a 10% discount, so I naturally had to bring home a babka! They are such dynamic instructors and the shop is lovingly decorated in all sorts of Knick Knacks from Poland, including a fabulous wall covered in Polka album covers. Excellent experience all around.

We went here after the beef barn to get ice cream. My friend got the raspberry, frozen yogurt and I…read moregot the chocolate chip cookie dough ice-cream. We both got small ice creams in a cup. They were a decent size for a small. However, the bill came to almost $10 which I think is a little bit steep. The service was good though they were helpful and efficient and I like the seating area, it's got a quaint, look to it and reasonably comfortable. They also have other things like breakfast items, muffins and cookies. I don't think the ice cream was extremely top notch what, but it was decent. The cookie dough ice-cream could have had more cookie dough in it, but other than that, it tasted pretty good. The hours are a little bit strange though they're only open in the spring through early fall. Still worth a look.

To receive less than 5 stars whilst serving some of Earth's finest creations would take an…read moreegregious offense. No such infractions occurred here! They serve a Maine based ice cream that is creamy and delicious. Settled right beside the Beef Barn, it is a perfect closer to that meal or as a stand alone treat. The Banana Split is only 2 scoops, but don't let that fool you. Those scoops are King Kong in size! I personally enjoy coming here on a Tuesday. They have a massive car show every Tuesday (weather permitting). Snag a scoop and stroll about admiring cars from times gone by. They also have an indoor sitting area (small). It's also worth mentioning that they offer sweet treats like cookies and brownies. There is also a cafe. So much, so wonderful! Grazie Mille!!

J's Deli is a must in Smithfield! I've been coming here for a while now and feel guilty that I…read morehaven't written a review yet. The restaurant itself is clean, has a large deli display, and posters of all their delicious sandwiches. They also have premade salads, some desserts, and other goodies. I want to commend the employee I had tonight. I wish I had gotten her name but she was extremely kind and personable. I've had her before and she always makes for a great experience. If the business owner reads this she was working the night of 2/7/26 and is a crowd favorite! Tonight I ordered the Cape Cod sandwich and we also had the chicken and falafel wrap. The Cape Cod was delicious! Nice and crispy fish even though I brought it home. Their falafel is always moist and delicious as well. My other favorite sandwiches are the Varone and Goldfinger. What really sets them apart is their bread- always soft and very fresh tasting. Their prices are also reasonable for the amount of food you get. This is a sandwich shop Subway is jealous of! Definitely a must try.

If you're looking for unique and delicious sandwich options, J's Deli is the place to visit. They…read morehave a massive sandwich menu and honestly, I always have a hard time deciding which one to get because after reading the descriptions of what is in each sandwich, there are so many that I would like to try! My absolute favorite sandwich they make is The Graduate, a buffalo chicken cutlet with cooper cheese topped with buffalo and blue cheese dressing. They also offer a big selection of prepared sides, egg rolls, and desserts that are all house made.

Today I wanted to try a new coffee shop. This place came up as local to me so I figured why not…read morecheck it out. Cute little spot with great decor! Super cute bar that you can sit at after you order. I did a coffee cold brew. It was DELICIOUS!! Pricing wasn't bad either, better than Starbucks that's for sure. I do wish they had online ordering.

Revive coffee just celebrated their one year anniversary. I predict that they will be in business…read morefor a very long time. The service is impeccable and the food is simple yet so delicious and their coffee can stand up to any coffee shop in Rhode island. I ordered the everything everything bagel. It had avocado, a sausage patty, cheese and balsamic vinegar glaze. It was very good. My son had a tomato and bacon bagel with cream cheese and he enjoyed that also. It looks like they make all their muffins in house and I wish I got to try one, but since this will be part of our daily routine since we're here in Rhode Island for a week will definitely be back. There is plenty of parking in the back at the coffeehouse seats around 12 people and there is a nice lounge area next to a fireplace. Highly recommend this coffee house nice people, great service and good coffee.

Just found my new favorite local spot LJ's…read more It's one of those rare places that feels like a hidden gem right in the middle of the city. The vibe is cozy and welcoming, but there's always something going on, live music, karaoke nights, and even fundraisers that really bring the community together. The food absolutely delivers. The pizza is on point (perfect crust, great flavor), and the smashburgers are next-level. Juicy, crispy edges, everything you want in a burger. It's the kind of place where you can grab a casual dinner, hang out with friends, and end up staying way longer than you planned because the atmosphere is just that good. If you're looking for great food and a spot that actually feels like part of the community, LJ's is definitely worth checking out.

Thursday night, and Lj's Kitchen fills up while you eat. It starts with one other table in the…read moreroom. By the time the pizza's gone, the bar is full and most of the tables are too. TVs overhead running NESN, a chalkboard listing specials that include a meatball ricotta pizza and a fried green tomato BLT, and a room that goes from quiet to humming in the time it takes to finish dinner. Lauren and I ordered a ten-inch bar pie, pepperoni and meatball, and a chicken parm sandwich on the side with a pile of fresh-cut potato chips. It's what a bar pie should be. Cheese bronzed and even, that dark caramelized edge where it ran past the crust and met the hot pan, the sauce light, not heavy or oversweet, meatball torn into rough chunks, clearly homemade, its flavor strong enough to overpower the rest of the pie a little. Solid pie. The chicken parm sandwich held its own too, cutlet clearly hand-breaded and fresh, not some frozen thing dropped in a fryer, sauce richer and heavier than the pizza's, soaking into good bread without turning it to mush, and those chips tasted like someone actually fried them that day. But the pizza wasn't the thing I kept thinking about on the drive back. It was how fast our drinks got refilled, even as the place filled in around us. How someone checked on us without hovering, the way regulars get checked on, not the way tables get checked on. LJ's has the feel of a neighborhood watering hole where the staff knows half the room by name, except somehow you don't feel like the other half. You feel like you belong, on your first visit, before you've ever said your name. The place is named for the owners' six-year-old daughter, LunaJett, who we hear is a lead waitress on Sundays. Makes sense. It's the kind of restaurant that makes you feel like family before you've finished your first beer, whether you're six or sixty. Not a pilgrimage. But worth the drive to Woonsocket on a Thursday night, and worth going back again.

I've gone to a few of these locations. They're pretty much all the same. Their food is good. Their…read moreprices are pretty on point with what they should be. I like the fact that they have fried mushrooms not many pieces offer that.

Bread was tough. Bacon was the worst I've ever eaten. Worse than the from frozen stuff you get at…read morethe store. Couldn't believe it out of a sandwich spot...

Great place food is great and the staff and dining experience is top notch. Nice little surprise…read morefor a little country restaurant. The rack of lamb was out of this world!

The whole experience was great ! Looking forward to going back again ! The food was very good and…read morethe beer was nice & cold. Service was great.

If you are from the NW corner of the state of Rhode Island, you will probably have heard or been to…read morethe Beef Barn. This restaurant has been an institution for decades and many locals just love the greasy food and limited menu. If you are in the Smithfield area, check it out. It's just a cozy cool spot.

Custom car show was awesome!!! Old iron from the 1920's -…read more2000's. Had a great time. Food was tasty as usual!!!

Must have caught this place on an off night considering they have 4+ rating here and I did not get…read more4+ food. It was takeout, so I always take that to consideration but I can't imagine that this pizza would have been mind blowing even if it was right out of the oven. The pizza itself was cooked perfectly but the crust reminded me of Celeste frozen pizza. When you lift your slice the dough doesn't fold because it's stiff like cardboard. The cheese was chewy and greasy, and the sauce had no flavor. The wings were ok but they were slightly overdone and a little greasy too. I will give them another try someday as everyone there was helpful and friendly. It seems like the dine-in reviews are a little higher so perhaps that might be the thing to do?

I ordered take out for the first time from here, I'm new to the area…read more My mom ordered the steak & cheese & the serving was huge! There was so much meat & it was hot!! I ordered the veggie supreme calzone & it was delicious! A little greasy, but that's to be expected. I'll definitely be back!!

Ok! Well it's been a few months if not a year since my last review of Quaker Deli... and Im…read morethrilled to report- things are looking soooo much better! I've ordered a couple of different cold sandwiches and had some of their salads over the summer, and they were very good and a very good price. Then, this week I was dying for a hot sandwich so I googled Quaker and behold they had a daily menu posted on a website! I wasn't sure if it was an old menu, so I took a ride over there to check it out. I ordered a meatball sub and I'm happy to say it certainly hit the spot! I told my coworkers and I will tell others to give "Quaker Deli" another try! I love the new menu and I'm so happy that hot good quality sandwiches are available! Keep it up!

I believe that Quaker deli should drop the word deli because they're only a variety store who sells…read moresome grinders but has no deli in their store. They should call themselves Quaker variety because that's what they are a variety store.