I went to an event at the Casino, it was really nice and the food and the setup were really well…read moredone. Located in the midst of Roger Williams Park, this building features a brick exterior and verandas adorned with Ionic columns, semi-circular porticos and railings with turned balusters in the, Colonial Revival architectural style of the late nineteenth century. The interior walls of the first floor are constructed of hand-finished wood panels, the original floors are maple, and details such as beveled mirrors and an emerald green tiled fireplace lend a formal and elegant air to the surroundings. Upstairs, the Ballroom was used in the old days for special social events, especially during the '30's and '40's. That is where our event was held and it was a really roomy space. Loved the well kept hardwood floors and the plaster friezes and frescoes of cherubs and musical instruments that adorn the 20-foot ceilings. This grand room, with its birch floors, is painted in warm, rosy tones to evoke a sense of well being, a priority during the "Gay Nineties". At night, it is nicely lit up.

Great venue for a wedding. Loved the 2 level space. Cocktail hour was on the main level and the…read morereception was on the second floor. A Beautiful spot inside and out.

Food, atmosphere and entertainment and other functions and food? And cleanliness?karoke once a…read moremonth at least and social events?

I had my wedding here. It was beautiful. And their prices are decent to rent from. I'd rent this…read moreall out again

It is difficult to rate a venue like this. I was at an event and the speakers went long. Dinner was…read moredelayed. I can't fault the kitchen for the over cooked food but it was tasteless. An inemic piece of chicken with rubbery mushrooms covered in a yellowish gravy, accompanied by mashed potatoes and limp green beans. Several people didn't eat the chicken, two being vegetarians. When they asked for something to bring the chicken home to their dogs they were told they couldn't take the food. We managed a makeshift to go bag but can't understand why they were willing to throw it out rather than have them take it home to be eaten by dogs.

My family and I recently had a collation in the imperial room following my step fathers funeral…read more The accommodations were perfect, from the seating to the buffet station to the staff. The food was excellent and never had to wait for a new chaffing pan when one got low. I would recommend anyone who is looking to plan an event to look here first.

The course is an amazing shape, came out with three other people to make a foursome and had a great…read moreday of golf..

We had our 50th High School Reunion there. Very nice place, but the FOOD WAS AWFUL AND IT WASN'T…read moreCHEAP. Salad was wilted, and eggplant dish was awful. I left mine there. People who ordered Prime Rib didn't like theirs either. Fish was medeocre. I would not recommend nor go to anything else there.

Great place have a great time at bingo.The people there of every polite had a lot of funread more

Had fun playing Bingo with a lively bunch of people. They…read morehad a friendly staff and offer coffee, soda and food.

One of the Best kept Secrets in Rhode Island........The Harbor Lights Easter Buffet. Anything and…read moreEverything you could ever want to eat is on this All you can Eat Buffet for 1 reasonable price. They offered a Sumptuous, lavish spread offering a bountiful variety of delectable, mouth-watering dishes. The Presentation was Appetizing and the Food Flavoursome, Hot, and Delicious. Check out their website at www.harborlightsri.com where you can see all the other Events and Specials they offer throughout the year!

We went to Harbor Lights for Easter brunch and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience…read more When we arrived, the dining room felt cold and damp because a window near our table was left open--even though it was cold and rainy outside. It set the tone for what ended up being a very uncomfortable meal. The organization of the brunch was extremely poor. All tables were seated and then released at the same time, which created complete chaos. There was no direction, no clear flow, and no communication. Two lines formed for the buffet, but there wasn't nearly enough space to accommodate everyone. At the carving station, both lines collided and people had to awkwardly cross over each other just to access different items. The food itself was also underwhelming. Several of the vegetables were undercooked, and overall the quality did not meet expectations for a holiday brunch. To add to the frustration, I asked for milk for my mom's coffee (she can't have cream), and after about 10 minutes, we were told there was no milk anywhere in the building. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience--especially for a special occasion like Easter. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.

I attended an event there yesterday and everything was perfect! Friendly staff who went out of…read moretheir way to make things exactly the way the host wanted it to be, excellent food, not to mention the beautiful views and atmosphere. Highly recommend for any event you wish to hold at this amazing venue!

Just had my baby shower here yesterday!…read more We rented one of the private rooms and the views alone were worth it - craaazy ocean views. The staff was attentive, warm, organized, and completely on top of everything all day. The biggest standout was the food. It was a brunch setup and every single thing was delicious - chicken and waffles, the best catered eggs I've ever had, pasta, salmon, and bacon I'll never forget. Huge shoutout to Dean for arranging everything and absolutely crushing the food and overall experience. I had friends and family come in from all over the country and everyone left impressed and in love with Rhode Island. I keep saying I just need to get a boat and become a member hahaha. Will def have this in my rotation for hosting events!

During Splendor of Florence's Sott'Acqua Festival: A Tale of Two Cities Underwater from November…read more9-17, 2024, The Pavilion at Grace Church had a Two Cities Underwater Photo Exhibit. The event is free and open to the public, registration not required. There was a sign on Westminster Street indicating the entrance. The Pavilion at Grace Church exhibited iconic photographs taken by the late Life Magazine photographer David Lees that document the flood in Florence in 1966 and the Providence Journal photos of downtown Providence after Hurricane Carol in 1954. The photographs were dramatic and memorable of each city underwater. There were plenty of space to walk around and take in the photos.

Modern gothic and gorgeous new venue in the center of Providence! Vaulted ceilings, floor to…read moreceiling windows, copper details, and a large fireplace make it unique. Our event comfortably fit 100 people at least, with plenty if room for DJ, photo booth, several catering stations and tables for snacking. Such an intimate and grand atmosphere! It's location is perfect with accommodations within walking distance! The Pavilion itself is attached to Grace Episcopal Church, but doors do separate the spaces for non-religious events. There is also a courtyard, which will serve as a great outdoor space in nicer weather!