I was fortunate to meet these folks last weekend. Their cheese is AMAZING. I couldn't stop eating…read moreit. Best I've ever had. Well worth the ride.

Omg I got a cheese from this farm at the Hope Street farmers market - so amazing and not a bad…read moreprice at all!!!! It was like a Brie made with charcoal or something? Amaaazzzingg. I've never actually been to the farm, but this product was incredible!

Beautiful vineyard with tasty wines, especially whites. We…read morestopped by on the weekend and sat on chairs in the field and listened to the live music while we sipped on a sparkling chambrusco and rose. You can also sit inside or on the patio and do a tasting flight.

While exploring Rhode Island, we came across this lovely winery. Apparently it's the oldest one in…read moreRhode Island as you make your way into the winery it is such a beautiful drive. We arrived just before closing so there was only a few people in the winery tasting room. we were immediately greeted with a warm, hello and felt right at home. The kitchen was closed already so we did not get to try the food on our next trip out. Definitely be back. This is a great thing to do if you're visiting Rhode Island the wine was excellent. We even brought back some for ourselves and to give out as gifts for our friends. Thank you, Carolyn Salonnet vineyards. It was a great outing. He will definitely be back.

Great, local dairy products. I've recently started buying eggs here too. Grain-fed hens and $5 a…read moredozen.

Super friendly people! They love to talk with you! The milk is excellent. The flavored milk is…read moreextremely rich and creamy but not very sweet they don't put a lot of sugar in it to keep it natural and healthy. The drinkable yogurt is in my opinion just incredible! It is not super sweet like the yogurt you buy in the supermarket. In fact it's extremely Tangy which is just how I like it! It reminds me a lot of European yogurt which is made very differently than the mass produced yogurts here. I cannot believe the price of the milk it is so reasonable and so is the price of the drinkable yogurt. If you live in the area and you want to try some fresh milk give this place a try I think that you'll be quite pleased.

Another great experience! From hostess, waitress Annie to the incredible Chef who prepared our…read morefood, everything was fabulous! A group of us (five) stopped in for dinner, seated in the extra room area which is very comfortable, attractive and convenient. Everyone was happy with our orders, especially me who chanced the Sea Scallops Rockefeller, sautéed PERFECTLY, nestled in a sweet bisque-like sauce along with spinach and toasted crumbles. If no one was around, I would have licked the plate lol; it was that good!! Kudos to their team, its no surprise this restaurant was bustling on a Monday evening.

This restaurant is at a plaza with plenty of parking available. We came in at lunchtime and the…read moreplace was buzzing with people enjoying their meal. We were offered a table to the left of the entrance close to the bar area. Unfortunately, it was a chilly and breezy day so every time the door was opened we experienced a cold draft. Our server was Hannah and she was very attentive. I ordered the Island Chicken and was somewhat underwhelmed with the dish. The amount of bacon bits on the chicken made the dish very salty. The combination of sweet teriyaki glaze and grilled canned pineapple didn't quite work for me. I liked my mashed potatoes and veggies.

Lovely spot to stay. Excellent continental breakfast. Staff very nice. Lovely location.read more

Renovated when all had IPods. It is a stylish snap shot of 2003 and 1870…read more Bring sandwiches. Buy a Gansett! Neighbor. Delicious breakfast. Gorgeous front law. Superlative local staff. Come for the quiet bayside breezes.

I enjoyed my experience so much it was one of the most majestic times I have ever had the horses…read moreand staff were so very welcoming , I would recommend this place 100%

Easy to find, NEA is nestled in a quant neighborhood near the Norman Bird Sanctuary and Peabody's…read moreBeach. We were welcomed by the friendly staff and curious pups. The staff made sure we were properly fitted with helmets and stirrups before we headed out for our ride. We always felt safe during our ride to the beach. Our guide kept checking in and providing us with antidotes of the Norman Bird Sanctuary as we rode towards the Peabody's Beach. The beach was serene with its white soft sand. Our guide was very accommodating and allowed me to trot whenever I had the opportunity. The two hours flew by! Would definitely recommend. Yeehaw!

I stopped by the Four Corners Grille after an appointment in Tiverton. I was looking for just a…read morebasic comfort food lunch. What a great little place! Cozy booths and some tables too. The waitstaff and woman manager were very welcoming and attentive. I actually saw an " add on " to a salad of cranberry chicken salad- and asked if they could just make a basic chicken salad sandwich open faced on toast- with sliced apples on top. OMG- it was huge and delish! And they were accommodating even though it was not a regular menu item! Now that's service! The coffee was really good too, and everything was reasonably priced! I'm sorry I didn't have room for dessert! I highly recommend this wonderful little gem! Great food, great prices, and great service with a smile- what more can you ask for?? I'll be back! Thank you! Denise B. from Middletown

Staying at my brother's summer home for a few days in the winter off-season near Horseneck Beach in…read moreWestport, Mass., I headed out to Tiverton, R.I. in search of dinner. It was a very pretty 20-minute drive to the Four Corners Grille, with great GPS service throughout the short trip. Good thing, too, because it's a winding way, with miles of sturdy dry-stone walls along the way. I chose Four Corners Grille in large part because I'm a major fan of fried clams. Living in Ohio and Washington, DC, I've searched without success for authentic fried clams; Four Corners is the first place that ever met (and indeed exceeded) my expectations. I started with New England Clam Chowder (cup, $7), but since I really wanted to try the lobster bisque, I ordered a cup for takeout dinner the next day (cup, $8). The main attraction, whole belly fried clams (market price), were amazing! The serving was more than ample in number (I had enough leftovers the next day for a meal to go with my takeout bisque). The clams were perfectly breaded and seasoned, and came out sizzling, along with hot rustic French fries and Cole slaw. I don't believe I've ever had such a tasty serving of fried clams in my life. Service was attentive, and the dessert menu was too tempting to pass up (I had the turtle cheesecake, split between both nights). Well worth a trip!

Aldi is the kind of grocery store that rewards the prepared shopper and I say that with admiration…read more You bring your own bags, you bring your quarter for the cart, and in return, Aldi brings you something rare in retail: consistency, clarity, and value without the fluff. Let's start with the layout. Whether I'm in Missouri or Maine, stepping into an Aldi feels like slipping into a familiar rhythm. The aisles are predictably arranged, the signage is direct, and the essentials--milk, eggs, produce, pantry staples--are right where I expect them. That uniformity isn't just convenient; it's comforting. I know where my stuff is, and I don't waste time wandering. Now, about the prices. Aldi is inexpensive, not cheap. That distinction matters. Cheap implies corner-cutting, i.e., flimsy packaging, questionable quality, or a race to the bottom. Inexpensive means smart sourcing, streamlined operations, and a no-frills approach that passes the savings on to you. Aldi's store-brand products often rival national brands in taste and quality, and the savings are real. You won't find loyalty programs or coupon gimmicks here. Just straightforward pricing that respects your budget. The quarter-for-a-cart system? Brilliant. It keeps the parking lot tidy and the overhead low. And the bag-your-own-groceries model? It's a small trade-off for the kind of prices that make you feel like you've outsmarted the system. I'm a huge fan. Aldi doesn't try to be everything. It just tries to be good at what it does. In a world of bloated supermarkets and performative retail, that kind of focus feels refreshingly honest. [Review 1081 of 2025 - 86 in Rhode Island - 24635 overall]

I go to Aldi Middletown store regularly. On today's visit the store was in terrible shape…read more Outside cart area was filled with trash. Had to use the ladies room that was actually clean but had no toilet paper. There was trash and empty boxes scattered thru out. The self checkout looked like it never got cleaned. This store needs better management!

Great service, communication, fast return calls, beautiful tasty turkeys always. Wendy tries to…read moreaccommodate any requests, & never makes you feel bad for needing to change size up or down...but she does feel bad if sold out & cannot help last minute requests!

There are a few people and places in the course of one's life that become treasures. Helger's is a…read moreRhode Island Treasure. This is a family owned local business that has been operated by the Helger family for generations. One of the best highlights of the holiday season for me is going to pick up a fresh turkey from Helgers. Wendy and Chad Helger are delightful people who work hard preserving a business and tradition started by their grandfather in 1939. I'm so grateful for them.