Den Den never disappoints. A bunch of my work colleagues went here again this year when we were all…read morein town and another great experience. Other than the food, what usually sticks out is the next level service. Shi was our server and wow, she is amazing. She remembered everyone's order and we were a party of about 10, went above and beyond for little things and just a a great person overall. Food was top level without the top tier price. Wonderful flavors with high-quality ingredients, meat are always juicy and portions are big. Can't go here without getting a few bottles of Soju as well!

A solid KFC restaurant for the area…read more Not your traditional Korean restaurant since they don't have ban Chan or bibimbap. It does have a good variety of fried chicken, rice, Korean noodle (ramen), and other options. It is good for small groups and has some tables for large groups. Service is friendly. Food is served fast.

Chomp is one of those Providence restaurants that I keep finding myself coming back to, even after…read moretelling myself I should probably try something else on the menu. I've eaten my way through quite a few things here over the years, and while there are plenty of good choices, I keep coming back to the Smokey and the Bandit smash burger. At this point, I probably know what I'm ordering before I even sit down. There's just something about that combination that keeps winning. The food here is consistently good. Everything I've had has been fresh, hot, and full of flavor, and the kitchen seems to have that part figured out without making a big production of it. The menu has enough variety that you can come in with different appetites and still find something you want, but it doesn't feel like one of those places with a menu the size of a small novel where you need twenty minutes just to decide what you're looking at. The beer selection is another reason I enjoy Chomp. There's enough variety to make choosing a beer part of the experience rather than simply grabbing whatever happens to be on tap. Prices are also pretty reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, which is increasingly something I notice because restaurant prices have a funny way of creeping upward when you're not paying attention. The location is another part of the appeal. Chomp sits in a great little part of Providence where you can easily make an evening out of being in the neighborhood. There are plenty of other restaurants, shops, and places to wander around nearby, so it doesn't feel like you're making a special trip just to eat and then immediately getting back in the car. Tonight, though, I have to give a special shout-out to Bella, who was our server. She was outstanding. Friendly, personable, attentive without hovering, and genuinely helpful. She suggested adding bacon to my Smokey and the Bandit, which I probably wouldn't have thought to do on my own. I'm very glad she mentioned it because it was an excellent call. Sometimes the best recommendations are the simple ones, and she nailed it. One piece of advice if you're planning on coming here: make a reservation if you can. Chomp can fill up quickly, and given how good the food is, that really shouldn't come as much of a surprise. It's the kind of restaurant where people come back because they already know they're going to have a good meal, and I'm certainly part of that group. Five stars from me. Great food, good beer, reasonable prices, a fantastic Providence location, and genuinely good service. I've tried enough of the menu over the years to know that Chomp has plenty of options, but apparently I'm still incapable of walking through the door without ordering that Smokey and the Bandit. Add Bella's bacon recommendation to the list of reasons I'm going to keep coming back.

After reading the stellar reviews, we decided to try CHOMP Kitchen and Drinks on Mother's Day…read more Since it was late, we ordered dinner to go. We both ordered the Classic Smash Burger, one with cheese and one without. Unfortunately, both burgers were utterly tasteless, with virtually no seasoning detected at all. The Chomp Sauce that was supposed to elevate the burger was so sparse it barely made an appearance, leaving the burgers bland. Honestly, the bun was the best part. The brussel sprouts I ordered also lacked flavor and seasoning aside from the char, and his Cajun fries were so salty they were nearly inedible. After driving from Massachusetts to Rhode Island as a special Mother's Day treat, it ended up being a very disappointing experience, especially given the overwhelmingly positive reviews. We may have caught them on an unusually busy night, but unfortunately our meals fell far short of our expectations.

This is a solid place to watch a game! Shotgun review:…read more - Private parking lot with plenty of spots - Friendly staff - Decent wings* - Lots of TVs - Cramped seating in TV area** *We tried the Korean BBQ wings & they were pretty tasty. Not too messy. The celery served with the wings was downright squishy, though, which gave me the ick. **The bar & high top seating area is definitely the best place to watch the game, with multiple huge screens. The area is a bit cramped, unfortunately. It felt a bit clausty. The floors, tables, & menus were sticky, too.

Good spot for a happy hour drink and snack or a great place to watch the game with friends! Both…read morethe food and drinks are high quality for a sports bar. The ambience: The bar area can be loud and boisterous so you have to be in the mood for that vibe. That being said, it's fun and welcoming with great service. The food and drinks: Their specialty cocktails are strong, taste good and are affordably priced. I had a cherry one (can't remember the name) but it was flavorful and not too sweet. They also have a large selection of beers both on tap and in cans. The shrimp Poboy is absolutely huge and stuffed with well seasoned fried shrimp and the accompanying sweet potato fries were crispy and delicious. We ordered a greek salad to go and it was a generous portion covered with kalamata olives, feta cheese and picked vegetables. My only tip would be to have them put toppings on the side next time to keep the lettuce crispy. Otherwise a very satisfying salad! We tried to order the fish sandwich but both times they have been sold out so I guess it must be good! Definitely plan to go back to try more menu items and cocktails!

You want wings. They got wings. Deez are freaking good wings. Buddy would have approved!!read more

Pros: service, young man working was professional, and also bi-lingual which was nice. Liked the…read moreThai chili wings. Td fries were good too. Loved the cheesy chicken empanada! Decent amount of seating. Reasonably priced, has a bathroom. Cons: parking. There is some in front, and on the side streets, but it's chalkstone, so it's almost always packed. Breading was a bit thick, but that could just be personal preference. Additional: They sell desserts as well. We got the lava cake, pretty good. Additional: they also sell empanadas

Well I haven't been here in a long time and I'm not sure what happened but boy did this place go…read moreto garbage. Food was so gross I got my money back and threw the food right in the garbage. Very sad, this place USE TO BE AWESOME! Please don't waste your time or money

Came here after a long day at the beach to try and get some wing dings the wings and fries were…read moredrenched in old tasting oil and to my surprise my wings still had hair on them poking through.

It's a beautiful almost spring night so why not adventure for some food with the bro.. we decided…read moreon Thayer St.. and for us Rhode Islanders that is a long 15 minute drive from Johnston The restaurant atmosphere is cafeteria style seating where you order at the counter and they'll bring your order out to you. I had to tone it down and not order two meals for myself so instead ordered more appetizers.. Started with the Original Corn Dogs, Steamed Pork Dumplings , Spicy Edamame , and a small order of their advertised Honey Garlic Wings (beware that the wing options are at the front counter and not on the printed menu). The corn dogs were crispy with a thin style hotdog. The dumplings were flavored with herbs/spices and not just plain. The edamame was covered in what tasted like delicious pickled mildly spicy pimental peppers. The honey garlic wings came out hot, crispy and the sauce was finger-licking good. I was legit scraping the empty wing try with a spoon to savor the fresh garlicky/savory/sweet sauce. We both decided to dive into a Dumpling Kimchee Ramen.. Of course I added rice cakes and vegetables.. it came out steaming hot and def burned my mouth on it but it was worth it I've never had kimchi in my soup but I definitely enjoyed the flavor. The soup was stocky and came out with a nice size serving. I'll be back to try the Stonepot Bibimbop!

5 star food, 2 star pricing. Wings are fantastic but $19.99 for 8 wings was a little pricy. French…read morefries as well very good, but $8 and then $3.75 for a bottle of soda. The food here is great but prices aren't competitive with some of the other options on Thayer street

The food was amazing. I got the chicken sandwich and the truffle tots and they were delish. The…read moretruffle tots didn't have that much truffle, instead it tasted more cheesy.

OMG the Chicken and Waffles is so good! So highly recommended. It's all I ever order, and I'm sure…read morethe rest of the menu is yummy, but the chicken and waffles rule!

This review is for Moving Dough Pizza. I have not had the opportunity to visit the restaurant…read moreitself yet, but I hope to try it soon. The pizza is prepared in a food trailer behind the restaurant. Hence the name, "Moving Dough." Parking is tight, so I suggest parking on Waterman Avenue and walking around to the back of the restaurant, where the trailer is located. I went with a simple cheese pizza and a pepperoni, pepper, and olive pie, both of which were excellent. Both were cooked perfectly, crisp but not burnt. Considering the quality of the pies and add-ons, the price was very fair. I'm eager to try the restaurant.

It took me about 4 times coming to The Local before I started to really like it. First time…read morevisiting we received the wrong food twice. Second time, the service wasn't particularly good. What has been the best solution is to sit at the bar if you can. The food is simple but very good. The draft list, although limited is also good. The cocktails can be fun & seasonal & filled with flavor. There is also a unique ticker tape to show off live scores & sports updates. There is also many TVs throughout the area making it great spot to catch a game including a couch & an intimate outdoor area (also with a TV).

Went to brunch with cousins, first time here! Parking was easy; street parking is available for…read morecheap and free on the weekend, apparently. There is a pay lot in the back for convenience, and for 2 hours it would have been around $9.00. I ordered breakfast tacos. Delish!! Served with a choice of side. I went with hash browns. Pleasantly surprised to get a mixture of potato hash brown cubes with sweet potato hash brown cubes. The creamy sauce over the tacos was amazing. Loved the avocado. I shared what my table mates ordered as well. I did not have a beverage, however the adult menu looked fantastic. Will def be back to try something! Service was prompt and friendly. Seating was spread out, clean bathrooms, overall great place.

Wife and I are traveling throughout RI and trying a variety of brunch options. The District popped…read moreup and we headed in. Great vibe very comfortable and not noisy. Sat to immediate right upon entering near bar and garage door. Service prompt, consistent, and efficient. I Ordered the French toast with a mellow midday drink. Wife had a black bean wrap and also a midday drink. All was prepared, delivered and delicious!!! Highly recommend- will return again soon.

It's been a while 4 stars?! I was wrong…read moreCome here right now What Cheer, in the wake of one other bastion of Providence beer closing, is my favorite bar in the tri-state area, and it was neck-and-neck even before that. The beer rotation is solid-to-excellent, and the cocktails (or even straight shots) are what you're looking for. The food on an average day is savory and fulfilling, and if they're barbecuing? Make plans to be here accordingly. The staff care, and that can mean a generous liquor pour, extra homemade barbecue sauce, craft beer recs to taste, tots done your way, or merely the most timely and sure-fire Miller Lite serve your drinking hand's ever seen. Sports are almost an afterthought here (the TVs are on, but patrons and staff reliably pay attention to patrons and staff, vs the telly)...but I've still seen some unbelievably meaningful moments here, from Joe Burrow's LSU coming-out party against Texas, to the Dodgers' wild 2025 World Series culmination, and always with an awesome and diverse (and knowledgeable) crowd tuning in. I ALWAYS find interesting, high quality, and dynamic conversation partners here, no matter the night or the situation, behind the bar or in front of it. Bottom line, high quality neighborhood bars want to grow up to be like What Cheer. Luckily, I just head to the original, and enjoy it every damn time. God bless What Cheer.

Staff so friendly it should be illegal (in a good way). There's a reason the bar was PACKED on a…read morerandom Monday night. Shotgun review: - Incredible bartenders* - Tasty wings** - Lil inside, big outside - Clean bathroom - Huge variety in customers*** *Sam & Evan were on duty when I visited, & they were a dream team. Funny, personable, generous, and kind. **I tried the lemon pepper wings & would absolutely return for those. Super tasty - $10 for 6 wings & choice of sawwwcee (blue cheese, ranch, etc.) ***Truly ... All vibes, all ages, all walks of life. Everyone was welcomed graciously and everyone seemed to feel right at home there.