Located inside the Omni Providence hotel it's a little gem. We had breakfast and dinner and would…read moredef go back again. Ambiance was great - spacious but intimate at the same time. The bar was hopping the night we were there. Great hotel restaurant.

I went to Fleur Providence while I was home for the holidays. The restaurant is beautiful! It's…read morelocated in the Omni Hotel which has such an elegant feel/vibe. We were immediately greeted when we entered and seated. We went during the middle of the day so we're actually the only ones in the restaurant which felt very special honestly. For drinks my fiancé ordered an Irish coffee which was perfectly made and not too sweet and I ordered an expresso martini which I really enjoyed. For starters I ordered oysters which tasted so crisp and refreshing! I loved the garnishes as well! The mignonette was a delicious, with tons of flavor. It was tangy, citrusy and sweet while the horseradish + hot sauce carried a powerful kick. I truly loved the flavor profile! For our meals he ordered the clam chowder which was pretty yummy and the steak and eggs which was pretty decent he enjoyed the potatoes most. I kept my New England vibe going pretty strong and ordered a lobster roll with a side of fries. I will say I wasn't the biggest fan one the unfortunately. The fries were very crunchy almost like cooked in old oil and the lobster roll was a little too buttery for my liking. Our waiter was excellent and really made sure to check on us several times throughout our meal. Given, the overall ambiance and the delicious oysters and drinks I'd say this would be a nice restaurant to stop by for afternoon drinks or maybe even dinner. We were looking forward to trying the crab cakes but only available during dinner time.

I love it here and me and my magnificent girlfriend were given free falafel while waiting 6 starsread more

I am a frequent regular at East Side pockets. Consistent value, great quality and the best hummus,…read morefalafels and pita chips around. Their chicken and salads are amazing as well. Don't forget a piece of baklava at the register. Pita bread is fantastic as well. The staff is great and food is prepared fast. Never long waits at East Side Pockets

I was very excited to try this when I saw it as I love Indian food. However it felt quite short of…read moremy expectations. I did go at 3pm and I was the only person in there, so I'm sure that had some effect on the quality of food. The rice was a little hard and cold, a majority of the toppings were fresh and crisp, but even the protein was a bit cold. The amount of sauce on top was drowning as well. The worker was very nice and walked me through the options which I appreciated.

Cilanter is such a gem in Federal Hill. Here's a shotgun review:…read more - The NICEST staff* - Fast casual, build-you-own meal style - Super fresh & tasty ingredients - So reasonably priced it's a little shocking - Casual stool seating inside - Fridge stocked with freshly made drinks - Tough parking situation** - All of the sauces & add-ons are so good*** *All of the employees are so nice & genuine. They'll answer every question with enthusiasm & detail. They'll talk you through every ingredient & add-on to help you create the perfect masterpiece. **There's a 15 minute parking spot right out front, but it's Federal Hill. You gotta kinda fight for it. ***I love the mango salsa they make. I also mix two of their sauces together to create my dream spicy/creamy combo. Don't be afraid to ask about mixing or going 1/2 & 1/2 on something!

Walking up to Federal Hill from downtown felt a bit sketchy but it was well worth the slightly…read morescary trip up. Once on Atwells Ave, we took a nice slow stroll to check out the restaurants and shops along the way. There are so many places to eat and not all of it is Italian themed, so if you like variety or aren't in the mood, there is something for you. There are quite a few parks and places to sit outside for free. DePasquale Square is a nice place to hang out, even if you're not eating at one of the restaurants. There is a lot of outdoor art work, like murals and sculptures to look at. Overall, a great place to visit while in Providence.

Federal Hill located in Providence, Rhode Island was ranked among the Top 5 Little Italy…read moreneighborhoods in the country along with Boston, San Diego, New York, and Philadelphia. Among all the restaurants, bakeries, and shops on Atwells Avenue, there is a fountain in DePasquale Square and parks. If you're not in the mood for Italian, you can also enjoy delicious Chinese, Thai, Mediterranean, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Lebanese, Caribbean, and Cuban food. Federal Hill has festivals, strolls and special events planned throughout the year. One of those festivals that I've attended a few times is the Columbus Day Festival during Columbus Day Weekend. The Federal Hill Commerce Association welcomes sponsors and vendors for the festival. There is live entertainment in various locations along the avenue and vendors from Federal Hill and from neighboring towns. Also, on Saturdays in the summer from 5 p.m.-12 a.m., restaurant seating expands onto the street called Al Fresco on the Hill. I also did the Crime and Cuisine on Federal Hill hosted by Providence Tour Company. The tour stops at restaurants in Federal Hill and talks about some historic characters who dabbled on the wrong side of the law. Federal Hill is definitely worth a visit.

Amazing spot, a Providence gem. Figidini brings amazing pizzas, desserts, wine and more to downtown…read moreProvidence. Frankie is at the oven cranking out the pizzas and the bartenders are great. Moody dimly lit spot great atmosphere. Will be back.

Cocktails were well made and tasty. Charred Snow Pea Salad…read morewas great and I'm not a salad aficionado. The wife is though and she agreed. We had a couple pizzas. I can't compare them to anything else in Rhode Island. Wood-Fired but super thin base and a fluffy, chewy crust. Toppings were delicious and generous. Quality stuff. The service was excellent as well. Ate at the bar and the bartender was attentive and all in on the place. She gave us the background on the owner and their philosophy. She enriched the experience. We shall return!

Food: We ordered the following:…read more - falafel wrap: good texture and flavor. It's also huge! I couldn't finish the whole thing but was close lol - chicken shawarma wrap: very tender and flavorful chicken. This was also a very big wrap! My husband was able to finish it all and was stuffed. - falafel pieces: nice flavor and crispy - fries : these were super crispy and soft on the inside. The flavor was delish! Service: There was only one person working there and handling everything when we were there. He did a good job handling everything. Ambiance: It's a cute small spot. A couple of tables to sit down at but it's set up more for a takeout. There's some cool middle eastern decor in there as well. Overall, we would go back again.

I love Al-Shami! He has the best falafel in town! The tabouli is extremely flavorful too. The owner…read moreis extremely generous too. He really gets to know his customers.

We had an absolutely incredible time at Tel Aviv Waterfront! The vibe here is unmatched--you get…read morebeautiful waterfront views paired with a fantastic upscale lounge atmosphere. The food was outstanding (the Mediterranean flavors are spot on), the drinks were perfectly crafted, and the service was attentive and friendly. If you enjoy a great cigar or hookah, their selection and ventilation system are top-tier. It's the perfect spot for a night out in Providence. We will definitely be back!

Cigar bars are few and far between in the area, so Tel Aviv has become the go-to spot for me and my…read moregood friend who enjoys an occasional cigar. The venue is reasonably large, the seats are comfortable, the service has been very good (and it was excellent today), and they have a large humidor for anyone arriving empty-handed. I've worked through a handful of menu items and found the lamb lollipops are particularly good (order them medium). That said, this isn't a place I'd choose strictly for dinner unless the ambiance of lingering cigar smoke is part of the draw (pun intended). In warmer months, the large outdoor deck along the water is a really nice spot. So if you're into cigars or hookah and live in the area, this might be your place too. Given how rare cigar-friendly venues have become, I'm bumping this up to a five-star rating. Tip: Beware of the sidewalks on this street. They have so many peaks and valleys they look like the Swiss Alps!

Really cool Syrian cafe with traditional food and drinks. It was pretty packed when we came here…read morearound lunch time with pretty much every table taken. I mainly came for the sweets, was able to get a tray of pistachio and walnut baklava, but they had a few other sweets like lady fingers and purses as well. Baklava was very good, very nice crispiness that held up for the week. I would've preferred it to have a bit more nuts and be a bit sweeter, but personal preference. Got the cheese fatayer which is just basically a cheesy bread with some herbs. So tasty, really enjoyed that! Also got a lamb kabob which came with some bread as well. The flavor here was good but didn't blow me away. Touch on the dry side too. Probably would get something else next time. They've also got coffee. I elected to get the Turkish coffee. It was thick and came in a pretty small cup, about a 3rd of that is the grounds. Fun to try, but very bitter, wouldn't recommend this either. Overall, really cool shop that seems very popular. Lots of interesting menu items to try. Definitely suggest checking it out!

Always have an incredible experience at Aleppo Sweets! Their Baklava ( especially the one with…read morechocolate and Pistacchio) is to die for and is incredible!!! I tried their Hibiscus tea for the first time today and was more than impressed! Highly recommend this business.