To be honest this place disappointed us. The food was just okay. The lumpia was great but our…read moreentrees lacked. My husband got the special- Miso Cod. And being the special you'd think it would be great. However, the rice was either very over cooked or very undercooked. He said it tasted very hard. I asked my server if my dish was a pasta dish since it was called Salmon Ragu, well it was indeed NOT a pasta dish. So I was pretty disappointed in that. The ambiance is great inside. I was really excited for this dinner but left pretty disappointed. Maybe they just had a bad day in the kitchen. Not sure but after spending $100 on my birthday dinner I wanted it to be better.

The atmosphere, cocktails, food & service were phenomenal!!! Our small party was taken care of and…read morechecked on regularly. The delicious Parlor Pirate's Stew & Corn Cod Fritters (one of the specialties of the day) will have your tongue dancing as you try to figure out if you have enough cold packs to order some to-go for the ride home. I cannot wait to return.

We came with a group of 4 on a Monday in August and had to wait around 20 minutes to go up. We were…read moreable to grab a drink in the lobby bar while we waited. The views upstairs are really nice and the drinks tasty.

Small plates. Gorgeous views. Great service. Make a reservation at sunset!…read more$20 minimum per person for reservation but get a cocktail or 2 and it's covered.

Fun times at the Firehouse this past Friday evening taking in a Bit Players Improv show! The Bit…read morePlayers is a great evening activity, reasonably priced at $18 per ticket, BYOB and bring your own food, too. We got a box of Crab Rangoons from Ching Tao down the street, and sat in the first row nibbling away. The show is a fast paced 80 minute romp with no intermission. The troupe takes suggestions from the audience for the skits, and hilarity ensues. If you are celebrating a special occasion, they may even call you up from the audience for a personalized skit of your own! The Bit Players excel particularly in their song-prov sketches, I have been coming to these shows for years and the ability to make up verses on the fly never fails to impress. JT and Danny stole the show the night we went with their Shakespearean sketch about Chuck E Cheese.. still laughing over some of the great lines! I would recommend this night out to folks ages 14+, as the humor skews to a PG-13-ish range. That being said, if you're looking for a fun and different activity, the Bit Players is worth a visit!

Highly recommend this affordable and enjoyable hour+ of entertainment. Contrary to previously held…read morebelief that Improv would heighten my anxiety, I thoroughly enjoyed every second. I was literally on the edge of my seat. No two shows are alike. The building is incredible and needs to be seen. I can't wait to go back and bring friends.

Great location right off the beach with best views from the second floor. Big dining room with TVs…read moreabove the bar. Rare night the Sox weren't on because of a torrential downpour. Seafood is on the menu and we started with two stuffies or stuff quahogs and a clam cakes appetizers. Probably too much fried out of the gate but when in Rome... The clam cakes were individual and easier for sharing and were my fav between the two. Stuffie was for old times sake. Had the lobster roll, one of three on a New England vacation. Came with fries. Tasty of course but I think I prefer my bun toasted and the lobster meat in larger pieces rather than chopped up as is the case here. Best was the company catching up with old friends. Less experienced wait staff but it is the summer and these kids need jobs. We were all patient and super upbeat kids working hard to do a good job.

Rating: 3.5 The view…read moreupstairs is great-- though it is first come first serve so don't plan on it. Reservations were easy to make through Resy and we were even able to adjust the time same-day. I had the bolognese which was good, but not $26 good if that makes sense. My fiancé got the chicken sandwich which was "fine" but nothing special. Overall a fine time but would only come back for the views.

I can't begin to tell you how much fun this place is along with the owner. We've been here twice…read moreand it gets better each time!

Such a cool venue for a serial Killer speakeasy event. Seating was comfy and view was excellent…read more Loved the old style movie theater vibe.

This is the place to go if you want a fun night(or Sunday afternoon) out with everything all in one…read moreplace. The staff is very attentive and helpful. The food is good and plenty of it. Loved the cabaret,lots of fun ,corny jokes but they made me laugh, plenty of singing had a great time. Oh and don't forget you get a play included in your cost. A lite hearted comedy, which is nice because you can go with your parents and/or grandkids and everyone will enjoy

A Twisted Christmas Carol; Review Newport Playhouse Dec 1,…read more2025 Complicated. Not the play but the fact I and others, enjoying 3 days in Newport RI in a tour group, were basically a captive audience. "Dinner and a show" is how our itinerary put it. We ate a decent meal in the dining area and then all traipsed upstairs into this cozy little theatre. The stage was more than a proscenium because it projected out, bringing the actors into a more intimate relationship to the audience. (Just a note here: The seats were comfortable but the seat in front of you - seat pitch - was abysmally close. After 3/4 of an hour my knees began to hurt badly.) The play is a loose take on Dickens' Christmas Carol, with a 'Christmas past/Christmas present/Christmas future' structure. All action takes place in a small barbecue pub in west Texas. The proprietor (John Brennan), a grossly insensitive husband to his partner wife (Cass Caduto), is concerned for his business which is sliding downhill. Advice and antics from his live-in customer (Kol Daniel Cross) are scant help. The action unfolds with the help of a former employee (Rosa Nguyen) and the proprietor's former business partner (Matt Goldstein) who stole his barbecue sauce recipe years ago and has profited from it. Oh yes, that business partner is also the wife's former romantic partner, uh-oh. I could not find the author's name for this play. I suspect it was locally written by one or another of the actors or production staff. Maybe it was like a "Oh, we gotta put something together for our Christmas show" collaboration. The script produced a few jarring moments, as when the proprietor who has been in an accident and comatose in the hospital being visited by Christmas ghosts suddenly returns in full health. But the actors clearly enjoyed putting this on. The audience laughed and I think had fun watching although a few may not have had much experience with live performances. At the conclusion they started to leave and were surprised when the actors came out for a curtain-call bow. Ouch!

What a beautiful bar, amazing owner and great vibes. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking…read morefor a good time and a great drink!

Fun new place in Narragansett's Mariner Square! There are 2…read morepool tables, dart board, a great black granite bar, and high top tables. It used to be Proof, and the current owner is slowly making it his own. Right now he doesn't have full time food service, but occasionally does pop ups. This is just a good place to go, have a beer, wine, or cocktail and hang out without being at a college bar or a place that over charged.

Went with a large group of Seniors for the lobster fest. Everyone loved their lobsters. Started…read morewith chowder, then came the shrimp cocktail with huge shrimp, then came the lobsters and other choices on the buffet was grilled chicken, toasted potatoes with onions, squash, beets, corn on cob, watermelon, strawberries pound cake, and drinks. The music was great and a great salute to all veterans. The play Weekend Comedy was hysterically funny. It's definitely worth going to. So if you're looking for a great day of food and humor. Check this place out

Swing and a miss. Has great potential but it's not quite there. Bang bang cauliflower was…read moreexcellent. Could have used a little more heat IMHO but otherwise excellent. Shrimp and grits was not great. Shrimp was boiled, rubbery, and tasteless. Grits were off and they came swimming in a pool of green liquid. The uncooked, smoked bacon was the only thing you could taste. The drinks did not live up to their descriptions. The bartender appeared to be following a written recipe to make them and whether he read it wrong or it was just a bad recipe is unclear. What was clear is that he'd never tried them and hadn't figured out how to tweak them to make them taste good. I had a cocktail because the beer choices were so limited. Coors and Bud, we gotcha covered. Want an interesting IPA? So sad, too bad. Sadly, we won't give them another chance. We'll spend or dining dollars at another new place or a current favorite.