Another great meal. Pre theatre dinner enjoyed some appetizers and pizza. Another evening of good…read morefood, great staff and service and within walking distance to PPAC. Reservation strongly recommended.

Wow! Amazing food, okay service, and a limited menu…read more My table of two had the crab cake benedict and cornbread benedict - they were both delectable. I'd highly recommend either and I'd absolutely drive the hour from Boston just to eat them again! My meal included flavorful cornbread, perfectly poached eggs, and a refreshing side salad. Great portions for the prices. Our servers did seem to forget about us. It wasn't bad enough to cause a serious compliant, but it did impact my experience (we had to flag them down after about 20 minutes of our empty plates and card out in front of us). Lastly, the menu is very limited - it's worth looking in advance if you have dietary restrictions. The drinks side is clearly alcohol-focused, none of the non-alcoholic drinks looked interesting which was especially unfortunate for brunch because I would have loved tea!

Met up with friends 4 o'clock on a Saturday. Friends have food restrictions so choosing a place…read morewith 7 restaurants to order from works out great. The space is a large modern hanger-style food court with a large bar station and plenty of seating in and outdoors on large patio. Wonderful for families and groups to gather around at long large tables. We found a table by the end by a large screen wall tv with sports on and comfy leather club chairs Great for drinks and talking. First stop, we stood at the bar and ordered our drinks ($14 cocktails). And got big glasses of ice water and headed to our table. We then we split up and everyone walked the hall looking at menus. We all ordered food and gave the restaurant a phone number and they'll text you when your items are ready, generally about 10 or 15 minutes depending on how busy things are. Then you go pick up your tray and head back to your table. Note... don't forget your phone like I did. It's a great opportunity for grazing. If you wanna try a little bit here and there. I chose to have Mediterranean food from TOLIA. Appetizer was a nice three dip Mediterranean plate with pita chips $15 that were crunchy and good. For my entrée, I selected the minced lamp, kebabs over eggplant with pita and an added extra cucumber yogurt dip $29. This was all very tasty And costs about $50 with tip. A bit pricey for a self serve if you ask me. But that's the way things are going on these days. It was a nice time sitting around and talking, but then it got very crowded and very noisy and people were hovering by 5:30 to take our tables and even asked if we were getting up soon. It was a cold chilly day, but the overflow folks were headed outside of the picnic tables, which seemed very cold to me, but on a warm day I would all be very nice. A note on parking, we parked in the adjacent parking garage right near behind Track 15 and get your ticket validated inside at wall kiosk by the door when Leaving. This will save you, so two hours cost about $8.95.

I was so excited to finally get here and try this place as I've heard so much about it. We came on…read morea Friday night and it was pretty packed, but surprisingly there were plenty of seats. Looked at all of our options and I decided to go with Mexican from Dolores and my wife decided to go with Giusto PVD. I wish I had chosen Italian over Mexican. I've been dying to try Dolores so I opted to have three different tacos after asking the girl at the register if she would recommend their chicken sandwich over the tacos. She told me that everything was good so I went with the ribeye taco, the shrimp taco and the mushroom taco. The ribeye taco was fantastic. There was quite a bit of ribeye in it and the perfect amount of spice. The shrimp taco flavor and the mushroom taco was just spicy with a little flavor. I'd have to say the ribeye was the best taco and it definitely wasn't worth what I spent on them. My wife had an eggplant Parm sandwich and it was cooked perfectly, looked delicious and I wish I had gotten that. I really wanted to order a long Liv beer, but the bartender was talking to someone, I assume that they knew, as although I was only the second person in line I didn't get waited on for over 10 minutes. I ended up walking away to go get my food and just drank water. So my first experience here was not great, overall I'm pretty disappointed, but I'm going to go back and try again as there are a few other restaurants. I really do like the idea of being able to get dishes from different restaurants, pick your own seat and sit with other people at a community table. It's really nice inside and they had live music tonight, which would've been great if we wanted to stay. Next time I go back, I'm definitely having Italian, pizza and some falafel. Dolores was 2 stars Bart was 1 star Giusto was 5 stars Bus boy gets 5 stars too

Updating my review! I went to chomp again recently after not being there for quite some time -- I…read morewas impressed with the variety of the menu and menu updates! I had the easy peasy cocktail which was fresh and balanced and the burger bowl which I loved! I can't wait to come back to try the gyro! My sister had the chicken Caesar hoagie and that was also delicious! I will be back soon

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.

I had a good day so I took myself out to dinner at the Point. Great local beers on tap and truly…read moreamazing looking cocktails (for some reason a lot of people were getting dirty martinis- not my drink but they looked legit). The food menu is limited but comes correct. They just switched it up. Friends, you NEED to get a Burger Pocket. It looks like a flying saucer. Inside is a tender, juicy burger grilled to perfection and embraced by gooey American cheese. It comes with dipping sauce and pickles on the side. I never realized how annoying burger topping slippage was until the Burger Pocket solved a problem I didn't know I had. The house made chips & onion dip are also delicious, although I needed at least twice as much dip. The vibes are cozy. The clientele is local & diverse. Solid option on Wickenden / College Hill.

Food - the food options are very slim to none, the options for food are limited I order the lemon…read morepepper buffalo wings they were 6/10 it's dry rub and the wings could've been cooked a little longer My sister ordered the sweet smoke wings 1/10 we don't enjoy them at all. I attempted to order a side salad they didn't have it available although on the menu For drinks I got the lemon drop martini it was good very well made. My sister just ordered water Service - nice bartender Ambiance- it's a lot larger inside than it looks outside nice size bar with two high top tables at the end and a couple standard tables on the other side they also have e an outdoor patio

Always a good time! Friendly service, delicious cocktails, a great selection of sandwiches and…read moresnacks - what's not to love?! They have great nachos, veggie chili and sandwiches. The rotating list of cocktails are affordable and mixed drinks are strong! It can get crowded and loud on weekends so get there early to find a spot.

If you know me you know I love banh mi (shout out to asian bakery for the best banh mi in…read moreProvidence) so when I heard lucky enough makes one I had to check it out. Lucky Enough is a cool funky neighborhood joint that feels like a cross between a dive and a sports bar. Rock n roll memorabilia adorns the walls along with quite a few TVs showing various sporting events. The drinks are decently priced and they have malort !! Now that may be a positive or a negative for you. The banh mi was excellent. Crusty bread, the way it should be and the whole package was very flavorful. I like that they use Laotian sausage in it, which is a great touch. My only gripe with lucky enough is if it's really busy and you are stuck sitting on the long table with the super giant TV behind you it can feel a little annoying. But outside of this it's a great place and I look forward to trying more items from the menu.

Always a great craic at Murphy's!…read more I love visiting here with my boyfriend, a Providence local, for a pint of Bulmers (magners)! SO happy they carry this beer as I usually only get it when home in Ireland! I love the decor, love the vibes, and your man behind the bar is fantastic!

A short walk from the Convention Center. Crowded for Sunday lunch. (We shared a table with 2 diners…read morewho'd also attended the Outdoors Show.) I had 1 stuffed clam, a bowl of NE chowder & a burger. Everything was great. This was the BEST lunch I've had in a while. I only wish I didn't live so far away.

Awesome Holiday brunch!!! Food, service, ambiance and if…read morecourse cocktails were great.

This experience could have been so much better. The food was good, however I can't speak for the…read moredrinks, since I never received my drink order even after my wife asking twice and myself asking once. We were rather disappointed at this time and passed on dessert. Our server, Madison, was very rude and she seemed as though she would rather not be there. When we asked for our check she literally dropped it on the table and said, " there it is". her attitude spoiled the whole evening. Not even a thank you . Based on our experience, I would not suggest this establishment to anyone. The staff ruined the ambiance. This, unfortunately, in how our night out started.

Service was impeccable (s/o Jada, our server), food was beyond impressive- taste profile was far…read moreexceeded my expectations in how each dish ingredients while simply reading though it feels so chaotic but each bit you take feels so harmonious and angles singing not sure how to describe it better. Lively ambiance with enough pleasant noise to not be a disturbance. Coming from a NYer who loves the food scene. Would go again. See you soon, Jada.

We stopped in for brunch as we were driving through providence. We were glad that we did! Luckily…read morethere was a reservation still available for us to book day of; otherwise it might have been a bit of a way. I would recommend a reservation if you are interested in stopping by. The food was top notch, very well made and tasted delicious. We tried the crispy chicken and waffle - very good. Not pictured but also delicious, the eggs Benedict. Ambiance was relaxed, it was busy so expect some noise.

We were back a week go after a three month break for lunch. I ordered onion soup which was…read moredelicious. (I shared a few spoonfuls with my companion to taste.) She had just a couple of deviled eggs, which were a little dry, then continued with a good seasonal salad, accompanied by excellent bread which the restaurant gets from the ex-Wayland bakery, which has unfortunately moved to Pawtucket and changed its name For my main dish I had the appetizer mussels mariniere - tasty and just the right portion for lunch. With great willpower I did not order the fries as I had some the night before. And ended with an espresso. Our waiter, Joe, was knowledgeable about the food (and brought us an extra helping of bread) and gave excellent service. (We gave him a good tip.) As usual, the place was noisy but less so than in the evening. This really is an American bistro, reminiscent of the ones in Paris. The check came to under $50 per person, probably because we did not have any wine as it was the middle of the day. However, we left feeling replete.

The only thing keeping this from 5 stars in the SERVICE. Our waitress was slow and snarky, likely…read morenew. But WOW was the food good. As were the chefs and manager. Very kind people. Food got out FAST, even on such a busy night needing reservations. The dinner for 2 is an absolute bargain! The mussels cles in the red stripe style (we've never done a cream base before) was so perfect and delicious. We ended up asking for bread to finish it off! My lobster mac and cheese (special) was so perfect, especially with that added fry sauce from the mussels (def add fries for 2-3$) The salmons were a bit under seasoned, the non hot honey version was wayyy better. Very high quality food for fair prices, wonderful ambience. Left without leftovers

Holy smokes the unicorn came in screaming while I was enjoying a few beers at the bar. I was…read morestarving until I ordered some wings and pizza and it came out hot n ready. First came the wings, wet and flavorful to the max with an extra dilly ranch and real bacon crumbles. Then came the cupped pepperoni pizza on a wheat crust, greasy but not more than you would like to be. In previous visits I have had the BLT and mushroom banh mi to which I also cannot rave enough about. Get out of your house and grab a beer at Buttonwoods and food at Screaming Unicorn so you know what it's like to live a life full of hops and flavor!

Great staff, awesome music, nice drinks open concept and interesting menu. We will be back.read more