The dining experience at the Sakonnet golf club was spectacular. I highly recommend getting the…read moregolfers grilled cheese. The staff are friendly and constantly ask for feedback to ensure that your experience is all that you pay for. Great food and reasonable prices. 10/10

They have great specials on the weekend. Ability to pay by the hour. Very clean. Lockers available…read more There looks like they have a bar attached.

The lanes were clean . The prices here are cheaper than the prices in Somerset . On Sunday's you…read morecan get a pretty good deal 15 buck per hour of bowling. But if you come before 6pm the snack bar is closed. Do the only drinks you can get is from the vending machine. So bring dollar bills . Also the vending machine is only Pepsi products yuck! I will definitely come back again !

Nostalgia at its finest! The best place for kids to grown up! The lifeguards are wonderful and…read moregreat role models for the younger children. Swim team is fantastic and a great routine for summer months.

As a member of this club for as long as I can remember, Kendbrin Swim and Tennis Club has been a…read moresecond summer home for families for over 65 years. The atmosphere here is amazing. Not like other private pool clubs with a preppy feel. Snack bar has great food and a decent variety. Great place considering the day to day staff is mostly in their late teens. Kendbrin will always have a special place in my heart.

I went in to have a small bite/ drink. The waitress/bartender Hanna greeted me with promptness ,…read morekindness and made me feel welcome. She suggested I try the Mediterranean calamari For an appetizer, so I ordered it. The chef Christian came out to serve it. It was the Best I'd Ever tasted! I had the shredded pork sliders with french fries . Which were an appetizers also . They were so delicious and homemade. They were to die for! I would go back every time when I want Mediterranean calamari. Everything was spot on! Thanks again Hanna.

Played a round of golf today and the course is coming around. Still doing major work on holes 10,…read more17 and 18. Golf staff was great! After the round was over I decided to have lunch in the restaurant, chowder and clam cakes. The chowder was very good! The clam cakes were very bad! The special on the menu said "light and fluffy" what I got was hard and very chewy, I have never had clam cakes that bad. I asked if they were microwaved as that usually doesn't go well with seafood. I sent them back! What really bothered me is the fact that when I cook something I know if it isn't right. The cook definitely knew there was a problem with these and should have threw them in the garbage and thru on some more, it only takes minutes, instead he passed them on to a customer, not good and not expected!!! No lunch here for me anymore!!!

Such a hidden gem. We usually pop in on a Saturday or Sunday a little after opening and are the…read moreonly family there for a little bit. The staff are always so nice and accommodating. The place is very clean and the food isn't bad either!

I was here for a week going through the transition classes for retiring from active duty military…read moreservice. The building itself contains a variety of services including MWR, the bowling alley, a few social clubs, classroom/meeting spaces, and a restaurant. I did decide to give the cafe a try yesterday for their endless pizza and salad buffet for less than $8 per person, and let me tell you this- you get what you pay for. To me, I'd rather pay a lot more for one single pizza with great toppings than to get a lot of mediocre slices for not much, but I'm not the average consumer who the buffet caters to at lunch. The cafe is now cashless, which you would think would make going through the lines a lot faster, but it's slow as heck. Despite that, the lunch buffet was PACKED the entire time, and I imagine they are still making pretty good money off it. Other than the cafe, the meeting rooms are standard, and have little circulation, which is especially tedious for all day, week-long classes. Acoustics aren't great either, which means you can hear everything that's going on in other rooms, and the kitchen is directly across from the classroom which means it pumps food smells into the classroom all day. For the people this site is built for- junior/new military members to base, and single people, this is the perfect socializing hub. For others, this is quite below a lot of average standards, but if you know that going into it, you won't be surprised. Typical Navy.

Im always willing to check out a new beach. But I wouldn't even call this place a beach. And I…read morereally don't get how this place gets 5 stars from other yelpers. As far as beach goes, it's a dump. As others said - its rocky. So I followed the advice of Yelper Michele T and headed left for sand. Yes - I found sand. But a narrow 6' strip of sand. Covered in washed up seaweed. But if you try to go in the water, it is all rocky. It was pretty gross. Yes, the water is warm. But no waves. Not even tiny waves. They have bigger waves on Lake Michigan. And you have to wade through seaweed to get into the water. And walk in rocks in the water. I didn't make it past my knees and felt desperate for a shower After a 20 minute walk down the beach we actually found an area with about 30 feet of sand, no seaweed, and sand when you actually walked in the water. But it was a tiny area near an estuary. Really not worth the walk. The only positive I could come up with - there were hardly any people there. So if I was willing to make the 20 minute walk to the nicer sandy area, it is probably one of the few beaches in New England where I could topless sun bathe without risking arrest. This is really a beach to walk on. Since the view out across buzzards bay and the Elizabethan islands is beautiful. But it is not a beach for sun and surf. Maybe when I'm a senior citizen, in my velour track suit and orthopedic shoes and trifocals - maybe my husband and I will come take a walk, holding hands, early enough in the day so we don't miss the early bird special at the nearest restaurant a 1/2 hour drive away.

Ocean views and…read morerocks Beautiful park but not a great place to swim unless you happen to like rocks. This park doesn't have sand, it has zillions of rocks, of all different sizes. I like rocks so I had fun looking at them but I did get kinda sick of stepping on the damn things when walking. Definitely wear foot protection when swimming here. The best part of the park are the views. Absolutely gorgeous! You can easily see Cuttyhunk and other Elizabeth Islands and even Martha's Vineyard in the distance. Great place to go in the off season when you don't have to pay the 7 bucks for parking.

You'll love this den of phenomenal people and definitely want to come back every time your nearby…read morethe New Bedford area. Real Good Solid Down-To-Earth People you'll enjoy meeting and seeing again and again.

The drinks are cheap! The bartenders are helpful and the drag shows are AMAZING! What a show they…read moreput on for a decent price! Check out Queens of the SouthCoast on Facebook!!

I prefer Summer Lake, but this will do. I also prefer Summer Brielle…read more Fall River is a beautiful and rainy and industrial Place which is home to a massive Portuguese and Brazilian population. I like it alot and the Portuguese places around here are very much worth visiting. It has its own highways to whisk you into Boston or nearby Providence, and very few use those highways, and it's the gateway to Cape Cod. I wish it wasn't so industrial and worn down, but has a lot of charm and it's a very special place. Hartley's Pork Pies is a wonderful British treat, while Barcelos and many, many other great Portuguese bakeries and restaurants must be visited.