Bolt Coffee at the RISD Museum ★ 4.6
Bolt Coffee's RISD Museum counter on Benefit Street pours the city's reference espresso. Small museum-floor cafe; closed Mondays with the museum.
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Bolt Coffee Washington Street ★ 4.5
Bolt's downtown flagship on Washington Street has counter seats, a long bar of pour-overs, and the steadiest WiFi of any specialty cafe in Providence.
Ceremony ★ 4.5
Ceremony on Brook Street is the College Hill third-wave cafe and tea room, with a sister on South Main; bright space, communal workspace tables daily.
The Beehive Cafe ★ 4.5
Beehive in Bristol is the breakfast and lunch anchor, scratch baked pastries, salads and sandwiches with New Harvest pour-over. Sun-filled upstairs balcony.
Ellie's ★ 4.5
Ellie's relocated to a bigger Westminster Street room in August 2024 as the daytime bakery cafe to sister Gracie's. French pastry, sandwiches.
Ceremony South Main ★ 4.4
Ceremony's downtown South Main outpost is the tea-focused sister to the Brook Street original. Loose-leaf service plus the full Ceremony espresso programme.
Borealis Coffee Riverside ★ 4.4
Borealis Coffee opened in 2016 in a restored 1850s train depot in Riverside on the East Bay Bike Path. Specialty roast, gluten-free bakery, cyclist stop.
Den Den Cafe Asiana ★ 4.2
Den Den Cafe Asiana on Benefit Street is the all-day Korean and Japanese counter from Den Den hospitality. Bibimbap, soba, espresso and matcha.
Charuma Tea Bar ★ 4.2
Charuma on Weybosset is an authentic Taiwanese bubble tea bar with Taiwanese street snacks. Whole-leaf brewed tea, imported syrups, popcorn chicken sides.
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