CuisineBakery
Price$$
Neighborhooddowntown
HoursWed-Fri 09:00-17:00; Sat 09:00-16:00; closed Sun-Tue
Last verified

Why locals love it: A Yorkshire pork-pie recipe carried to Fall River in 1900, sold out of a Lincoln storefront in the Providence suburbs. No seating, takeout only.

Tip: Closed Sunday through Tuesday. The original pork pie is best eaten the next day, room temperature with mustard.

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Location

Address: 871 Smithfield Avenue, Lincoln, RI 02865, Providence

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Borealis Coffee Riverside ★ 4.4

Cafe$$east-sideMon-Fri 06:00-15:00; Sat-Sun 07:00-15:00

Borealis Coffee Riverside is a cafe room in East Side. Cycle here from downtown on the East Bay path, eight miles each way; the cafe closes at 15:00.

Why locals love it: A specialty coffee roastery in a restored 1850s train depot in Riverside off the East Bay Bike Path, ten minutes from downtown but invisible to most visitors.

Tip: Cycle here from downtown on the East Bay path, eight miles each way; the cafe closes at 15:00.

The Wickenden Pub ★ 4.4

Belgian$$fox-pointMon-Sun 16:00-01:00

The Wickenden Pub is over 100 belgian beers from a wood-panelled fox point dive that has barely changed since the 1990s; not on any tourist map.

Why locals love it: Over 100 Belgian beers from a wood-panelled Fox Point dive that has barely changed since the 1990s; not on any tourist map.

Tip: Take a bartender's suggestion off the Belgian list; the menu is too long to read cold.

Aleppo Sweets ★ 4.7

Turkish$$fox-pointWed-Thu 11:00-20:30; Fri-Sat 11:00-21:30; Sun 11:00-20:30

Aleppo Sweets is a turkish room in Fox Point. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Order the pistachio baklava and a Turkish coffee for the counter.

Why locals love it: Refugee-owned Syrian baklava bakery a block off Wickenden, often missed for the louder Federal Hill scene; named to Bon Appetit's Top 50 in 2019.

Tip: Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Order the pistachio baklava and a Turkish coffee for the counter.

Apsara ★ 4.5

Cambodian$$west-sideSun-Mon 10:00-21:30; Wed-Thu 10:00-21:30; Fri-Sat 10:00-22:00

Apsara is providence's quietest cambodian kitchen sits in a public street strip mall well off any visitor map; the food runs khmer, vietnamese, thai and lao.

Why locals love it: Providence's quietest Cambodian kitchen sits in a Public Street strip mall well off any visitor map; the food runs Khmer, Vietnamese, Thai and Lao.

Tip: Closed Wednesdays. Order the nime chow with peanut sauce and a fiery Singapore noodle.

Los Andes ★ 4.4

Peruvian$$west-sideTue-Sat 11:30-20:30; Sun 11:30-19:00

Los Andes in Providence: peruvian room. Providence's only serious Peruvian and Bolivian room sits on Chalkstone Avenue across town from any.

Why locals love it: Providence's only serious Peruvian and Bolivian room sits on Chalkstone Avenue across town from any visitor circuit; the koi-pond patio is worth the cab.

Tip: Wednesday to Sunday for dinner; Sunday lunch from 15:00. Book the koi-pond patio in summer.

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