This is a terrific winter Farmer's market to swing by and see what new items pop up each week…read more A wide variety of fruits and vegetables, along side vendors with all sorts of foods. Walk amongst the meats and cheeses and have a great shopping experience. This market really houses a little bit of everything for everyone!

During November through April, Farm Fresh Providence Farmers Market is on Saturdays at Farm Fresh…read moreRI Market Hall, 10 Sims Ave in Providence, RI. from 9am-1pm. Admission is always free to enter Farm Fresh Providence Farmers Market and no tickets are necessary. The market is spacious and wonderful to walk around. Ever since moving to RI, I have been to Farm Fresh Providence Farmers Market multiple times. The prices are a bit more than a local supermarket, but I still enjoy checking out the local farms produce and items. There is something for everyone-honey, kimchi, and so much more. The most recent time I went, there were even alpacas that you can pet. At Farm Fresh RI Market Hall, there are also some other local businesses that you can check out. Some are Anchor Toffee, New Harvest Coffee Roasters, Providence Brewing Company, Rhed's Hot Sauce, Tallulah's Taqueria, and Wright's Creamery. Also, there are usually food trucks outside. If you are looking for a Saturday morning activity, this is a good one.

Very easy to find what I needed. And extremely friendly staff. Will definitely be shopping there…read moreagain! High quality meats and produce!

From the owner: We carry a wide variety of International products concentrating on Central American and Caribbean…read moreproduct lines. We have an extended Produce and Meat department that can full fill you every need!

I was attending a work meeting in another state and we were all tasked to bring something from…read morewhere we lived. I needed something that I could pack in my carry on. After thinking about it, I decided to visit Anchor Toffee located in Farm Fresh Rhode Island. Anchor Toffee has handcrafted candy & toffee made in Providence, Rhode Island. When you walk into Anchor Toffee, there are a few samples and the items are displayed very nicely. I found a box of different flavored Saltwater Taffy and a box contains approximately 60-65 pieces. The saltwater taffy is made the New England way - in small copper kettle batches with just a kiss of real sea salt. This was perfect and it was only $9.30. My colleagues really enjoyed the taffy! I also purchased a 2 oz bag of Coconut Almond Toffee for $5.20. It had good flavor. The cashier was very friendly. I recommend visiting Anchor Toffee.

This is a great toffee, truffle and confections store in the Sims Avenue market in Providence, very…read moreclose to the Providence Place Mall and Atwells Avenue. There are dozens of items that are already prepackaged in beautiful containers and gift boxes... The toffee here is crunchy and sweet with a nice hard texture but gooey inside. A great place to get someone that you know has a sweet tooth a nice present.

This was the worst job my fiance has ever had. The drivers smoke pot while operating a vehicle!…read moreTurns out that is to deal with the owners!! They told him they wouldn't pay his last days work because he didn't give two weeks notice when he left. They took $128 out of his check because he supposedly ruined a guys mirror even though there was no accident or incident report and no police report! They do anything to steal your money. We are pursuing this with the labor board and the DOT. They also make you work illegally past the hours you can drive a commercial vehicle. DO NOT work for this company and please do not support them by ordering from them!

This is the type of place I would come in with some friends and just hang out and eat a bunch of…read moreice cream, all different kind of ways. I didn't actually eat anything but I did purchase and the ambiance and experience as a whole was great because the owner was probably the most engaging person I met in RI that weekend. I was told by the consumer of the product that I purchased that it was "so good. I mean so good. This is so good. You should've gotten one." that I figured I'd write about my experience and sprinkle her's in there. Speaking of which. Sprinkles or Jimmies. What do you call them? We asked the owner and he said, call them what you want, he's got them which is the proper answer because that's all that matters. Do you have them?

Ok, now that I found my way here.. it's going to be a real problem for me. I ordered the churros…read morewith caramel dip on the side (so good! The dough was soft to bite into and crispy outside. Coated well in cinnamon sugar). What I actually came for was the candy coated pineapple rings and grapes.. omg I didn't even make it home with these. I popped open the container at a red light and they were so good!! They are frozen, candy coating crunch to them and satisfied my cravings. If they had more of these varieties I'd try each one. When I first went in, the owner (I believe) was very nice and welcoming. She greeted everyone who came in and smiled. It's also very clean and well kept inside. Can't wait to try their other offerings. If they get anything with chamoy and tajin on the menu.. it's going to be dangerous for me. Try them out!!

Their food is good and their service is really nice. They are really organized clean.read more

I went for pork belly and got a couple nice sections payable by weight and not prepackaged which I…read moreappreciate because I was only cooking for two. The quality of the meat was great!

Price Rite is one of our favorite grocery stores in Providence. They have a lot of ethic items…read morethat are hard to find in other places and/or at a very attractive price. They open at 7am every day and that allows for the morning people to shop with almost no crowds. I usually get my chayote squash, pineapples, ginger, fresh fruit and other produce here. I also get a lot of my Latin American spices here....Badia is my brand of choice, No GOYA. Their self checkout lanes allow for a quick in and out.

Need better fresh options, but my regular grocery list isn't usually expensive at all, I like to…read morestock up on certain things. Sometimes service is slow but go early or super late and you can make a quick trip. Don't like the quarters for carts or paper bags but oh well.