This is a small place, though there are tables for dining, that is set back and you might miss it…read moreif you aren't careful. The woman at the counter was the host and server. Definitely gives you family vibes there. I ordered a special which was the cod prepared three different ways. The traditional gomes sa was my least favorite. There was a flavor I couldn't pinpoint that I just didn't care for. The á bras was good, just as you'd expect it to be. The ze do pippo was my first time trying it. They do it with a mayo-mustard topping on a portion of cod (watch the bones) served on top of small potatoes. It wasn't bad but it's VERY rich. Might just not be my thing. They also had a kale soup that I took home that was very good. All in all, I would be interested in trying other dishes and updating this review when I do. The woman there was nice and they seem proud of the food they put out. I'll be back.

I ordered fish and chips. Disappointed and surprised it was not good. Mozambique sauce had no…read moretaste and the fish batter was flavorless. I will try their other food based on the reviews, however I will pass on the Fish and Chips in the future. Quahogs very good, but I am left wondering if they were cooked. I did not cook them based on the color, however the texture seemed not cooked. I will return to try other items on the menu. Very clean and friendly establishment

If only every specialty food maker had such a shop! The soup selection is terrific, and you can get…read morebags of frozen to stock your freezer, or buy a smaller serving to heat and eat when you get home. Discount sections, other little snacks, not a huge place but a very decent variety to stock-up on when those soups, bisques, and chowdas come cravin'!

Firstly, I am not a resident of Fall River, MA. I usually don't write reviews on food products…read more Secondly, few days ago I was at my local grocery store (Nob Hill Foods) in Alameda, CA. I was going to purchase the store brand soup in the deli section when I came across this new brand. There was a promo of BOGO. The price was not listed. The brand was Blount Clam Shack, all the way from the east coast to the west coast (Massachusetts to California) There were only two kinds of soup available - gumbo and New England clam chowder. Okay, why not go for the promo? It doesn't hurt to taste the soup. Drawback? The gumbo is high in sodium (2320 mg if one eats all 24 ounces [3 servings] of it at once). Thirdly, I had some of the gumbo soup with a piece of garlic French bread last night for dinner. The soup was delicious and tasty. This afternoon I had another serving of the soup for lunch. The seasonings must have settled in the soup because it tasted better as leftover. The clam chowder soup is even higher in sodium, so I will put it aside for a few days before eating it. Finally, will I buy it again? Might, then might not. It's pricey like everything else in the deli section.

Sometimes after a long workday, all you can think about is sushi. My friends and I are traveling…read moreand staying in an Air BNB and when we finished our work day we decided we were too lazy to go out or cook. Enter Umami Sushi & Poke Bowl. We found this spot on Uber eats but checked the Yelp reviews before ordering. Most celebrated the quality and freshness so we decided to order. There are so many different rolls available at great prices, but the love boat for two really caught our eye. One of our friends is vegetarian so they opted for a tofu skin maki and garden maki. They also offer a poke bowl with tofu, if you are looking to feed a vegetarian. I didn't realize this spot is located in Fall River, MA - but yet it still delivered to Providence which is wild to me. Lucky us! When it arrived, it was super fresh, beautifully arranged, and absolutely exactly what we were looking for. I would 100% recommend this place for takeout if you're in the delivery radius - the sushi is high quality and well priced. The Love Boat for two was 42 pieces - 10pcs sashimi, 8pcs sushi, California maki,spicy crunch tuna maki & Snow mountain maki or rainbow maki for $59 if you order for pick up and $72 for delivery. That is wild to me - essentially $1.40 a piece when the majority of the rolls if you include a rainbow maki have fresh, raw fish. So happy we discovered this spot for our cozy night in.

Amazing sushi place that serves high quality fish! Left with an order of their maki special combo…read moreand their seafood kani salad. Each roll tasted fresh and they did not skimp on filling. The kani salad was refreshing and generous pieces of octopus included. Looking forward to trying their mango special roll and their sashimi another time - so grateful to have found this gem of a sushi place.

I can't recommend Ma Raffa's enough! Their hospitality is out of this world and I love the warm…read morefamily atmosphere they create. It's a must visit!

Family owned restaurant that cares about customers and quality. Great atmosphere and food! Can't…read morerecommend enough.

We recently visited Sakuratani in Bristol for the first time and came away very impressed. This…read morefamily-run restaurant has only been open about a year, but it already feels like an established part of the local dining scene. A nice space. We began with spring rolls (VERY good - chicken and shrimp) and sake, and the sake program deserves special mention. We selected a very enjoyable $38 bottle and noticed several other bottles at lower price points, along with a wide selection of canned sake--many around $11. Some diners may balk at paying that much for a can, but they will happily pay more for a mediocre glass of wine at half the volume. The value here is actually quite good, especially for those looking to explore sake beyond the ordinary. Our entrées--the ramen and chicken katsu--were excellent. The ramen featured a rich, deeply satisfying broth, while the chicken katsu was perfectly crisp on the outside and tender within. If you want a "hotter " ramen - the have an add on for a buck. Service was warm and attentive, reflecting the pride that often comes with a family-owned business. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, allowing the quality of the food to take center stage. Bristol is fortunate to have Sakuratani. Strong Japanese dining options can be hard to find outside larger cities, and for a restaurant only a year old, they seem to be doing many things right. We look forward to returning and exploring more of their menu--and their sake offerings. Highly recommended.

Another flavorful lunch at Sakuratani. Tried the vegetable ramen noodle and was very good…read more Vegetable broth was flavorful and came with vegetable flavored noodles. Always try to stop by if I'm in Bristol or passing through. Worth a stop if you like ramen noodles, though my favorite is the tonkotsu or the miso pork ramen. Haven't tried any of the other dishes or appetizers but hopefully the next time. Service is good and nice calming atmosphere.

Service great , friendly staff , quick service food great. Always greeted with a smile by front…read moredesk person, service always quick and as descriv=bed in menu.

As always service fast great and food was even better. This is now in the rotation for places to go…read moreand keep moving its way up the ladder

My dining companion & I met some out-of-town friends here for dinner, as it was halfway between…read morewhere they were staying in Middletown & where we live in Northern RI. The menu & reviews looked promising. I'm glad we had reservations, as they were packed on a Saturday night. I was pleased that we were seated within 5 minutes. I was also pleased that their huge booth fit 4 of us comfortably & they were happy to add a chair at the end for our 5th guest. A basket of warm rolls was immediately placed on our table. The large menu had something for everyone in every price range. We started with drinks, all of which were good. My companion & I shared a bottle of Clean Slate Riesling ($33) which we enjoyed. She & I both ordered the baked sea scallop special, which came with 2 dinner sides for $24.99. The scallops were delicious but I would have been happier if my baked potato & steamed broccoli had been cooked just a few minutes longer. They were edible, just not quite as soft as I prefer. Our friends enjoyed their meals... citrus swordfish (also one of the specials), French onion soup & salad, and a chicken salad sandwich. My companion & I shared a piece of lemon meringue pie for dessert, which was good. It wasn't as big a serving as at some restaurants, but it was enough. I have no idea of the cost as prices are not listed on the dessert menu, a practice I dislike. I also didn't like the fact that I asked for a fork as I don't like eating cake or pie with a spoon & was told I couldn't have one as they were all needed. Our friends enjoyed their peanut butter pie & coconut cake. Our server was adequate. We had to chase her down to ask for water, lemon, etc. I understand she was very busy but a smile would have been nice. I do appreciate the fact that we were not rushed out, and we were allowed plenty of time to catch up with our friends. Also, the hostess was gracious enough to take a photo of our group as we were leaving the restaurant. This restaurant used to be the Country Inn on Market Street in Warren. They have a decent sized parking lot, although it seemed barely sufficient for the amount of volume they do. I would rate this restaurant a 3.5 if I had that option. Will I return? Probably not.

First time ever for this restaurant, even in its former life. Passed by many time before and the…read moreparking lot was always full. We finally stopped by for lunch after an appointment in Barrington and we weren't disappointed (and the parklng lot was still full!) Staff are pleasant (Ellie our server was great - great personality!) We started with Clam Chowder (husband's fave) and i had Apple Butternut Soup - delish. Our mains were Grilled Swordfish for him and Chicken & Waffles for me. Portions were plentiful. The restaurant itself is modern with plenty of seating. Menu has something for everyone.

This reviewers based from a cumulative experiences rather than just a single experience. In this…read morecase, that's a good thing! Thai Taste has been open for years & their food has remained consistant throughout time. I cannot remember a bad experience there or taking it home. Occasionally, communication can be misqued if the wait person is new. Sometimes, the appetizer isbtoo close to the entree, other times, the waitperson disappearsbtoo long.. The unfortunate think is that this economy has forced me to reduce my dine out/take out efforts. But when i break budget, thisbplace is at top of the list!¹

A mark of a perennial favorite is a combination of graceful culinary art, prompt attendance,…read moreelegant yet quaint atmosphere, and satisfaction in every corner of the dining room. Typically, I find myself splitting chicken pad Thai and hot basil fried rice with my mother, but today was one of my eclectic dining sessions. No visit is complete without a Siam roll app. Crispy and flaky on their own, the experience is complete only when paired with a small cup of tangy goodness. Similar things can be said about the golden barbecue chicken I ordered. The poultry itself is defined by a combination of crisp texture, thoroughly-cooked interior, and smoky delight. Once the sweet-and-sour sauce is applied, though, that is where the dish finds its niche. Lather it on the bird and the veggies, then prepare for paradise as the sweet sensation works its way to win your affections. The staff always do a superb job of setting guests up for a worthwhile experience. There's never a day when our day is rife with miscommunication and ignorance, just a seamless valley of goodwill and tenderness. Tellingly, I have seen this restaurant stand in the same location since the early-mid 2000s, so I'm likely not alone in giving this diner a chef's pedigree.