Once again, I have to commend Trader Joe's on their amazing flora & fauna! These alstroemeria are a…read moreweek old & are just stunning. I expect another 7-10 days of this glorious color. Trader Joe's for the win! Highly recommend.

Trader Joe's is an absolute bloodbath in the best way possible. The parking lot is a total shit…read moreshow, and the store inside is packed wall-to-wall with people navigating carts like it's bumper cars. You will question your sanity at least twice before you even get through the front doors. That being said... the food choices are just too good. They have incredible snacks, unique frozen items, and those cotton candy grapes are legitimately elite--sweet enough to make you completely forget about the stress of getting here. It's crowded, it's chaotic, and finding a spot is a full contact sport, but the food is so solid that I'll keep braving the madness anyway

A very clean market with friendly employees. The aisles are wide and not crammed with tons of…read more items like in an Asian market. The meat counter looked like it had really fresh cuts. We made a trip here specifically to have some of Sami's cooking but sadly he is not there on Mondays so the hot food counter is not available. I've had the pleasure of having chef Sami and his family cook for a large group at my church and it was banging. Super delicious. There's no menu posted but there may be some random Middle Eastern dishes posted but I couldn't decipher it. Up front they even have kid sized shopping carts and it has a little flag on it that says "customer in training" or something like that. They super cute. I will definitely be back. Been dreaming of those shawarmas for a few weeks now!!

i'm mad i haven't been here sooner what is this cute little gem with amazing high quality…read moreingredients!!! i came to find flat wife skewers for persian kebab and they had sold out so they offered to sell me a few of the ones they have in their kitchen since i really needed them the next day. price was awesome too. i got cracked olives that taste like home and big serving plates for fattet hummus and their bread is so freaking fluffy and fresh. the staff was so pleasant and the decor is immaculate. wish they were in providence so i could go more often but ill make my way back again im sure.

Aldi's is a discount grocery store. Not a lot of 'visual fluff'. It's organized and the aisles are…read moresigned. The cashiers are FAST. They do not provide bags. At all. If you want a bag, you bring one, or you buy a reusable one. Groceries are placed by the cashier into a cart, you pay and go off to the back counter where you will pack your own bags, or just wheel out to your car and transfer them directly. Bring a quarter to 'unlock' your cart. You get the quarter back when you return your cart. Fresh produce is right inside the door and is usually good quality. They offer organic produce from time to time. I always look through the entire area. Things get moved around in this section. They now have premade pizza here too. The Aldi brand is sometimes a national brand, re-packaged. Same food, different package. So give the Aldi brand a try and see if you like it. They carry all the foods: snacks, canned veg and fruit, baking ingredients, spices (selection varies), salad dressings, ice cream, meats, etc. The dairy section includes a variety of milk including alternatives, a selection of eggs, yogurt, lots of cheeses. Meats include bacon, turkey bacon, chicken sausage, all beef hot dogs, cold cuts. Their coffee and tea selection is small, but good and they carry sparkling waters and hydration products like Gatorade. Frozen foods include pre-made meals, burgers, vegetables and desserts. There is no 'bakery' or 'deli' here. But the items you would get there may be available here as a pre-packaged item. Check all around because sometime items are put where there is space, not where you expect them to be located. For example, I once found organic cream near the cold cuts instead of in the dairy section. A 'specials' aisle near the middle of the store changes frequently and includes anything from toys to household storage, candles to cookware, etc. Once it's gone, it's gone, so check each time you visit. I always walk the whole store because some days they have a national brand I buy that they don't often carry. You just never know. The parking area can get a bit much. The space is shared with Good Will next door and is often full. There are only two Stop signs at a four way intersection near the exit/entrance and drivers often cruise through there like they are on a private drive. Keep your eyes open for these daredevils and stop at the intersection just in case one is nearby. Only one cashier is usually manned. There is a second checkout lane that sometimes is opened for particularly busy moments. It depends on staff availability. If there is a delivery happening for example, there will be no second cashier. There are four self-check out kiosks with no limit on the number of items you can scan. These kiosks only take credit cards. Lines move fairly quickly. Like any grocery store, be a smart shopper. Items like meat may be a dollar cheaper per pound here. Fresh berries may be half as much. You may also find items cheaper at other locations; Job Lot for example. Shop around, find out what is the best price for your pantry items and make it part of your shopping routine.

Oh Aldi, how I love you BUT I always forget a quarter. So I've been here a handful of times to this…read morelocation and I usually get lucky and someone will just give me their carriage when I forget my quarter, but this time I went in and asked if I could borrow a quarter which online it said you can do, and the cashier was so nice and I promised I would give the quarter back, which indeed I did and they seemed shocked. But any-who, this location is always very nicely stocked and I seem to find an employee on the floor whenever I need one whenever I have a question, which excites me. My sister is the one who put me on to Aldi, the prices are amazing and am able to stretch the money I have and get quality items, which makes me happy in this economy right now. They do charge for bags but I bring my own, so that's never an issue. I just hate having to bag my stuff since I do a full shop here but that's okay. The food items are of good quality, and they taste great. Honestly every since I started coming here I don't go to the other markets. This location does get packed really easily, but they open lines very quickly. As soon as they see lines starting to grow, they open registers and the employee scan very rapidly, it seems like a race and I am shocked at how quickly they scan and get you In and out. The atmosphere here is not bad, can get a hit chaotic but for the most part everyone is nice and courteous. Give this Aldi's a go it's a nice size as well and the produce always seems fresh!

Very much hole in the wall grocery store with not too many fresh items but in the back if you go…read moreall the way you will find a great eatery where you basically just pick up items from the window after you tell the server what you want. It's very much cafeteria style and you do have a place to sit but it is bare Bones Here's what we ended up getting Pancit which was yummy. My major gripe with it was that it was served cold. I was honestly so hungry that I didn't care but had it been served hot it would have been smashing Lumpia was piping hot and was delicious. I actually would have preferred that to be a little cooler so it didn't burn my tongue but whatever Mango drink was good Lychee drink was good We did pick up one of the desserts that they had in the fridge that was green and star-shaped and I can't tell you the name of it because they couldn't tell me either and there was no label but it was mildly sweet and actually refreshing to eat. They take credit card. They have parking. They serve with a smile. If you're coming for the ambiance you will be disappointed. But if you're coming for the food then this is for you!

Nice little Pinoy store sadly no more redhorse they do accept Jollibee orders and lechon pork belly…read moreorders oh and they have frozen kikiam which is hard to find in the Rhode Island area and yes they do speak Tagalog

Giant sandwiches! Fabulous lasagna... first time visit. Will definitely be going back!!read more

Very good Italian, can get it on a hard roll, they use quality meats and a sauce that they put on…read morethe bottom piece of bread. The sauce "Calabrian Mayo" has a little zip to it and it's actually really good on the Italian. I like the pepperoncini and the sandwich is large. It's like no other Italian sandwich around. They have prepared food to go at decent prices. Great little spot for locals!

This is a nice little spot in Warwick with some sandwiches, baked goods, coffee and some other…read moreproducts like cups and syrups and other grocery item goodies. The place looks new and very clean. The girls working there were friendly and quick to bring your items to you. I got the Rhody Latte, think coffee milk meets latte and shared a chicken parm and an Italian sandwich. The Italian was good but the star was the chicken parm for me. The sauce was great and really made the sandwich for me. The coffee, to me, was good but the coffee milk portion overpowered the coffee flavor. It's worth trying unless you're a coffee purist. All in all I would go back and try other drinks and sandwiches, and maybe one of those delicious looking cookies.

Great little spot in Warwick for a quick bite. Plenty of lot parking - we scored a spot right in…read morefront of the entrance. The place is super bright, airy and open - seating lining the wall as well as a few comfy arm chairs with tables and more seating past the ordering counter. Service was very friendly - everyone was warm and full of smiles. For sammiches, we ordered the Italian and the Chicken Parm. For coffees, we got the Rhody latte and honey latte. I snuck in a potato salad and brownie - who's counting calories at this point? We opted to eat in so grabbed a seat and our sammiches came out 5-10 mins later. The chicken parm - chef's kiss! It was super tasty with a good amount of sauce overflowing on top of the fried chicken cutlets. It was so good I was tempted to order one to go and it was a good sized portion! The mister got the Italian, although not the best we've had still very good - good portions as well. The potato salad was meh - could use a pinch of salt. The lattes weren't bad - I didn't mind my honey latte but the mister was just ok with the Rhody latte - he felt with the autocrat syrup, it was fighting with the espresso flavor. All in all - I would absolutely come back for another chicken parm sammich and would like to try some of their other options.

The Shanty is one of those places I don't go to nearly enough and I really need to change that…read more I was specifically craving hand-cut fries and theirs did NOT disappoint. I got the Big Ol' Burger and it was so good. Cooked perfectly, the special sauce was delicious and as you can probably tell from the photo, the fries were exactly what I was looking for. Everything tastes really fresh here. It has that farm-to-table quality, but in a relaxed, laid-back (but still really pretty) setting. We came for lunch and I loved that they had brunch options too. We didn't get any adult beverages but I was very tempted by the entire drink menu, so next time! Our service was also outstanding. Really everything was A+. Definitely a local spot that I need to remember to go to more often.

In town for work and was looking for a place to grab a bite after work. I found The Shanty on Yelp…read more The moment I opened the door I was greeted, by the owner, with the most upbeat personality and smile! She showed me to my table, brought a carafe of water, and welcomed me in. I was quickly welcomed by Sergio, my server, who shared the special and the soup of the day. Once I ordered my soda I took in the ambiance of the bar, new lights, and the rest of the restaurant. It's not a large building but they make every inch count. Now, the reason you're reading this review- THE FOOD. I ordered the Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich with a Caesar Salad. The chicken (photo below) was perfectly cooked, topped with hot honey, slaw, pickles, and ranch then placed on a soft brioche bun. The meal was reasonably priced as well at $33 which included tip. I will absolutely be back to the Shanty next time I'm in town.

Best prepared foods! Chicken Soup is great, Chicken Cutlets are absolute heaven. I shop here weekly.read more

Great sandwiches, great people. Stopping here was pretty random. Ended up in Cranston because of RI…read moreDMV, hungry, Deli. So glad we found it. I would get anything here. Note to the deli: When someone asks for a whole pickle cut into quarters, it is cut the "long way". Nobody wants a 2" diameter pickle log!

This is my second time at Cork & Rye, and they did not disappoint! The strawberry sangria was tasty…read moreand refreshing, and the jerk chicken was seasoned well and cooked just right. The portions were satisfying and I was able to bring home leftovers. I also appreciated how accommodating they were, especially since they were able to accommodate our party of 8 outside with little notice. Overall, another great experience and I'd definitely come back!

I stopped in for a cocktail and decided to take some food home…read more I ordered the calamari and was extremely disappointed when I got home to see this .... Where is the rest of it?? This is certainly not worth $17. Do better!

The bbq pork sandwich is one of my great Rhode island loves. Perfectly executed...dangerously…read moreconvenient.