This is one of those places that you just have to see to appreciate because mere words does not do…read moreit justice.....and the ride out to the point (Rte 77) is just as enjoyable as the point itself. At the point you can walk out to the end of the breakwater, a favorite fishing spot, walk along the paved path, or just come and enjoy the magnificent oceans views and gaze out at the Sakonnet Light House. This is Little Compton's most southern point with westerly views of Middletown and Newport and a southerly view of the lighthouse. Sakonnet Harbor is postcard prefect and has a launch for kayaks or canoes at the beginning of the breakwater. This is truly a RI gem and a must see.

Love it!! The location The privacy…read more The QUIET exclusivity Best In area! Boat or no boat . Overall it's the best in this area Time for a last visit for the season!!!

Long walk on a pier to get to the club which sits on a rocky island in Newport harbor. Extremely…read morewell kept grounds and buildings, although smallish, especially compared to the NYYC sort of next door, on the harbor. Nice folks

The Conanicut Yacht Club is a 'member only' organization but they DO have space available for…read moreprivate (non-member) events. Sitting directly on Narragansett Bay, just south of the Newport Bridge, you would be hard pressed to find a nicer spot. The wait staff here really knows how to make their guests feel special. The menu is large and if you have a particular type of event in mind, they will help make it happen. From fairy tale wedding to baby shower tea, or cocktail party, they can handle it all. They are even available for business meetings. If you are a member of a private yacht club with reciprocity, bring your member ID card and have lunch on the water in the summer or rent a mooring for a night or two. Call the General Manager to plan your event, or the office to rent a mooring and find out more about reciprocal dining.

My experience as a guest was very disappointing, the food and service was immaculate. However,…read morethere seems to be very concerning observed behaviors from the manager particularly given the current pandemic. For example, there were many times she was visiting tables without wearing her mask properly, and she was the only staff noticeably not wearing or gloves or consistently hand sanitizing. Additionally, when asked questions regarding the menu, she seemed to be unable to provide useful knowledge or answer questions without assistance. Again regarding COVID concerns the tables in our "tent" were way too close to each other and seemed to be seated past capacity guidelines. Overall, my visit to this establishment was not what I had hoped for given the good things I have heard about their food. It should be their priority to resolve these issues with their management in order to try to maintain member satisfaction because I expected more from a private club.

I was in town & called to see if I could get a golf ball for my boyfriend even though it was a…read moreprivate club. They were so nice & welcoming! They told me to come by. When I arrived I was greeted and had great conversation with the pro shop manager. Thank you so much for being so nice!

We know have Holden/Spike Dudley…read more It all happened with looking for a kitten on FOHA's website. A cute kitten caught out eye. We reached out with questions all answered in great detail. We completed an application online and left a payment. One of our close friends was then contacted as a reference. Next thing I knew we had a home visit scheduled which turned into Spike's first night at our home and a member of our family. It was an easy process and we have a kitten that is very easy going and great with our kids (but not so great with our shower curtain but that's just catnanigans!) Note: The adoption fee cost covered chipping the cat and neutering through a local Providence shelter

If you can avoid this rescue, I sincerely recommend you do so. We experienced a total nightmare. We…read moreadopted a dog and were assured he was good with cats. We fully disclosed we owned two cats, a 2 year old and a 16 year old elderly cat. They gave us the dog only three days after two major surgeries, but the foster gave us very minimal details about the medications and did not tell us he had been on a previous medication. The dog ended up having a paradoxical reaction to his medications, and I had to call the vet who did the neuter and cherry eye to figure out what to do. We had to keep him in a crate a lot for his own safety, because a cherry eye surgery needs the dog to be almost entirely activity free for two weeks. When the dog was able to be calm, I allowed him on the couch with me. He attacked our elderly cat twice, and every time he laid eyes on her, it was obvious he wanted to chase her down. One of these attacks resulted in my cat being bitten. The foster then tried to say he probably just put his mouth on her, but she cried out in very obvious pain. He BIT her, full teeth on her flesh. The foster also tried to blame my cat for the dogs behavior, stating it was her fault for not fighting back. She has been around numerous dogs, and none have ever treated her this way. Its inexcusable to say it was her fault. The foster was maybe the worst part of the whole experience. She was rude and condescending and even implied it was my fault my previous dog passed away earlier this year from a silent tumor that burst on his spleen. She also picked apart every single medical decision I made for my animals in a way that felt like I was being severely judged and looked down upon. We did literally everything in our power to save that dog. My husband and I feel that we were lied to, especially by the foster. This dog was not safe with cats, was highly reactive, and should not have been given the okay to come into our home. We were told he was polite with cats. The temperament and behavioral issues were withheld in a way that felt deliberate. It took over a week with multiple phone calls and emails to finally receive our money back.