I just returned from my first visit to Alley Cat and it was a fabulous experience. It has the look…read moreand feel of an old time neighborhood bar like the ones I used to visit in the old days. The two bartenders who were there late on this Sunday afternoon were very friendly and very attentive towards their customers. Alley Cat had been recommended to me by someone when I asked what would be a good place to venture out to for my first public appearance as Donna. I'd said I wanted a place that wasn't really noisy where you could sit at the bar and talk with people. This place fits the bill for that perfectly. The drinks were reasonably priced compared to other places I've been to in Providence. The sombreros I had were excellent and brought back more memories of my youth. I liked everything about the atmosphere at Alley Cat and intend to make it a regular stop during the months to come. They play PiXXXtionary every Thursday night and it sounds like a lot of fun to play an adult version of this popular game. If you are looking for a nice comfortable place to have a few drinks I highly recommend Alley Cat.

I gave it a 5 because of free freakin popcorn! the only thing i dislike is one of the ladies that…read moreworks there is a real see you next tuesday, but i just assume she's just a little salty because everyones eating her popcorn. ;)

Place has made me feel comfortable since day one. Love it…read morehere! Bartender is great!!

Who doesn't love a good dive bar? If you like strong drinks, year-round Halloween decor, Ronald…read moreMcDonald (go find out what I'm talking about) and pinball Deadbeats is your spot. They also have a great jukebox. Bartenders are friendly and quick. There's usually some kind of punch available with a name like Ecto-cooler which is a weird color but completely delicious if you're into that sort of thing. They sometimes have pop-ups there, one time they had fancy grilled cheese sandwiches. Definitely a fun spot! It's pretty small inside so just know that and don't roll in with a huge crew...

Welcome to all! Nice ambiance. Exactly what you would expect. Drinks are good, and the bar tenders…read moreare all attentive. Nights are a different experience than days there, and you can get a quiet drink in.

I like coming to Eagle Bar once in a full moon if I'm bored at home I come to eagle bar sometimes…read moreplay pool. The first time I went was 2021 was the year I came out. I was nervous about going to the gay bar and pride. Some guys were rude some guys were nice when I first went. I'm always nice to everyone i see. Sometimes I'm just shy I always keep to myself every time I go, :) it's nice to see people who remembers me.

Small and chaming (except the statue in the front door!)…read more Providence knows the gay scene; size truly doesn't matter in the this case. Been going here for 7+ years and it has sustained it's magic. It might even have amped things up if anything. Just as a heads up, this place has inexpensive (but strong!) drinks with talented pole dancers! Oh, and every Friday and Saturday at midnight there is a drag show. Go ahead and top this off with talented and diverse go-go dancers shaking their tail featha's.

Went out to a club for the first time. And I went to this one, with my friend. It was fun, and an…read moreinteresting experience . Would go again.

I came here recently for a fun girls night out for line dancing. The people and workers are so…read morefriendly. Since this was my first time line dancing there I took a beginner dance lessons. Our instructor was very kind, funny and made the dance steps easy to learn. We all had a wonderful Time and I look forward to Going back for more dancing in the future.

Such a great way to spend an evening. The instructors are very personable and make learning the…read moredances easy for anyone. They have snacks and light fare for purchase. The decor is maximalist cowboy and I get a kick out of looking at everything. Be mindful the locals / regulars that stake out the same table every week! Some advice: make sure to bring cash. The cover is $15 and they have an ATM but there is a surcharge.

I attended the Sunday jazz featuring saxophonist Elon Trotman. It was beyond FABULOUS!!! I don't…read moreventure into Providence as often as I used to...pre Washington Bridge mess. The staff were soooo wonderful, helpful & courteous. The whole experience was very, very laid back & comfortable. The saxophonist is someone I follow year round, to MVYD & Boston....and anywhere else I can catch a performance. And the unexpected bonus of a DEEEELICIOUS buffet...omgoodness! Food was amaazing. I WILL be going again. And bringing friends!!!!

A good place to chill out and listen to really good hip hop ( 90s-present). The vibe is relaxed…read more Food: We ordered wings and I enjoyed them. Service: good. The bartender was our server. Atmosphere: neighborhood spot where almost everybody knows somebody. Looks like a good spot to make new friends. I will be back for my lemon pepper wings and some Biggie!

Whether you are looking to relax and kick back or have some fun , it's always a good time here…read more Great company (other customers are friendly) Clean and cozy spot to hangout, have a drink (and cigar of course) large variety to choose from - service is great , out side enclosed area is spacious but I'm not a fan of the cold so I prefer to be indoors.. it does get a bit Smokey inside if it's busy but hey, it's a cigar bar what do you expect?! lol

No food ordered here, we did order cigars and drinks the service was great! awesome cigars…read moreselection the ambiance was amazing we sat in the back with our own fire pit! Had an awesome time, I will definitely be returning here

The first thing you notice at Lucky's is the noise. Country and classic rock pour out of the…read morespeakers. Pool balls crack. Laughter runs into arguments about nothing that matters. The room is full of people whose hands do real work, now wrapped around pool cues and plastic cups while they forget about roofs, engines, kids, and bills. We stayed for about an hour. Long enough to see this is a regulars' bar, the kind where people walk in already laughing at a joke that started three nights ago. Alli clocked us as soon as we came through the door. "You're Tim, right?" She then began quoting the parts that she liked from last year's RI FOOD FIGHTS Lord of the Pies review back to me. Sometimes word for word. Out of the blue. Nodding as she went. She agreed with it. Lucky's knew they'd landed near the bottom of my list. No excuse making. Just a little hope, I think, that this year would read differently. I wanted that too. They know exactly what they are at Lucky's: a bar that feeds and waters the people who live nearby. The neighborhood's living room. The staff and the neighbors have always been the stars. The pizza finally caught up. They make their own dough on site every day. As far as I can tell, that's how they've always done it. What changed is how it all comes together on the pan. The pie that landed in front of us looked like exactly what it is. A really solid Greek pizza. Crust on the thicker side, with a soft chew and a clean crunch at the back end. Sauce with an herby backbone. A little sweet but with enough acid to keep it from feeling heavy. Cheese that melts into browned, salty pockets you hunt down at the edge of the crust. Greek pies don't try to innovate anything. They just have to be honest. This one is. Last year, Lucky's was dead last on Lord of the Pies rankings. This year it climbed to dead center. Twenty one out of forty. That doesn't sound heroic until you remember nothing else about the place changed. Same bar. Same crowd. Same noise. Same staff. The only difference was how good the pizza is now. I have no confusion that Lucky's is a bar that serves pizza, not a pizzeria that happens to have a bar. The difference now is that THIS pizza can stand right there with all of the other places that put "pizza" in big letters on the sign. But how many of those places are this fun or friendly? Alli told us maybe a hundred people had come through with coupons. She laughed and said you can usually spot the "pizza people" as soon as they walk in. She wasn't wrong. We were those people. What mattered was how her regulars handled it. Our friends ended up spending most of the time talking to the guys at the pool table. People at the bar asked where we were from, how many places we'd hit, how this pie stacked up. At no point did we feel like outsiders passing through to collect another stamp. If you live nearby, you already know what Lucky's is. If you're cutting across Foster on your way to a casino or just trying to get lost for a bit, you can walk in, grab a pie, and sit at a bar that doesn't treat you like you're intruding on an inside joke. The pizza moved from forgettable to solid. The time we spent there felt like a little redemption story. And everyone in the building had a hand in writing it. And who doesn't love a nice, hot pizza or a happy ending?

They advertised an adult Easter egg hunt on Facebook. It appeared in my feed and immediately…read moretapped into my competitive side and love of winning things. Also a win for my husband, the egg hunt is at a bar! Cost of admission: a canned good. Marked in the calendar! We pull up about 50 minutes prior to the egg hunt and only 5 cars in the parking lot, one hood up and being jumped. We questioned if an egg hunt was happening? We left the canned goods in the car and walked in. Wasn't expecting much but this place has small bar charm! A bar that seats around 15 people. Wood paneling, pool tables, from the looks of it a highly used fireplace and a little pizza place. Just enough. Still didn't look like an egg hunt was going to be happening but I noticed a table in the back corner that looked like raffle prizes. We sat, started with drinks. Ordered food. Small pepperoni pizza, fries and buffalo wings. Everything was ok. The wings could have been better (small) but the other food and kind service made up for it. The locals were energetic and animated. Other people started piling in for the egg hunt. Think some with real Easter baskets. Some with plastic bags (like me!) Some had chia seeds to donate and others had donettes. Just an FYI- if you plan on going next year make sure to support the bar as well. The backyard has a fenced in area but the egg hunt was inside that area and on both sides leading to the back woods. When we left at least an hour after the egg hunt had begun, there were still 7 eggs and prizes still hidden. What did we win? 1 six pack of Whalers seltzer, 1 six pack of Whalers beer, one pint glass, one 2nd annual Lucky's sticker (it was legit) and candy. Now what did we also leave with? Someone leaving passed us a gold token for a free beer from the bar and the bartender gave us a jumbo egg filled with nips. I declare I love Lucky's Adult Easter egg Hunt I had a lot of fun. This place has won me over.