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Ordered: Lobster Roll (~$42): Hot Buttered Lobster, Mayo, Old Bay, served with Fries Pollock Fish & Chips (~$23): Pollock Fish (Beer-Battered & Beef-Fat Fried) served with Old Bay Fries, Lemon & Tartar Sauce Aya's take: Dune Brothers came highly recommended and for that reason, I knew it had to be the first stop on my first trip to Providence. We ordered online in advance and as we arrived, it was almost ready. The timing worked out so well since I was starving and excited to dig in. The Lobster Roll was incredible! I was a big fan of the fresh hot lobster, warm buttery roll, and the creaminess from the mayo which you don't usually see on a hot lobster roll. The Pollock Fish & Chips was a bit of a let down. The Pollock Fish is super batter-heavy. I guess I'm more of a purist because I wanted to really taste the fresh fish but the batter was too thick for my liking. The Old Bay Fries were deliciously crispy and satisfying. Good try overall!
This restaurant is inside a food court. The staff was friendly and they actually gave me my order really fast. I tried the fish sandwich with fries. The sandwich was really big and it came with coleslaw. The fish was extremely crunchy. Even after many minutes with the coleslaw on top it kept crunchy. I wish it could have more seasoning and maybe some tartar sauce, but it was good.
This is a lovely little place. They have a small parking lot in the back but there is also street parking. The food was amazing, portions are big so depending on how hungry you are you may wish to share a dish. The atmosphere is very chill, lots of people had their dogs and were enjoying a summer afternoon. It's right across from a walking path with a bridge, we decided to walk off dinner which felt nice.
Love this cute little shack (not) by the sea. Plenty of tables, all with umbrellas to keep the sun from beating down on you. Friendly fast service. Some parking. We've had the lobster roll in the past and it is big and filled with all the best lobster meat but this time we were both craving the OG fish sandwich. Dredged in potato chip crust, with slaw and sweet pickled - it's huge and delicious and crave worthy. Shared an order of hot crispy old bay fries and dinner was perfect.
Highlight of our trip and I'd fly all the way from Texas to eat it again. Lobster roll was impeccable, fish sandwich was crispy and flavorful and the dark horse was the hot dog with chow chow on a toasted bun. They had to roll me out of this place. It was busy and we waited for our food for about 30 minutes but it's worth the wait I promise! Highly recommend when visiting Providence!
I got the original fish sandwich. It is fried fresh and crispy with potato chips. It's unbelievable tasty! The sandwich was as big as my face. Served with pickles, Cole slaw, and pickled onions. Would highly recommended.
Dune Brothers has some of the best seafood I've ever had. Nestled in downtown Providence, Rhode Island on the Providence River. The restaurant is outdoors and has a very New England beachfront atmosphere. Oyster shells and beach grasses adorn the outdoor oyster shell patio. The service is good. The food does take time to come out since it is hand battered and fried (it's what makes it good).
The online ordering process was super quick and easy. Parking was great and easily accessible (which is ideal for anywhere in Providence). We ordered "The Original (OG)" and the Crab Roll. The Original was good, but the chip crust on the fish was a bit much to my preference, but still good and I really appreciate in-house made pickles. The Crab Roll was okay. I had a few smaller pieces of shells and a lemon seed in a bite. And the crab salad was a little too watery for my preference. The French fries were catapulted to my number one favorite fries of all time. They were so good. I love a thick fry. They were clearly freshly cut. So crispy and seasoning was so on point. We also tried the curry ketchup and garlic aioli. Both so so so good. That curry ketchup made me so happy, perfect balance of curry (slightly reminded me of the curry ketchup in WDW's Animal Kingdom, in Mr. Kamal's). And the garlic aioli was the perfect amount of tangy garlic. Top tier sauces. I really appreciated their seating area. Lobster cage chairs. Genius. I would definitely go back and give it another try.
First time to Providence, RI and this place showed up on our radar and let me tell you for a food truck, the food quality was top notch! One of the best lobsters of all time I have had, nothing but knuckle meat and the fries are on point. We shared the lobster roll, the OG fish sandwich and the fish and chips. Let's just say that everything was amazing!! Huge portions and the weather couldn't have been better. I will mention that the OG fish sandwich is SO loaded with toppings that it will be a bit messy. A hundred napkin type of messy, but it is SO good and so worth it. : ) It's a food truck, so I can't say much about the service other than you order and get HOT food served when they call your name. The ambiance is and outdoor picnic table if you can get one and it's pretty straight forward. If you are ever in Providence, RI, this place has to be on the map for you, especially if you are in the downtown area. Parking though can be a little tough though.
Omg... I will be back. We went on a Sunday afternoon in June. Line moves fast and plenty of seating. We parked a few mins away and there's plenty of parking around. Lobster roll was a 10/10. Great portion and taste. The brioche is perfectly buttered. The lobster is at a good temperature. The fries have a perfect old bay seasoning. My partner who doesn't like seafood loved his hot dog. His also came with fries and he liked the old bay seasoning as well. Tip - Get the garlic aioli sauce to dip fries and lobster in.
I needed the clam cakes. I finds these to be the best in Rhode Island and elsewhere . Nice flavors, clams, good fry, nice soft insides... must order the clam chowder for dipping . The clam chowder either clear or white... I prefer white and it was plentiful With ingredients. The lobster was a bit disappointing for 42.00 and only offered buttered version. I expected more lobster meat and some sweet knuckle meat . It was all claw meat. Nice toasted roll . The fries it came with were excellent fries , but 3 times the number of fries I wanted? The birds in the yard at home enjoyed the extras. Cole slaw was extra cost. Fish sandwiches looked very good. The tables and umbrellas allowed outside dining. The winners here are the clam cakes, clam chowder , fish sandwich . Different options of fish types for fish and chips. Would be a five star if only clam cakes and chowder, the lobster roll brought me to 4 stars as 42.00 was steep for lobster meat ? I wonder if these were Rhode Island lobsters as not as sweet as my Maine lobsters . Excellent spot in literally middle of city .
I've eaten at Dune Brothers on Dyer Street before, but it's been a couple of years. If you're familiar with New England road side clam shacks, you know it's not about ambiance, at least not the restaurants themselves. Eating at a clam shack is being by the sea, the cooler salt air, the fresh local seafood at reasonable prices. Dune Brothers is not by the sea, it's in a parking lot on a busy city street among glass and steel buildings. They have upgraded the eating lot since my last visit, adding crushed white stone to make you feel like you're by the ocean and some additional picnic tables. The tables seemed to be enough in number but were pretty dirty. I waited in line in the sun for about 15 minutes, placed my order and waited about another 10min for my food. It was about 91f, but the heat index during my visit was hovering at about 100f±. The staff were all business, but polite and efficient. The quality of the food at Dune Brothers is very good. Both my chowder and clam cakes had a light, pleasant herby flavour, neither were overly salty. The clear chowder was briny and had a very respectable amount of clams and had well balanced seasoning and uniformly diced potatoes. The clam cakes while interesting (dill?) had very few clams in them, still they were as enjoyable as a dollop of deep fat (beef tallow) fried batter can be. If you look at Dune Brothers business statement, you understand their goal, fresh local seafood, and you know there's a cost involved, especially in this economy. But they are not new to this space, there are and have been family owned clam shacks doing this in Rhode Island for generations. It's good to have fresh ideas and new flavours shake the landscape up a bit, and Dune Brothers continues to do this. What's hard to look past is their pricing. It is in two words, jaw dropping. 3 clam cakes, a 12oz cup of chowder and a bottle of water was nearly 30 dollars with tip. They do give you free oyster crackers and what seems to be their own blend of tartar sauce. But I'd expect this pricing at a full service white napkin, air conditioned establishment with a maitre d' to ask if I have a reservation. Dune Brothers is counter service only, in a stiflingly hot parking lot with only dirty picnic tables to eat at.
Best in the state. Warm lobster tossed in butter on a brioche bun. Definitely the best in the state.
24 days ago
We really enjoyed this place! My husband, baby, and I came on a weekday afternoon. We were in the area and we wanted to continue our pursuit of excellent local seafood. We started out with my husband's newfound favorite, the clam cakes. I appreciated the herbiness of the breadcrumbs they were fried in. My husband got the crab roll for his entree, and I did like the bite I was able to sneak of it. I really wanted the lobster roll but that $42 price tag turned me away quickly. Instead I got the fish and chips with pollock for my entree. I am always complaining about portion sizes. Not here, I was only able to finish around 1/3 of it. It is substantial! Not only was it a generous portion, but it was really nicely fried, and I loved the flaky salt on it. My one complaint is the sauces that you pay extra for. I got some piri-piri mayo and garlic aioli. Both of these were absolutely not worth it, grossly lacking in flavor. Don't waste your money on these and stick with ketchup. The staff was friendly, helpful, and as attentive as they could be from inside the food truck. The locale is super cute with a bunch of picnic tables out on a patio. The parking is super limited though so beware. Would definitely recommend! read more
Enjoyed a great lunch after exploring the Providence Flea, just a short walk from the vendings, this spot offers small menu, but filled with some fresh seafood, and true New England classic items. They only offer outdoor seating, so I'd saying nice weather is key to enjoy a meal here, but we lucked out. My wife and I placed our order at the window, and waited for them to call our name. We split a cup of clam chowder (white) and a lobster roll. Food was ready pretty quickly and was delicious. The lobster roll was not only full, but it was packed with huge chunks of meat, very tasty, it was also served with French fries. The clam chowder was also tasty, with good flavor and decent chunks of clam inside. Prices here were a bit high, but the quality of the food was very high, and very fresh. Portions are decent, as we were able to share one lobster roll and a cub of chowder, and it was adequate. They also had live music playing to add a little ambiance If you find yourself in downtown Providence, I'd recommend this as a staple to check out. read more
27 days ago
We got to Dune Brothers Seafood right when they opened to skip the lines, and there was already a good crowd gathering! Here is what we tried: Lobster Roll (4.5/5): Super delicious and buttery! At $42, it's definitely pricier than other spots in the area! Cape Shark Fish & Chips (4/5): Had to try these since it's what they're known for! Perfectly crispy and meaty Heirloom Tomato Salad (4/5): Nice and refreshing to have a veggie dish, though it leaned a little on the salty side. Rhode Island Clam Chowder (2.5/5): We tried the clear Rhode Island style for the first time, but it wasn't really for us as it tasted a bit too fishy. read more
Ordered: Lobster Roll (~$42): Hot Buttered Lobster, Mayo, Old Bay, served with Fries Pollock Fish & Chips (~$23): Pollock Fish (Beer-Battered & Beef-Fat Fried) served with Old Bay Fries, Lemon & Tartar Sauce Aya's take: Dune Brothers came highly recommended and for that reason, I knew it had to be the first stop on my first trip to Providence. We ordered online in advance and as we arrived, it was almost ready. The timing worked out so well since I was starving and excited to dig in. The Lobster Roll was incredible! I was a big fan of the fresh hot lobster, warm buttery roll, and the creaminess from the mayo which you don't usually see on a hot lobster roll. The Pollock Fish & Chips was a bit of a let down. The Pollock Fish is super batter-heavy. I guess I'm more of a purist because I wanted to really taste the fresh fish but the batter was too thick for my liking. The Old Bay Fries were deliciously crispy and satisfying. Good try overall! read more
2 months ago
This restaurant is inside a food court. The staff was friendly and they actually gave me my order really fast. I tried the fish sandwich with fries. The sandwich was really big and it came with coleslaw. The fish was extremely crunchy. Even after many minutes with the coleslaw on top it kept crunchy. I wish it could have more seasoning and maybe some tartar sauce, but it was good. read more
This is a lovely little place. They have a small parking lot in the back but there is also street parking. The food was amazing, portions are big so depending on how hungry you are you may wish to share a dish. The atmosphere is very chill, lots of people had their dogs and were enjoying a summer afternoon. It's right across from a walking path with a bridge, we decided to walk off dinner which felt nice. read more
Love this cute little shack (not) by the sea. Plenty of tables, all with umbrellas to keep the sun from beating down on you. Friendly fast service. Some parking. We've had the lobster roll in the past and it is big and filled with all the best lobster meat but this time we were both craving the OG fish sandwich. Dredged in potato chip crust, with slaw and sweet pickled - it's huge and delicious and crave worthy. Shared an order of hot crispy old bay fries and dinner was perfect. read more
Highlight of our trip and I'd fly all the way from Texas to eat it again. Lobster roll was impeccable, fish sandwich was crispy and flavorful and the dark horse was the hot dog with chow chow on a toasted bun. They had to roll me out of this place. It was busy and we waited for our food for about 30 minutes but it's worth the wait I promise! Highly recommend when visiting Providence! read more
2 months ago
I got the original fish sandwich. It is fried fresh and crispy with potato chips. It's unbelievable tasty! The sandwich was as big as my face. Served with pickles, Cole slaw, and pickled onions. Would highly recommended. read more
3 months ago
Dune Brothers has some of the best seafood I've ever had. Nestled in downtown Providence, Rhode Island on the Providence River. The restaurant is outdoors and has a very New England beachfront atmosphere. Oyster shells and beach grasses adorn the outdoor oyster shell patio. The service is good. The food does take time to come out since it is hand battered and fried (it's what makes it good). read more
The online ordering process was super quick and easy. Parking was great and easily accessible (which is ideal for anywhere in Providence). We ordered "The Original (OG)" and the Crab Roll. The Original was good, but the chip crust on the fish was a bit much to my preference, but still good and I really appreciate in-house made pickles. The Crab Roll was okay. I had a few smaller pieces of shells and a lemon seed in a bite. And the crab salad was a little too watery for my preference. The French fries were catapulted to my number one favorite fries of all time. They were so good. I love a thick fry. They were clearly freshly cut. So crispy and seasoning was so on point. We also tried the curry ketchup and garlic aioli. Both so so so good. That curry ketchup made me so happy, perfect balance of curry (slightly reminded me of the curry ketchup in WDW's Animal Kingdom, in Mr. Kamal's). And the garlic aioli was the perfect amount of tangy garlic. Top tier sauces. I really appreciated their seating area. Lobster cage chairs. Genius. I would definitely go back and give it another try. read more
First time to Providence, RI and this place showed up on our radar and let me tell you for a food truck, the food quality was top notch! One of the best lobsters of all time I have had, nothing but knuckle meat and the fries are on point. We shared the lobster roll, the OG fish sandwich and the fish and chips. Let's just say that everything was amazing!! Huge portions and the weather couldn't have been better. I will mention that the OG fish sandwich is SO loaded with toppings that it will be a bit messy. A hundred napkin type of messy, but it is SO good and so worth it. : ) It's a food truck, so I can't say much about the service other than you order and get HOT food served when they call your name. The ambiance is and outdoor picnic table if you can get one and it's pretty straight forward. If you are ever in Providence, RI, this place has to be on the map for you, especially if you are in the downtown area. Parking though can be a little tough though. read more
4 months ago
Omg... I will be back. We went on a Sunday afternoon in June. Line moves fast and plenty of seating. We parked a few mins away and there's plenty of parking around. Lobster roll was a 10/10. Great portion and taste. The brioche is perfectly buttered. The lobster is at a good temperature. The fries have a perfect old bay seasoning. My partner who doesn't like seafood loved his hot dog. His also came with fries and he liked the old bay seasoning as well. Tip - Get the garlic aioli sauce to dip fries and lobster in. read more
2 months ago
I needed the clam cakes. I finds these to be the best in Rhode Island and elsewhere . Nice flavors, clams, good fry, nice soft insides... must order the clam chowder for dipping . The clam chowder either clear or white... I prefer white and it was plentiful With ingredients. The lobster was a bit disappointing for 42.00 and only offered buttered version. I expected more lobster meat and some sweet knuckle meat . It was all claw meat. Nice toasted roll . The fries it came with were excellent fries , but 3 times the number of fries I wanted? The birds in the yard at home enjoyed the extras. Cole slaw was extra cost. Fish sandwiches looked very good. The tables and umbrellas allowed outside dining. The winners here are the clam cakes, clam chowder , fish sandwich . Different options of fish types for fish and chips. Would be a five star if only clam cakes and chowder, the lobster roll brought me to 4 stars as 42.00 was steep for lobster meat ? I wonder if these were Rhode Island lobsters as not as sweet as my Maine lobsters . Excellent spot in literally middle of city . read more
2 months ago
I've eaten at Dune Brothers on Dyer Street before, but it's been a couple of years. If you're familiar with New England road side clam shacks, you know it's not about ambiance, at least not the restaurants themselves. Eating at a clam shack is being by the sea, the cooler salt air, the fresh local seafood at reasonable prices. Dune Brothers is not by the sea, it's in a parking lot on a busy city street among glass and steel buildings. They have upgraded the eating lot since my last visit, adding crushed white stone to make you feel like you're by the ocean and some additional picnic tables. The tables seemed to be enough in number but were pretty dirty. I waited in line in the sun for about 15 minutes, placed my order and waited about another 10min for my food. It was about 91f, but the heat index during my visit was hovering at about 100f±. The staff were all business, but polite and efficient. The quality of the food at Dune Brothers is very good. Both my chowder and clam cakes had a light, pleasant herby flavour, neither were overly salty. The clear chowder was briny and had a very respectable amount of clams and had well balanced seasoning and uniformly diced potatoes. The clam cakes while interesting (dill?) had very few clams in them, still they were as enjoyable as a dollop of deep fat (beef tallow) fried batter can be. If you look at Dune Brothers business statement, you understand their goal, fresh local seafood, and you know there's a cost involved, especially in this economy. But they are not new to this space, there are and have been family owned clam shacks doing this in Rhode Island for generations. It's good to have fresh ideas and new flavours shake the landscape up a bit, and Dune Brothers continues to do this. What's hard to look past is their pricing. It is in two words, jaw dropping. 3 clam cakes, a 12oz cup of chowder and a bottle of water was nearly 30 dollars with tip. They do give you free oyster crackers and what seems to be their own blend of tartar sauce. But I'd expect this pricing at a full service white napkin, air conditioned establishment with a maitre d' to ask if I have a reservation. Dune Brothers is counter service only, in a stiflingly hot parking lot with only dirty picnic tables to eat at. read more
2 months ago
Best in the state. Warm lobster tossed in butter on a brioche bun. Definitely the best in the state. read more
Dune Brothers is probably my favorite all-around spot in Providence. It really captures the spirit of the city: casual outdoor seating, picnic tables, good vibes, and super fresh seafood. Whenever friends are visiting from out of town, this is always my go-to because it feels quintessentially Rhode Island. The food is fantastic. The fish and chips are massive and delicious, the lobster roll is warm, fresh, and perfectly seasoned, and the crab roll is tasty too--more saucy and served cold. The fries are huge, fluffy, and well-seasoned. Both the clear and white clam chowders are good, though I personally prefer the white for a more traditional taste (clear is very Rhode Island-style). I don't like mussels myself, but my friends rave about them. Parking is limited--there are a few spots by the restaurant, but otherwise you'll need to street park. They close pretty early, so plan ahead, or order ahead for takeout. The food can take a little while, but it's totally worth it--the seafood is super fresh and satisfying. read more
A classic New England seafood shack right in the heart of Providence. Friendly staff and a handful of outdoor tables with umbrellas to enjoy your meal. The fish sandwich was out of this world - so crispy and full of flavor between the slaw and pickles. The sandwich itself is loaded with toppings so it did become a little messy to eat. Appreciate that the lobster roll comes with fries (most places offer chips or just the roll) but was a little light on the lobster compared to other shacks. We got the hotdog on a whim. The dog itself had great snap. Really glad we stopped by to give this place a try! read more
1 year ago
Delicious seafood! Very generous portions I ordered the: -pollock fish and chips: super crispy, fried in beef fat. The fries were thick cut (my fav!) and the fish was super fresh and flaky. -clam fritters: these were popular so I had to try them. They were very battered. It's different, I would try it if it's my first time but I'll skip it next time. Service was quick and workers were nice read more
28 days ago
If you can go and explore a new place anywhere in America in 3 days, where would it be? Well, we chose Providence, Rhode Island! It's largely because my high school senior daughter wanted to do a campus tour of the Brown University. We arrived on Saturday night, toured the campus guided by one of her friends who is a Brown sophomore on Sunday, and came back on Monday. It's about 6-hr flight from LAX to Rhode Island international airport and I swear it has the best airport restroom in the world with big-pieced granite walls and fresh flowers in the small vases at the sinks, a practice that reminds me of Chick-Fil-A, not sure whether there is any association, LOL! Perhaps, I should do a separate review for the airport itself! LOL! Thanks for your kind patience, now onto the lobster bread roll! When we asked our Uber driver what was a must-try local cuisine/food, he responded without hesitation: lobster roll and clam chowder. We yelped and compared, of course, and decided to try Dune Brothers, so glad we did! Since we have a whole day to explore Brown University, we strolled to RISD museum which took us ~12 min and then another ~12 min to Dune Brothers. It's located adjacent to a bus stop. We would have ordered more food to try but it's just the two of us and our stomachs were still on California time and one glass of protein drink is usually my breakfast, so when we arrived at 1130am ( Dune opens at 11am), we were not terribly hungry. Dune is an open air cafe/food-truck-like diner. Upon arrival, you would be greeted by the red umbrella covered wooden tables and benches seating atop of a sea of broken but smooth white sea shell pieces extending to a patch of green grass area. The venue is about 2/3 of the size of a basketball court. And there was even live music by a couple with beautiful voices and great guitar skills adding more loveliness to this dining experience. I could visualize parties renting this place for special events! The lobster roll, yum! Highly recommended! $39 before tax was well spent, the lobster meat portions were generous and the companied brioche bread was a perfect match. My daughter devoured it! The fries were with good flavor too! I pondered and decided on its whole fish which came in a big round tin dish, beautifully paired with pieces of pears and tomatoes. The fish was fresh and grilled to perfection! Knowing where the restroom is always important to me: port-a-potty is on site or walk to the nearby office buildings. I am dying to try the other items on the menu, whether my kid becomes a Brunonian, I shall return! To make things better, there was a Sunday flea market across the street from Dune and that's where we spent our post- meal leisure time before heading back to the university. read more
1 year ago
Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon after browsing around the outdoor flea market. Got the fish and chips (with pollock), chowder (clear), clam cakes, and a dune dog. All really good!! You order and sit at the tables and they call your name when it's ready. There was live music too which was a pleasant surprise. Would recommend & go again read more
6 months ago
The fish sandwich & lobster roll are 1000/10. I will say I preferred the fish sandwich from the amazing flavors. The staff was great - I went to the one at union station because the other locations are seasonal. My favorite meal of Providence for sure! read more
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Ordered the lobster roll at Dune Brothers stall at Track 15 and it was so good! Completely loaded with lobster and butter! Bun was perfectly toasted. The old bay fries were also great. The only item I didn't care for was the clam cakes - they were pretty dense and breaded. read more
It was a busy Saturday afternoon at Dune Brothers on this breezy, sunny fall day. Fortunately we were able to get the last open table and the line to order was shorter than expected. The portions are large here, and the food is heavy, so we split one order of fish & chips: Fish & Chips Pollock $24.00 (they offer 3 types of fish including cape shark aka spiny dogfish) Water $2.00 Service Charge $0.78 Total $29.86 Our order was ready within 10 minutes and the fried cod looked massive. It was hot, and the batter as always was delicious. However, the fish was undercooked in the largest part of the cod and the batter was too thick in some places. The fries ranged from crispy to droopy depending on the location in the basket, and they were really over seasoned and much too salty. Next time, we'll ask if they can provide plain fries, and we'll salt them ourselves. Though we were a little disappointed with this visit, we will back next summer. read more
4 months ago
We got lobster rolls and clam chowder. The rolls were loaded with lobster and a good portion of fries, which made the price more worth it. The clam chowder was delicious with whole pieces of clams instead of small chunks. Definitely worth stopping by! read more
2 months ago
Cutest truck with the BIGGEST fish and chips one could imagine. The pollock was about $23 but it was huge. So crispy and tasty! However, I will say that the fries were a bit soggy being under the fish. Also got a clam chowder which was good but was already so full from the fish and chips. Note the only bathroom is a porta-potty so keep that in mind. read more
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2 years ago
My husband always has to get a lobster roll when we're on the east coast (who doesn't?) and this spot was highly rated. Parking was a little tough but there's plenty of outside seating. It rained the day we went so benches were a little wet but still worth it because the reviews don't lie. This place is awesome. The roll was loaded with lobster and nice and warm. Fries were tasty. This is the spot. read more
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