On a weekly basis, this is where I do the bulk of my grocery shopping. For the most part, this…read moreplace is fine. In general, I can find anything I need over here, as long as you stay within the realms of western cooking. So, what that entails I can pork loins for a roast. I can find brisket, I can find chuck, I can find...................really thin cuts of ribeye. Like...really really thin. Like, so thin that I could probably cook it medium rare by waving it above my computer case once or twice. Ok, sorry, I digress. If you want to make a ragu sauce, you can find everything that you need here. An alfredo sauce? Yup, that too. Beef stew? Go for it! It also has all the chicken and spices you'd need to make a fried chicken. It does have an international section, but it's..............not impressive. I mean, sure, there's some items, but you can't make a proper anything, tbh. Miso soup? We got half of what you need! Ramen? Uhhh, we got instant. Also have Ramune and Calpis for the weebs. That said, they do have panko if you want to make a katsu. They do have a pretty good produce section. Like, decent selection of fruits that are in season. Plenty of bell peppers, red, orange, yellow, and green. I can usually get jalapenos and habaneros here, although if you're looking for other types of chili peppers, it can be hit or miss. And the habaneros are sometimes still green. No real produce for Asian cooking here (except for shiitake mushrooms), so you won't find anything like burdock root or daikon...maybe bok choy or kabocha every so often. The spice section is pretty nice. Good, wide selection. Most of them are in pretty small containers, though. So if you need anything other than pre-ground cassia (I refuse to call that stuff cinnamon) in a large quantities, you might be out of luck. But...because the spices are in small containers, it's great for sampling. Most of the time when I come here, I like to grab a spice I haven't used before, haven't used in a long time, or haven't learned how to use properly.

Never in my life have I dealt with people this rude over something so simple…read more I was buying a balloon and asked the worker for the string that comes with it. He told me the balloon comes with string, so I asked if I could have it. He said no because apparently he "doesn't have the authority to cut a small piece of ribbon." So I asked for a manager. The manager comes over all aggro like, "WHAT DO YOU WANT?!" I explained I just needed ribbon for the balloon I was purchasing, and he goes, "You mean RIBBON?" like I had just asked for something completely unheard of. Yes... ribbon. That's literally all I was asking for. I left absolutely shocked and didn't make a fuss because I genuinely felt like the situation could escalate even further. The level of hostility over a tiny piece of ribbon was completely unnecessary. Absolutely bizarre customer service experience.

I think the donut place is now called Cloud Donuts. I visited on Jan 3rd and they had signage for…read morenew business hours. A family member has heard great things so we wanted to try the new donuts. The selection was not A LOT but had a great variation. The menu looked like they also sold boba! I would love to try the next time I'm in town. The donut place has ample seating and the staff were very nice. We ordered a box of six donuts. Everyone's favorite was the apple fritters. They had chunks of apples in the donuts. Not a lot thought but a good amount.

I don't get out for a donut too often, but when I do this is it! Always so soft and flavorful! The…read morestaff is always nice and accommodating. They will go in the back and make you whatever you want if they run out. They do have a great selection of donuts as well.

Been here a few times and it seems like it's a big hit! I have gotten iced coffee from here, which…read moreis okay. I like their black and white cookies! I've never gotten a bagel because they look too thin. (NYer here with high bagel standards). They always seem to be selling out and are well priced. Space needs a little refresh.

I have been getting bagels here for years. Lately I have been given ROCKS instead of bagels. One…read moretime is a mistake, two is laziness or just not caring. Then I spoke to other neighbors who said they have had the same problem. You can do better. Here is what you do, when the bagels are no longer fresh.... DO NOT SELL THEM !!!

This was my second time visiting Providence Bagel and both times I very much enjoyed it. I had…read morepurchased Too Good To Go bags, which came with a bakers dozen bagels. This was an extremely good value for the money. This cafe isn't super close to me, so I only have had the opportunity to come occasionally, but both times were very positive experiences.

Bagels are to die for, the service is 10/10 super nice people! Cool little spot in Kingstonread more

I LOVE this business. Jitters is a tradition for our family…read moreto visit on vacay. Generous sizes, great prices. 100% recommend!

As a small, seasonal town there really isn't the population to support a cafe. As such, the hours…read moreare limited (0630am to noon). The coffee is decent and from the same Jitters in North Kingstown. Staff are always friendly and helpful with the breakfast sandwiches and wraps made to order. With those business challenges, the food menu is somewhat limited. It also feels pricy for any additional ($2 for sausage, $1.75 for avocado, 0.75 for tomato).

Bakery is phenomenal! Always have everything I need. Easy to grab a carton of milk, produce and…read moreother last minute items.

I like this place, but to be honest, it's not a spot I'd imagine anyone else outside of town would…read morewant to visit. For its size, it has quite a good selection of everything it sells. Good selection of bread, good selection of chips, not a bad selection of produce, considering it's only half an aisle. They do have spices for a ridiculously low price, though. There's a giant variety of them, so the one you want may not always be in stock, but I can get a 6 oz container of cayenne pepper powder for $5, which I find way cheaper than the big name grocery stores. Prices are similar to what you would see from gas station convenient stores (i.e. not cheap). Staff seem pretty friendly. If you live 5 miles east or west of here, though, you'll find a larger selection for cheaper cost at the big name grocery stores (other than the spices, that is).

So I took a random 4 hour drive to CT. I had to stop here for my apple cider. It's seasonal. Well…read moreordered 2 med but they only had enough for a med and a small. They said it was the last that had for the season. They only charged me for the one but gave me both cups. There customer service was amazing. They were very friendly. Now mind you I dont have them around by me. But have tried many things there. I would go there over dunkin Donuts any day.

Honey Dew Donuts is great! The food and drinks sure beat the other guys. Friendly staff. Even the…read morepuppers got a treat at the drive thru.

Brought my toddler here to meet up with the bestie and we had a great time. Found the pastries to…read morebe delicious and I was happy with my seasonal latte. Staff was friendly - which I especially appreciated given my daughter is chaos incarnate and she ran around a large portion of our visit. We stayed inside but love that they have a small patio space, too. Will totally be returning!

I love Seven Stars! They have everything from tea and coffee to baked goods and breakfast…read moresandwiches. And...the give you a real mug and plate if you're staying. They have yet to get rid of plastic ware, but hopefully that will come. I don't mind spending a little more knowing that union workers are getting paid well. For a high quality breakfast or treat...definitely try this place out!