I did SFAC for a couple years, and 99% of the people are great as is the guy that runs it. But…read moreevery week there seemed to be more focus on what bar to go to after the game(s). And as someone that doesn't drink it became a turnoff. Even would get shunned by some people "he doesn't drink, he thinks he's better than us", even jokingly it got old.

Great fresh fried clams!! A little nice spot to get a quick drink and a hot meal. Server was very…read morekind and attentive!

Food was very good and the prices are fantastic. Service was excellent. They have a Prime Rib…read morespecial on Thursday's and can't wait to try it.

Hamilton House is an adult learning community for those over 55. There are a large number of…read moreexcellent opportunities for learning and sharing, including language classes, lectures on art and history, painting classes, dining with peers, special dinners and many, many other activities.

From the owner: Hamilton House is a 501c3 nonprofit, member-based Adult Learning Exchange located on the East Side…read moreof Providence. Open to the broader community of active senior adults in Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts, our Mission is to inspire and enhance members’ lives through stimulating interaction with ideas and friends in an adult learning center and to connect them with opportunities to serve the community. Hamilton House offers weekly classes, special programs and lectures, and social events. Areas of offerings range from art, literature, history, music, language and environmental studies, wellness, community, and much more! Additionally we host a gallery and cafe, which are open to the public.

I'm not lover of fish or chicken but pork is great, and love portugese red wine and doughboys are…read moregreat and music is great and karaoke nights are so much fun, most of people very friendly and they have different events, recently had portugese feat was great, and pig roast was great, I'm not portugese, but my son-in -law is from Portugal and most of people are portugese, and all are so nice, mostly go on Friday nights,and it's great. Trying to learn portugese?

Good food cooked on premise. Terrible service . Need to go get your own drinks downstairs…read more Really odd set up bit food snd prices are grest!

Craving a smoothie. Who knew this place was down the street from my job?! Called up, they were open…read moreso I pulled in. I went in, must have looked confused as it was my first time there and overwhelmed by the menu choices. I explained and the gentleman behind the counter said, " Welcome home!" Super nice! A regular was at the bar and helped navigate me to my choice a birthday cake smoothie. Overall I liked being here. The guy working, I think Alex, told me about programs they run and different products. My smoothie I enjoyed and it even comes with jimmies! Next time I want to try something more fruity. I will be back!

Ok, I have to rave about this place! It has literally saved my life!…read more Cute little place where you can run in & grab a yummy, nutritious shake & an energizing tea to power through your day. They also offer nutritional coaching. Staff is über friendly & knowledgable. They never push their products on you (Herbalife). But, if you want to start the program, they will set you up for success. And it works! Even for me, a large woman with PCOS & a torn ACL. Nothing else has ever worked for me like this! They have helped me so much & I have lost over 60 pounds with them. They are there to offer support (the key to success, reakky) & advice. They run fit camps & weight loss challenges to keep you motivated & accountable. And they genuinely care about you, wanting nothing but your success. Stop in & see them...you won't regret it. I didn't!

Had a wonderful experience, during a golf tournament. The course is well kept up and immaculately…read moregroomed from the Tie box to the greens. Nice placement of bunkers and a beautiful water feature on hole one as well. The 18th hole is a wonderful vista set in with the club house wrapping around the green. Strongly recommended!!!

I just attended an event there and the entire staff was extremely helpful and great to deal with…read more The food and service was outstanding. I also had attended a golf tournament and the course was in great shape and the staff was extremely helpful.

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

Had to deal with a situation where we got a runaround on a cat that was being rescued from a sick…read moreowner. Took our deposit, they were careless about fully vetting the situation. Although we appreciate the notion these a volunteers trying to do the right thing but no common sense was used.

Soooo good! We went here after visiting lasalette lights. The vibe is so different from a normal…read morerestaurant we loved it. The food was excellent.

While we are accustomed to seeing older homes in New England, I see far less operating as…read morerestaurants or Inns. That said, this building's been standing since 1849. Deep red walls, wide-plank floors, framed portraits of people long gone, a fireplace; this place has the kind of character you simply can't manufacture. Add a live jazz duo playing piano and upright bass in the corner and the atmosphere is close to perfect. We settled in at the bar, which has a decent whiskey selection, and started with cocktails. We also shared the kale and butternut squash salad; we asked them to add a goat cheese medallion from their spinach salad, and honestly it was the right call. That bright, creamy note was exactly what the salad needed...or maybe what I needed. I do love fried goat cheese on a salad. Either way, it was perfect. Then came the cranberry rolls, which were the quiet star of the afternoon; crunchy on the outside, soft and flavorful inside. Don't skip these. For mains, I had the breakfast skillet, which is essentially everything but the kitchen sink loaded into a cast iron pan. Heavily loaded with meat (Arby's would be jealous), homefried potatoes with satisfying crusty bits, a couple over medium eggs, and served sizzling hot. The cheese sauce draped over the top was lighter than you'd expect, landing somewhere between a béarnaise and a classic cheese sauce; it kept the whole thing from getting too heavy. It took a while to work through, and that's not a complaint. My partner had the butternut squash and brown butter sage ravioli. It was well-cooked, flavorful, not too rich, though a little more sage would have put it over the top. The bartender had a good sense of humor and clearly knew his way around the bar. The problem was that he was doing too much; he appeared to be his own bar back, serving the six people at the bar, waiting on the tables within the lounge area, and it appeared he was covering other tables outside of the lounge area as well. He was often away, and with salad plates, appetizer plates, and menus sitting in front of us long after they were needed, the clutter added up. Pre-bussing costs nothing and makes a real difference. Tighten up the staffing model and this place is a very easy five. If you're in the area, you should stop in and check it out for yourself. I'm not sure if the jazz duo on Sunday brunch is a regular occurrence, but if it is, you should definitely make a point of it. They were wrapping up around 2:30-3:00 and it made the whole afternoon feel like something a little more special than just brunch.