I'm officially obsessed with this place. I'm not even lying to you. The best empanadas I've ever…read morehad in my entire life. They are so addicting. I'm actually glad I don't live super close to this place because I would get it every day. The chopped cheese sandwich is also to die for.

Very good Cuban made fresh to order. They used pulled pork so the meat was very tender and moist…read more The bread was thin with a nice outer crust...very unique and very good. I would definitely stop in for a cuban sandwich you like them. $12 I also tried to Chimi de Res and it was the same unique bread with a fantastic sauce, hamburger, and a slaw to bring it all together. $11.50 While waiting for the sandwiches, I ordered the pizza empanada. It was the perfect snack, very tasty stuffed with cheese and red sauce. The dough was really good, soft, warm with great flavor. $1.85

Tried out Latte Love coffee house for the first time after Zumba on Saturday. What a treat! This is…read morea bright, busy, bustling coffee house with adorable decor. The service was fast and friendly, despite the store being busy. I love that! The barista did not rush us to choose, instead helped us newbies decide on a drink. I went with my usual cafe mocha, and it did not disappoint! My sis got the Thai Tea, and sis in law the Thai tea and a latte to try it. Everyone was happy with their choices!! This might become an every Saturday treat after a sweaty Zumba session!

I've heard great things about Latte Love, so of course I needed to add it to my places to visit. I…read morewent in the morning on a weekday and it was busy. Luckily, they do have a large space with lots of tables and some couches so finding a seat wasn't a problem. Their menu includes drinks and food (breakfast and lunch). My friend and I shared the BOM sandwich which comes on a Portuguese BOLO with gruyere cheese, roasted red peppers, onion, spinach, BOM sauce, chorizo, and fried egg. For our drinks I had a cinnamon crunch iced coffee with whole milk and coconut cold foam and my friend had one of the coff-tails. I took in all the artwork around the walls while I waited for our order to come out. They brought the sandwich out to us, but I went up to the counter to get the drinks. The sandwich was incredibly good, especially the BOM sauce that was a little spicy. The sausage was thick and well cooked, and the veggies tasted fresh. The bread was very good too but I wish it was slightly toasted (next time). My drink was good. It was not sweet at all, which the cashier did prepare me for, but it still tasted good to me. The milk and coconut cold foam made it very creamy and the coconut flavor was very present throughout. We paid around $20 for the sandwich and two drinks which is fair. They have a drive thru window on the left side of the building, with the line wrapping around the back of the building, with plenty of parking in the front and back for dining in.

Everything looks so good in the case it is really hard not to order just one thing. We came in h…read morefor the hot pizza, but had to order the spinach pie with pepperoni and olives. The spinach pie was so good that I will have to order one ever I drive by! The black olives are better than any I've ever had. The spinach is soft and tender, packed with flavor and the pepperoni just sends it home! The pizza was also very good. The crust is very airy with no char, it holds firm with all of those toppings. The crust is thin with a little char. The sauce, cheese and toppings are phenomenal. It is actually better reheated because the crust gets foldable. They do sell hot pizza by the slice and they do sell a lot of it.

Very good italian grinder, spinach pie and pepper biscuit bites. Didnt get anything sweet but the…read morebaked goods looked great. They have hot pizza as well as RI party pizza. Grinders are made fresh to order. They also had soup, prepared foods and other deli items.

This was my first visit…read more That's worth saying up front because Rosa Mia has been around for a very long time. There are people in Johnston who have been eating this pizza for most of their lives. They don't just know what it tastes like. They know what it's supposed to taste like. I had none of that. No childhood stake in this one. No fourty year memory to argue with. Just a thick, square pie and an open mind. The first surprise was the crust. This is a substantial pizza, but it didn't eat that way. The top and bottom had real crunch, crisp and golden brown, buttery, with the bottom almost looking like it had been fried in oil. Then you get through that shell and everything changes. Soft. Chewy. Light and airy. Delicious. That contrast was the best thing about the pizza. The cheese was harder to figure out. It never really browned, even around the edges where the crust was getting dark, and the flavor wasn't quite mozzarella. Sharper. Fuller. If I had to guess, I'd say there's some provolone working in there, blended in rather than announced. I could be completely wrong. Whatever it is, the cheese tasted like something. That's not as common as it should be from a lot of pizzerias. Then there was the sauce. On this particular pie, there just wasn't much there. Thin. Almost apologetic. Salt was the only note that really came through. I didn't get much tomato. I didn't get much herb. Nothing really pushed back against a crust and cheese that were doing most of the work. And that's where Rosa Mia and I probably part ways a little. Plenty of people talk about this as some of the best pizza in Rhode Island. After eating it, I understand why. That crust is excellent. The cheese is distinctive. If those are the things you care about most, this is a genuinely good pizza and absolutely worth trying. But I'm a crust-and-sauce guy. I need both. Maybe that's also the difference between discovering a pizza and growing up with one. If Rosa Mia had been down the street from my house when I was ten, maybe this is the pizza I'd spend the rest of my life defending. I understand how that happens. This is exactly the kind of neighborhood pizza that gets wired into people that way. But I didn't grow up with Rosa Mia. I got to meet it at 59, with no memories attached and nothing to judge except the pizza in front of me. Great crust. Really interesting cheese. A sauce, at least this time, that didn't give me enough. Really good pizza. And close enough to great that I understand why somebody else might have spent fifty years insisting that it is.

We ordered online for pick up, which was about 45 minutes on a Friday afternoon. We ordered the hot…read morehoney pizza, regular pepperoni, and buffalo tenders. Everything was delicious! Our favorite was the honey pizza. Can't wait to try other things on the menu!

Good weenies, local Johnstom and you don't have to go NY System- friendly staff and good pizza too!read more

Friendliest service in the state…read more I recently rediscovered Hometown after being a fan when I was close to their original location. Now that I'm back around town - I stumbled in when I spotted it on the way home one evening. Since then - I visit at least 1x a week. Slice combo is an amazing value. Wieners are a bit pricey - but tasty I've had several menu items and all hit the spot. Looks like they are opening a second location in West Warwick - even closer to me - so I'm excited to frequent there more often. A+++

If you've ever shopped at Market Basket, you already know why this place has such a loyal…read morefollowing, but if you haven't, it's worth the trip. First thing you notice walking in: it's clean. Not "just opened five minutes ago" clean, but consistently well-kept. Aisles are clear, shelves are stocked, and nothing feels chaotic even when it's busy, which, let's be honest, it usually is. The staff deserves a mention. People here are actually helpful. Not the kind of help where someone points vaguely down an aisle and disappears, but the kind where they'll stop what they're doing and make sure you find what you need. It makes a difference. Layout is straightforward, too. You're not wandering in circles trying to track down one item while slowly losing your patience. Everything's where you'd expect it to be, and that alone makes grocery shopping feel less like a chore. Then there's the pricing. This is where Market Basket really separates itself. You can fill a cart without that moment of dread at checkout. Prices are consistently lower than most places around here, and it's not because they're cutting corners, it's just genuinely good value. The prepared foods are better than they need to be for a grocery store. Nothing fancy, but solid, dependable, and perfect for nights when you don't feel like cooking. The takeout kitchen is a bit of a hidden gem. The pizza, especially, is surprisingly good, fresh, satisfying, and priced in a way that makes grabbing a whole pie feel like a no-brainer. And finally, the parking lot. It's big. Really big. You're not circling like a vulture waiting for someone to leave--you just park and go, which already puts you in a better mood before you even walk in. All in, this is just a well-run store that gets the basics right--and then some. Clean, affordable, friendly, and efficient. Hard to ask for much more than that.

I love the deals at Market Basket! That being said, this place gets crowded and hectic but is…read moreoverall clean. Their sushi I go back and forth on- absolutely great selection for a market place though and it usually hits the spot! Great selection of frozen foods- I love that they have the White Castle sliders. Overall, recommend this market but I know some friends who won't go here because it gets too busy. My one note is I don't love the way they organize produce. For example, there will be like 3-5 places where they have celery and it's difficult to compare prices and what you want. I'm glad Market Basket exists, I would absolutely recommend AND I will be back!

What do you do on a gloomy, rainy, cold, crappy Saturday afternoon? You have some GREAT comfort…read morefood and pizza at one of your favorite spots. Love The 78 Pub at This Guy's Pizza. Such a great place to get lunch. The pizza is substantial, filling and very affordable. They have 40 (yes, 40) house pies and these amazing "mouthful" grilled wraps. We got a chicken parm one that comes with these awesome and pretty unique onion dippers. You can't beat the quality, the taste or the price here. Awesome spot for lunch or dinner. And if there's soccer on? This is your spot. The locals are super fanatics in the best way possible. Check it out.

Cold pizza? A forgotten sandwich? This happened when we ate at the bar, which was practically…read moreempty. The restaurant itself had no one seated, just a few of us at the bar. The two women servers behind the bar were preoccupied, apparently. This place used to be really good. Now, not so much. So disappointing.

I usually go for the 'quesitos' , best bakery item in my opinion. They also have decent…read moresandwhiches. The workers are very pleasant. Its small inside, a "to-go" shop. There isnt seating. The parking is a little difficult because of the area.

I recently tried the Quesito that a friend brought into work. It was heaven in the first bite…read more Literal melt in your mouth goodness. I could have eaten the entire container with no problem, or guilt. I will be visiting soon to get my own!!

Came for the ri iced coffee challenge and LOVED my iced snickerdoodle coffee. While there I also…read moregot a pound of dough and a key lime pie cheesecake. Prices were fair and service was friendly. Large store with many different options. On street parking.

I swear to you , my favorite cake EVER!!! I could eat this cake everyday of my life …read more I don't know what they put in their frosting, but it's amazing.