I love it here. Clean, cheap prices...there are a variety of games, and the rules are really layed…read moreback. You can bring your own food, drinks , and even alcohol!! I will definitely rent again

I rented for my daughters Sweet 16 Party. the space is a pretty good size, they do have 10 round…read moretables, 2 rectangle tables and a small cake table. the space doesn't come with linen though, that would have been a great addition!. I reserved the space last year and this year the rules and regulations had changed, but they did honor my rate and the stipulations that came with the old rental contract. I really appreciate that. The space was perfect for the teens, it has several full size video games and a pool table inside as well. I ta has no real kitchen, but does have a refrigerator. My only gripe is there was no place to put the extra tables we were not using, so they were constantly visible. I was a little overwhelmed by all the" rules" of the place, but understandably so. That part stressed me out. I would definately rent again but a 2 day rental instead so I could take my time cleaning up and completely enjoy the party without worrying about the time.

Roger Williams park is such a beautiful place for Rhode Islanders to enjoy and I think many times…read morethat I have just taken it for granted. When I was a teacher we brought a whole team of students here to enjoy Rhode Island's beautiful park with its many parts and pieces and nooks and crannies and water and fountains and hills and picnic areas including the carousel. There's just so much to see and do here and I am truly grateful for the spot. I came through the other day and I decided to look up the history of the park because I was not really familiar with it. I knew that it was named after Roger Williams, a founder of Rhode Island but I didn't really know much more than that. So I did my homework. The land for the park was a gift to the people of Providence in 1872, donated in the will of Betsey Williams, the last descendant of Roger Williams to inherit his land. It had been the family farm and was the last of the original land granted to Roger Williams in 1638 by Canonicus, chief of the Narragansett tribe. The family farmhouse was built in 1773 and is now known as the Betsey Williams Cottage; the cottage and the Williams family burial ground are within the park. The original gift consisted of about 100 acres. Additional land to the south was purchased in 1891 at a cost of $359,000, consisting mostly of unimproved land that was covered with woods and ponds; it brought the total area of the park to about 400 acres. New England is an amazing place to live. We are so rich in history of the beginnings of the United States and I think sometimes I just accept it but I've really started to look more since the pandemic and being stuck in the house so much. We have taken to going on rides around the state to look at the landscape just to entertain ourselves. It has made me much more appreciative of what we have here. If you haven't been to Roger Williams Park then you really need to go. It is a gem within the city of Providence.

I went to an event at the Casino, it was really nice and the food and the setup were really well…read moredone. Located in the midst of Roger Williams Park, this building features a brick exterior and verandas adorned with Ionic columns, semi-circular porticos and railings with turned balusters in the, Colonial Revival architectural style of the late nineteenth century. The interior walls of the first floor are constructed of hand-finished wood panels, the original floors are maple, and details such as beveled mirrors and an emerald green tiled fireplace lend a formal and elegant air to the surroundings. Upstairs, the Ballroom was used in the old days for special social events, especially during the '30's and '40's. That is where our event was held and it was a really roomy space. Loved the well kept hardwood floors and the plaster friezes and frescoes of cherubs and musical instruments that adorn the 20-foot ceilings. This grand room, with its birch floors, is painted in warm, rosy tones to evoke a sense of well being, a priority during the "Gay Nineties". At night, it is nicely lit up.

Went with some friends for lunch. Boxed wine...eh. Purposely…read morewent for Octopus. Ugh, like trying to eat an old shoe. Poorly prepped...I know, because I expertly cook octopus all the time. The dish itself, potatoes, veggies was excellent... unfortunately the star of the dish was not. Clams were perfect --fab broth. I like the place... I'd go back and try something different.

Food, atmosphere and entertainment and other functions and food? And cleanliness?karoke once a…read moremonth at least and social events?

It is difficult to rate a venue like this. I was at an event and the speakers went long. Dinner was…read moredelayed. I can't fault the kitchen for the over cooked food but it was tasteless. An inemic piece of chicken with rubbery mushrooms covered in a yellowish gravy, accompanied by mashed potatoes and limp green beans. Several people didn't eat the chicken, two being vegetarians. When they asked for something to bring the chicken home to their dogs they were told they couldn't take the food. We managed a makeshift to go bag but can't understand why they were willing to throw it out rather than have them take it home to be eaten by dogs.

My family and I recently had a collation in the imperial room following my step fathers funeral…read more The accommodations were perfect, from the seating to the buffet station to the staff. The food was excellent and never had to wait for a new chaffing pan when one got low. I would recommend anyone who is looking to plan an event to look here first.

Played there a two weekends ago for my first time. Great course, challenging layout(played the…read moretips) and overall great conditions. They offered a full menu at the turn which was nice to get a bite for the back side(which was much tougher). The bartender working Omar was awesome. Gave us some great advice on how to play the back 9 as well as some awesome cocktails and a cooler full of beers at the turn. I strongly recommend trying this course out if you haven't. I will be back!!

The course is an amazing shape, came out with three other people to make a foursome and had a great…read moreday of golf..

Great place have a great time at bingo.The people there of every polite had a lot of funread more

Had fun playing Bingo with a lively bunch of people. They…read morehad a friendly staff and offer coffee, soda and food.

Met friends for a drink. Location is beautiful. Outside bar is covered with plenty of seating. You…read morecan also sit on the outskirts of the area and sit in the sun. The bartender was friendly and made great cocktails. My only complaint is they have a surcharge if you use a credit card and I was not informed. Bartender did not give me the option to pay cash. It was a minimal amount but it left a bad taste.

This review is for Par and Tackle, the outdoor restaurant at Harbor Lights. This is a lovely spot…read morein the afternoon, and evening in the summer and it is a perfect place to watch the sun set. The setting is casual with dining tables, high top tables with bar stools, and Adirondack chairs. There is the option for covered seating, and the patio also extends beyond the covered portion for those wishing to sit in the open air. From the dining area, you have great views of the water, boats, and you can also see part of the golf course. Service at Par & Tackle is always friendly and the food and drinks are very good. I especially like their frozen mudslides, and their burgers & wings are both excellent. This is one of our favorite summertime spots.

Just had my baby shower here yesterday!…read more We rented one of the private rooms and the views alone were worth it - craaazy ocean views. The staff was attentive, warm, organized, and completely on top of everything all day. The biggest standout was the food. It was a brunch setup and every single thing was delicious - chicken and waffles, the best catered eggs I've ever had, pasta, salmon, and bacon I'll never forget. Huge shoutout to Dean for arranging everything and absolutely crushing the food and overall experience. I had friends and family come in from all over the country and everyone left impressed and in love with Rhode Island. I keep saying I just need to get a boat and become a member hahaha. Will def have this in my rotation for hosting events!

I attended an event there yesterday and everything was perfect! Friendly staff who went out of…read moretheir way to make things exactly the way the host wanted it to be, excellent food, not to mention the beautiful views and atmosphere. Highly recommend for any event you wish to hold at this amazing venue!

During Splendor of Florence's Sott'Acqua Festival: A Tale of Two Cities Underwater from November…read more9-17, 2024, The Pavilion at Grace Church had a Two Cities Underwater Photo Exhibit. The event is free and open to the public, registration not required. There was a sign on Westminster Street indicating the entrance. The Pavilion at Grace Church exhibited iconic photographs taken by the late Life Magazine photographer David Lees that document the flood in Florence in 1966 and the Providence Journal photos of downtown Providence after Hurricane Carol in 1954. The photographs were dramatic and memorable of each city underwater. There were plenty of space to walk around and take in the photos.

Modern gothic and gorgeous new venue in the center of Providence! Vaulted ceilings, floor to…read moreceiling windows, copper details, and a large fireplace make it unique. Our event comfortably fit 100 people at least, with plenty if room for DJ, photo booth, several catering stations and tables for snacking. Such an intimate and grand atmosphere! It's location is perfect with accommodations within walking distance! The Pavilion itself is attached to Grace Episcopal Church, but doors do separate the spaces for non-religious events. There is also a courtyard, which will serve as a great outdoor space in nicer weather!

We brought our 6 year old granddaughter here last month on a whim. She had a ball! We followed up…read morethe mini golfing with ice cream, which was a big hit with her. We are watching her again tomorrow morning, so we'll probably surprise her with another round of mini golf. (Certainly beats sitting in front of the tv playing video games!)

Beach volleyball! 2…read morecourts. Nestled behind the moningolf course. A small tent to house a small party next to it and a hose. What else do you need? Oh the bathroom is up at the Pavillion and drinks too! Just bring food, a good attitude and hope for some sun! Footnote: a tick was found on a chair, just check yourself.