Celestial Café absolutely lived up to the hype. My friend and I stopped in between lunch and dinner…read moreso it was nice and quiet, which made for such a relaxed visit. Everyone was friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in. We shared the smoked pork nachos to start and wow... so flavorful. The side of cool ranch was such a delicious bonus. I ordered the gluten free fish and chips and honestly could not stop eating the fries. Perfectly salty with just the right amount of sriracha on top. So good. My friend ordered the chicken parm grinder which looked incredible and disappeared quickly. I was so full and enjoyed my delicious cocktail while my friend ordered the chocolate chip banana foster (with 2 spoons). I honestly could have drank the banana rum ice cream sauce. Thank you for a great meal and experience. I totally understand all the fabulous reviews now. I might just be back tomorrow.

Celestial cafe offers a fun and creative menu. The space is a mix of modern with some dark wood and…read moreother paint color style. Staff were friendly in the sense of giving service to ones neighbor, as it feels like the high end local spot. Food was definitely creative. Listed as "new American" but had a strong showing of Asian fusion. Food was good but can be considered salty for some. The smoked pork noodles was heavy and had a high level of spice in part of the dish, would recommend to mix it well to evenly distribute. The eclipse had a lot going on, with some ingredients getting lost in the shuffle, but did overall enjoy it.

This was renamed to Karie's Kitchen and it is just as good! It is a favorite spot for my family…read more It's very cute, the food is delicious, the service and wait staff are great. They have lots of gluten free options! They also have a takeout section with delicious bake goods and coffee. Highly recommend visiting.

On our way to do some shopping errands but hungry for lunch we searched on good old Yelp and found…read moreKarie's Kitchen. Cute spot. Both indoor and outdoor seating options. The indoor feels very outdoorsy which we liked. Friendly wait staff. Quick service. I had the 2 eggs any style with home fries and sour dough. The husband had an egg and sausage sandwich on a bagel. We both enjoyed our meals although I will say the home fries were a tad overcooked.

Second time this summer... Anniversary and now a birthday! What I love about this place is you can…read morework the menu. What I mean by that is this place could be pricey but if you search and connect specials you can have a great time and not break the bank! We ordered the stuffies, that were fantastic--and the shrimp cocktail that were huge (6) and delicious! $25 I ordered the lobster tamale...a corn sheath stuffed with corn meal and LOBSTER swimming in a delicious broth! Fabulous. ($20) My wife ordered the sword fish that was off the hook!! A beautiful bottle of Chilean Merlot $30... it was divine. Look at the view!! Nick, our waiter was excellent. Top notch and well done!

It's sad to say that our first experience at this restaurant was one of the most unprofessional…read moreimpressions we've ever experienced. Upon our 5:30 p.m. arrival, my wife and I were immediately seated in the far corner of the outdoor patio. From the beginning, the host's demeanor came across as cold and dismissive. When she told us to "enjoy," her tone made it clear she didn't mean what she said. When our waitress arrived, she wanted to explain what the daily specials were, but before she began, we politely asked if we could move to another section of the patio so we could sit in the sun. After speaking with the host, she returned with what I can only describe as a smart-ass attitude, saying, "Those tables are for people who actually have reservations." We completely understood if those tables were reserved, but there was absolutely no reason for the condescending attitude. Instead, we were moved to another corner table, and after the host decided to tell us "enjoy" with the same condescending tone. Once we sat down, I asked the waitress if she could explain the daily specials, but then she quickly replied, "now that we're at a different table, the other waitress/waiter will have to do that" since it wasn't her "zone". As we sat there, we couldn't help but notice what appeared to be a noticeable difference in how other guests were treated. The tables that gave off what I would describe as a more "upper class" appearance, well-dressed white guests who appeared more affluent, seemed to receive a warmer welcome and far more attentive service. Whether that was intentional or not, we couldn't shake the feeling that we were viewed differently. I'm white myself, but perhaps my tattoos or the fact that I was dining with my Brazilian wife caused us to be perceived differently. I honestly don't know. What I do know is that we left feeling like we didn't fit the restaurant's idea of its preferred clientele. For example, our waitress never offered us the option of tap or bottled water, while nearby "upper class" tables were given that choice. Around 6:10 p.m., we ordered appetizers, which took roughly 20 minutes to arrive, while tables seated after us were already receiving their food. We then placed our entrée orders and waited... and waited... and waited. In addition, we found a hair in the salad that we ordered, and when we brought it up to the waitress, her only answer was "that's impossible, everyone in the kitchen wears hairnets... At approximately 6:40 p.m., the hostess came to our table and explained there had been a "mix-up" because we had switched tables, causing our entrée order to be delayed. That explanation made very little sense. How does simply switching tables result in an order being delayed by that much? It pointed to a serious lack of communication between the front of the house and the kitchen. By approximately 6:50 p.m., I believe a manager came to our table and asked if there was anything he could do. At that point, I bluntly asked for the check because waiting well over an hour for our food was simply unacceptable. Ironically, our entrées finally arrived around 7:00 p.m., but by then we had completely lost our appetite. I sent the food back and again requested the check. Even then, it still took another 10 minutes to receive it. To the hostess's credit, she apologized, and I told her I appreciated the apology. However, I also explained that this restaurant clearly has a major communication problem. More importantly, the dismissive attitude we experienced from the moment we walked in set the tone for the entire evening and left us feeling unwelcome. In a nutshell: We waited an hour and a half for our food we never received, we were mistreated, felt discriminated, and there were still PLENTY of open tables in the patio facing the sun. This was our first visit to Narragansett, and unfortunately it was not the welcome we expected. I didn't even bother asking if the restaurant offered a military discount because, by that point, I already felt like we didn't belong. We will NEVER return.

T's in Narragansett is always a solid go-to for brunch. There's consistently something great on the…read moremenu, and the specials board is always worth a look. Yes, there's usually a wait, but that's kind of the point. When a place is always busy, you know they're doing something right. We didn't mind at all and enjoyed the vibe while we waited. Kenzie was extremely helpful and even double checked a few menu items for my food intolerances, which I really appreciated. Customer service like that goes a long way. We both ended up ordering the seasonal Benedict special and it was absolutely delicious. Pro tip for next time (and for anyone planning ahead): put your name in online before you go. We'll definitely be doing that next visit.

Well a very disappointing food ding experience all the way around. Our waitress was showing a less…read moreenthusiastic attitude towards us but not other diners. We put that aside and said let's wait for our meals. Disappointing again. My wife ordered the 'homemade' corned beef hash special and nothing special or homemade, tasted like right out of a can from Sysco Foodservice. Her home fries were well over done. My meal was a special omelette with 'small batch' sausage and apples with cheddar. How does a short order cook over cook (dead on arrival) eggs to the point they're dry ? Anyway I've Never sent back ages but did so this time. A new omelette was much better but the sausage apples and cheese just didn't taste good yuk ! The building is a nice big open space and very updated ambiance. We will not be returning to the Narragansett RI location again! FYI: Owners Anthony and Tina Ciao,

Absolutely Delicious. I found Oatleys II via Yelp. It was a short ride from the place we were…read morestaying in Narragansett. It's tiny!! On a Friday morning around 9, there were a few folks waiting for tables/booths. Luckily there's a counter space with about 10 stools and we were able to snag two spots. We were warmly welcomed by the staff. They offered us a lovely couple of bites of cranberry cake, gratis. Everything on the menu looks fantastic. I ordered the famous hash omelet (huge, so, so good) and it comes with your choice of two sides. I apologize for not knowing what all of the options were but I opted for home fries and toast (another choice was baked beans, I remember that one). My wife had the Supreme omelet which came with a meat, peppers, onions, mushrooms and cheese. It was also huge and delicious. While we were sitting at the counter chatting up a local, she mentioned that Oatley's had just won the local Community Choice award. I can see why. One other thing to mention is their bread. I don't know what they offer in particular but a woman came in, asked "how many do you have left" and they said "one". She took it. It was a nice, homemade loaf of raisin bread for about $7. I think she would've bought 5 if she could. I think everyone who likes breakfast would like Oatley's II.

Wow! Just wow! Let's start with the staff....super. Next up ambience.....old style diner. Cute…read more Lots of comfy booths. Most important....the food....excellent! The husband and I each had omelets that came with thick slices of homemade out of this world bread, delish home fries too. Large plate! I am so full! I need to go for a second walk. I will definitely return.

Excellent breakfast sandwiches and premium coffee/tea beverages. Cute decor. Friendly staff. Would…read moredefinitely recommend.

I recently stopped in for the first time and this place was pretty good! I ordered the grain bowl…read morewith eggs on top, and a ln iced chai. Both were good! My only complaint would be some of the lettuce was not as fresh as I'd hope, but it was mostly good. Service was good and the building itself is nice. Lots of cute pottery from local artists on the shelves you can purchase.

Quaint little coffee store in the middle of New England. It's a quintessential mom and pop shop. I…read morecame here after such an exhausting day of travel I literally had to walk on the side of the Road because the bus dropped me off at the train station and this place was a little oasis in the frigid January temperature. The person at the front was so kind as I was visibly stressed. It was refreshing to see such a quaint establishment thriving as the community came out and seemed great.

Great little coffee place. Great service and tasty breakfasts. Nice vibe and always busy.read more

I've been here a few times for RI food fights. I love all the choices for iced coffee flavors and…read moretheir food is always yummy! I love the large amount of indoor and outdoor seating! They are always well staffed so things move along nicely and everyone is always super nice! I love how there are always dogs outside on a nice day! That's a big win in my book!

Yummy! I got a matcha latte with white chocolate. I like my matcha a bit sweeter, so if you like a…read moremore earthy taste this is definitely a good choice. My mom got a chai tea latte which was so good that I needed to get my own at another coffee shop because I couldn't stop thinking about it. We got a banana bread slice too because someone in front of us ordered one and it looked too good not to get one of our own. We also got a turkey sausage egg and cheese sandwich on an Asiago bagel. I thought it was good, just a normal sandwich and nothing special about it. It was a busy little place but they got through the line fairly quickly and there is ample seating. Would come again!