One of the few big box stores on Aquickneck Island. This Walmart is not far from the exit that is…read moreat the end of the road that you take after taking the Newport Bridge. I went to get some soft drinks for a get together and they had a large selection of them...mostly populated by the Coca Cola and Pepsi brand products, but they also had their generic Great Value label and some smaller ones. Easy and convenient.

Okay hear me out!…read more This Walmart is giving me very much '90s/early 2000s vibes before Walmart started carrying groceries. This is probably the strangest Walmart I've ever patronized, and I'm not quite sure why it is set up the way it is, to be honest (I think it stays alive because there's an actual grocery store a few doors down). It's odd - like parts of it are what you might see in any other Walmart (outdoors/bikes for example), but it's almost more heavy on the clothing side and less so on the household goods and groceries side. It's like an abbreviated version of a standard Walmart. They have a much smaller selection than a regular Walmart, and there is zero produce. The reefer/freezer section is one aisle (frozen on one side, refrigerated on the other). The service seems fine (I used self-checkout both times I went, so can't say for sure), but just know that if you're expecting a regular Walmart, that's not what you're going to find here.

TJ Maxx is always a great place for bargains. It does not matter where in the country you are, you…read morecan stop in and get some cool stuff for you or the home. This store in Newport is an older store but they still have the great deals you can find at any other TJ Maxx. This time, I was checking out some nice soaps for our guest bathroom and they had some really nice options for a great price. TJX Maxx is an off-price department store corporation, headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts. It was formed as a subsidiary of Zayre Corp. in 1987, and became the legal successor to Zayre Corp. following a company reorganization in 1989. As of 2019, TJX corporate operates TJ Maxx (in the United States) and TK Maxx (in Australia and Europe), its flagship store chains, along with Marshalls, HomeGoods, HomeSense, and Sierra in the United States, and HomeSense, Marshalls, and Winners in Canada. There are over 4,557 discount stores in the TJX portfolio located in nine countries. TJX ranked No. 97 in the 2021 Fortune 500 list of the largest United States corporations by total revenue. It's one of my favorite stops for anything fashion or home accent related.

The buys are fantastic. Great deals with tons of selections. My wife spends hours in here. If you…read morewant to find a good deal you'll probably find one here. Great ladies work here.

Pretty big store with all the expected Marshalls items…read more I stop in here from time to time for clothes, gifts, home goods. It's one of those stores you have to check often to see what they have in stock. They rotate seasonal and holiday items with any unsold items going into the discount bin after the holiday. They have good prices on clothes and I always check out the sales racks. Clothes are offered for all ages with big changing rooms at the end. The layout here is similar to other Marshalls in this area. With lots of kitchen items it makes sense to check here first. They offer different items than you'll find at other stores which often have the same items at different price points and the prices are good here. I often find things at Marshalls I've been looking for elsewhere. Pots, bowls, linens, utensils. It's all here, plus some food items. One line forms for all the registers and of course they have impulse buys along the way. Candles, personal care items, socks, mittens, lunch boxes, you name it. All cute and desirable. Lots of parking in the lot out front.

I went to visit a friend and his son recently and I decided to stop at this Marshall's to get a…read moresports-type gift. They had a great selection of sporty type items...for a great price. The store was very clean and very neatly set up. It was a pleasure to shop in here. There were 3 cashiers when I approached the checkout line and I got out fairly quickly.

This is a strip mall area across from the ship port. There are typical souvenir stores and close to…read morea few restaurants. Nothing to write home about and wasn't even photo worthy.

Let's say don't go in the weekend during summer , crowds are too much and parking is not going to…read morehappen unless you go at 7am or just go during the week

I must buy a wrap here. Incredible store. Special garments that will last forever. Classic Irish…read moresweaters also som stunning purses, bags. Real deal...like you were just in Ireland!

Super friendly and knowledgeable staff with legit products. Didn't end up buying anything but spent…read more40 minutes talking about Ireland.

Newport is the place we should have stayed at once we landed in Rhode Island instead of Providence…read more I am not saying Providence was a bad place to stay, but Newport had better things to do and see. Tons of cool shops and good food.

This is a nice little area for a walk or shop. Alot of Christmas lights in the winter time if you…read moreare into that. A good spot for pictures, especially during sunset and at night with all the Christmas lights. There are better spots for sunsets but the sunset at this wharf isn't too bad. I have a picture. Nice clean little hangout or date spot. I would come again.

The Brick Marketplace is located across from the Tender Port. There are a variety of shops and…read morerestaurants. There is also a famous chain Ice Cream place. A nice place to wander around if you have some spair time while visiting the port.

Cute selection of shirts and sweatshirts. Fantastic staff! Showed up soaked and left with matching…read moreshirts that didn't break the bank.

From the owner: Tees, gifts and souvenirs. We also offer custom screen print and embroidery upon request for…read morecorporate accounts.