Courtland Club is such a gem. The vibe is cozy yet speakeasy chic and I enjoyed the atmosphere so…read moremuch. Lately I've noticed some places are just super loud and I can barely hear myself or the person across from me. I could hold a conversation here even with the music and that was lovely. Our waiter Bennett was the absolute best. Knowledgeable about the menu, super attentive and funny as hell. Tip him well if he ends up being your server! We tried some cocktails on the menu (I wish I could remember the names) and really enjoyed them. Bennett has the bartender make up this passion for tequila cocktail that was delicious! Highly recommend this bar, it's just a great vibe with good drinks that are reasonably priced.

We all ordered of the special menu, so I don't remember exactly what we got, but every drink was…read moreamazing. Also, the fries were SO GOOD! It's such a cute vibe and great service always, highly recommend!

Private clubhouse with overnight rooms and dining options. Parking on-site. Close to Brown…read moreUniversity and downtown Providence.

Service: wonderful! It's a dream team. People are friendly and super helpful, no matter where you…read moreturn. Aesthetics: perfect! Food: amazing! I was served medium rare steak, grilled asparagus, and beautiful potatoes, followed by the best chocolate cake I have ever had. If you get the opportunity to come to this venue, expect the best!

The Uclub is a fantastic club. The facilities are wonderful. The food is excellent and the wine…read moreselection is wonderful. Members enjoy a great calendar of events and social activities.

Exceptional private club in PVD. Dining program led by a genius chef never fails to impress…read more Historic digs, great food - WIN WIN!

Not much parking for events. Grilled food & stuffies. Cheap good drinks. Great water views…read more Few transit slips Bar service only Need more bathrooms

Everything.. the view.. the people.. the music... the drinks...the owner.. I LOVE this bar…read more.. thanks to Tobey Keith for that song.

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

If you can avoid this rescue, I sincerely recommend you do so. We experienced a total nightmare. We…read moreadopted a dog and were assured he was good with cats. We fully disclosed we owned two cats, a 2 year old and a 16 year old elderly cat. They gave us the dog only three days after two major surgeries, but the foster gave us very minimal details about the medications and did not tell us he had been on a previous medication. The dog ended up having a paradoxical reaction to his medications, and I had to call the vet who did the neuter and cherry eye to figure out what to do. We had to keep him in a crate a lot for his own safety, because a cherry eye surgery needs the dog to be almost entirely activity free for two weeks. When the dog was able to be calm, I allowed him on the couch with me. He attacked our elderly cat twice, and every time he laid eyes on her, it was obvious he wanted to chase her down. One of these attacks resulted in my cat being bitten. The foster then tried to say he probably just put his mouth on her, but she cried out in very obvious pain. He BIT her, full teeth on her flesh. The foster also tried to blame my cat for the dogs behavior, stating it was her fault for not fighting back. She has been around numerous dogs, and none have ever treated her this way. Its inexcusable to say it was her fault. The foster was maybe the worst part of the whole experience. She was rude and condescending and even implied it was my fault my previous dog passed away earlier this year from a silent tumor that burst on his spleen. She also picked apart every single medical decision I made for my animals in a way that felt like I was being severely judged and looked down upon. We did literally everything in our power to save that dog. My husband and I feel that we were lied to, especially by the foster. This dog was not safe with cats, was highly reactive, and should not have been given the okay to come into our home. We were told he was polite with cats. The temperament and behavioral issues were withheld in a way that felt deliberate. It took over a week with multiple phone calls and emails to finally receive our money back.

Loud as hell, comfy seating, nice space, friendly & watchful staff, this place is awesome.read more

Basically empty on a Saturday night. Not the fault of the staff at all it's really just the people…read more This might just be the out season as college isn't in rn I'd say wait until the school year to have a full, fun club

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.

Unless you are a member or a guest of a member, the only time you can visit is during PVD…read moreRestaurant Weeks. We were somewhat unsure as country club food is typically not swell but this was a great dinner. It is clear that the chef (understand she is a J&W grad?) is at the top of her game. This dinner could compete with many of the fine dining spots we like as Chanterelle or New Rivers. Second - the service was excellent. We started with 2 of their signature G&Ts which were different and good (and only $12 compared to paying $16, $18, ... at many spots). It was a prix fixe dinner - 3 courses - for $40! Starters were crudo and celeriac soup; mains were chorizo-crusted scallops and mackerel, and desserts were panna cotta and chocolate cheesecake. All were tasty, well executed, and beautifully presented. Right size portions. So if you can snag a reservation before the end of Restaurant Weeks (Jan. 20), do so.

Went for restaurant week which was a great deal! The food was excellent, full of unique flavors and…read morehad a great presentation. The service was great but not like a 5 star restaurant. The atmosphere was wonderful--- and the fireplace was a great addition on this rainy cold night. So despite the great dinner experience 4 stars because: 1. Not open to the public so we can never return unless they have a special event. 2. Overpriced Martinis. My biggest pet peeve. $15 for a tiny martini and it had too much vermouth. 3. My dish was a little cold.

I come every year to a charity game dinner hosted here. The servers are always quick and no…read morenonsense. The beers are cheap, can't go wrong. AND there's never a line for the women's room ^_^