I am participating in the Rhode Island Food Fights 9th Annual Ice Cream Event and this was my first…read morestop. I was already in the Narragansett area having dinner, so I went to Auntie Carrie's for dessert. I was very grateful that there was a big parking lot in the back. There were also lots of picnic tables to choose from and a small line to get through at the counters but it gave me time to consider my options. I ultimately choose the sea salt caramel truffle in a sugar cone. The scoop was pretty big, but because it was warm outside, it instantly started melting so I had to eat quick. It was not overly sweet, and I loved the little chunks of caramel stuffed chocolate. The staff was kind. The tables were pretty clean.

For a delicious treat I highly recommend for the summer. Sundaes are big and the ice cream is…read moredelicious. There are many, many ice cream flavors to choose from.

Homemade ice cream and frozen yogurt in a variety of classic and creative flavors in a shop below…read moreChamplins Seafood Restaurant in Narragansett. They had my favorite --Coffee Heath Bar-- but I was too full from my baked locally sourced Flounder dinner. After we ate upstairs at Champlins, we got ice cream for the children. We sat at a picnic table and watched the boats entering the Port of Galilee. The ice cream is good but not as good as the ice cream at Baron's. (See my review for Baron's)

The mud pie and coffee heath bar ice cream is amazing!!! We got the size small which was 2 scoops…read moreand plenty big! Perfect location, you can go sit by the water and watch the boats go by.

Incredible. Best ice cream I've ever had…read more Got the Milky Way. Perfect combo of creamy, sweet, and crunchy. Would 100% recommend!

Waffle cone with black raspberry chip yogurt with rainbow sprinkles-decent enough. I prefer places…read morethat make their own ice cream/yogurt but this satisfied the craving on a warm summer afternoon.

Seems like the restaurant changed hands and went downhill dramatically. The breakfast sandwiches…read morewere small, expensive for what they were, covered in butter, didn't taste very good, and the smallest serving of potatoes with it (maybe 3-4 bites). It didn't taste good and I didn't even finish half of it. Such a shame.

Dad's Deli and Ice Cream was a stop for the 6th Annual Search for the Best Scoop Shop RI with RI…read moreFood Fights. There is a parking lot next to the stand. Dad's Deli and Ice Cream sells breakfast sandwiches, lunch subs, burgers, and hotdogs. It smelled really good. We were there for their ice cream. I had their cookies and cream in a cup. There are a good amount of picnic tables for guests to enjoy their food. The cookies and cream was very good. Service was great.

After attending a family event nearby and needing *more* dessert... I stopped by Nana's right at…read moreclosing (I'm sorry to be that person!). Nonetheless they were extremely friendly and helpful, and gave great portions. Flavors: Oreo and extreme chocolate in a chocolate dipped waffle cone. YUM

I would definitely skip this place and go to The Sweet Spot instead. The ice cream was expensive…read moreand not great. The girl behind the counter was unfriendly and checking her phone while ringing us up. And they didn't even have napkins, she nastily told us to get them from the George's takeout window instead (there was no one there to ask). Plus they have a bunch of overpriced junk (toys and sweets) in front of the window, which is basically a parent trap.

Believe it or not - as a Rhode Islander - this was my first trip to an Iggys. It did not…read moredisappoint! The fish and chips were amazing. My dining partners had the fish sandwich (which I tried and will definitely make a trip back to order one for myself) and the other had a hot dog. That too was excellent! With the Fish and Chips came chowder and I chose my favorite - Rhode Island. That too did not disappoint. The flavor and portion were perfect. The staff is primarily young and energetic. Some may not like the easy going atmosphere but I enjoyed it. Their enthusiasm added to the upbeat vibe. I never saw one of them not working. The only thing keeping this from a 5 star is the fact the ordering process - specifically the walk up area - is a bit chaotic as other reviews have written. We went early enough so there was no line and only 1 ahead of us. However by the time we came left there was congestion roaming around the porch area and we had to weave through to get out and off the porch. If there is a way to keep those that have ordered from hovering around - that would be a big help. I'm looking forward to go back again soon!

Food was bland We ordered the hot lobster and stuffed clam…read more Staff was nice but the food was very off. oil with the title of butter and lobster meat was lacking on taste. We ate outside away from the people that was nice

BEACH WEEK - Day Seven - Homeward Bound K…read moreBefore i.go,.I gotta give a quick shout-out to Daisy's Chicken and Ice Cream on Point Judith Road in Narragansett. This place is owned and operated (very well).by two lifelong friends and mere 21-year-old younglings, Adam and Donny. It's in a tuff spot; numbers of others have passed thru various tenancies with different ideas of how to accompany the farmstand creamie type ice cream business, but these two have somehow found the balance (imho). That balance includes not just the precisely focused menu and their astute assessment of a real need waiting to be filled; it also reflects the research, planning, work and personalities that are going to bring success. Adam and Donny have clearly done a lot of homework, not just with the business side, but culinary-wise. One does not just open a restaurant and hope for the best- especially with "real' (meaning, raw, scratch-prepared) product- even ice cream handling is scientific, and the scooping of it is a very precise maneuver with specific technics absolutely necessary. Whether Daisy's will establish a brand and grow, franchise, diversify, or just continue along as an exemplary demonstration of business acumen and personality profile to keep these kids happy just as it is, they have at least one customer who will keep coming back not just for the "Winter Blast" ice cream and the perfectly prepared chicken breasts not frozen patties), but out of a very strong fascination for observing and following whatever these two do into the future. If you know me- I am very judgemental of food service and Hospitality establishments, and I can be really critical. This place has me excited to stay with them!

Came here to get ice cream as part of the RI Food Fights challenge and grabbed a chicken sandwich…read moretoo! The prices were quite high--I paid nearly $20 for just a sandwich after tip. However, it was a great sandwich. A large piece of crispy chicken on soft bread, but the standout was the Daisy Sauce. I got it on the side, and it was a completely unique flavor, almost like a jam. Thick, tangy yet sweet, and complimented the chicken perfectly. The ice cream was standard for Warwick ice cream and a good serving size. They also had a huge flavor selection, which was something I didn't see at many of the other ice cream places I tried. Not a cheap meal, but I could see myself returning for that Daisy Sauce alone!

We were in the area today watching the boats come and go in the channel and decided to grab a quick…read morebite at Salty's. We were very impressed the quality of the food. The person in front of us ordered a lobster roll, which he said was delicious. It had huge chunks of lobster, and my wife, who doesn't like seafood said she'd be tempted to try one. I ordered a cheeseburger, which was cooked to perfection and had a nice meaty flavor. My wife ordered a hot dog, which is kind of hard to go wrong with, but she said it was very flavorful, and my son got a cheeseburger as well and said it was very good. Ordering is at a window outside, and they call your name when your food is ready. They also offer ordering via their website for pick up. The restaurant is located at salty Brine State Beach, which is a large, sandy beach that's sheltered by rough water because of huge jetty's out in the water. If you come to the beach for the day, you can grab a quick bite when you're hungry, some ice cream when you want a snack and drinks throughout the day to keep you hydrated in the hot weather. Next to the order window are several metal tables on a large wooden deck in the open sunshine. If you'd rather sit in the shade, there's a large covered picnic area with picnic tables that overlook the channel. There's also an open area where you can setup you own chair and watch the boats in the channel. Because the restaurant is located at a state park, state workers are always coming by and sweeping, cleaning the tables and keeping the place in tip top shape. Also, because they don't want any trash ending up on the beach, there are no garbage cans nearby, and you have to bring it back to the ordering window for the staff to throw out. If you want the cheapest burger available, this isn't the place to go, but if you want a burger (or other food) that's prepared fresh, with prices similar to what you'd pay at a higher end fast food burger place, Salty's is worth a visit. The restaurant is open daily, 9AM to 5PM, closed on rainy days.

Amazing food! fried dough is excellent…read more burger yum prices are reasonable for beach made me want to splash in water for another day so i can eat more ok bye

Despite the pitfalls of having a fire at the restaurant, the tent is a great addition. The place is…read morehappening and hopping! The bartenders are well-schooled, the service is great, and the food was excellent. And when the owner walks the crowd and stays involved with the customers, that's how you stay on top. Great people, great atmosphere, and great leadership--that's how you stay successful. Well done, my friend!

Stopped by Matunuck Oyster Bar on our way to Providence! The oysters were definitely our favorite…read morepart of the meal, super fresh! The lobster roll was decent, but the steamer clams were just okay, they were surprisingly sandy, which threw us off a bit. Overall, stick to the raw bar for the best experience!

Boon Street Market is amazing when you aren't sure what you are in the mood for (or with others who…read moreall want different things). I got the smash burger with a side of fries (shoestring, my favorite). It was delicious, perfectly cooked and not greasy. The bun was sesame bun was so fresh. My friend raved about her shrimp tacos and they looked yummy. We went in April on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too busy but I know it's a popular place and gets packed on the weekends. They had several TVs and this would be a great place to watch some sports and have a drink. Parking was fine for us but I could see it being a problem when it's busier. The prices were reasonable (great for Narragansett) and I noticed they had different weeknight promotions. Food is ordered on an app and picked up at the counters, sort of food court style. A must visit and I'll be sure to be back!

I cannot even begin to explain how wonderful of an experience I had here! I want to thank Eric and…read moreall of his staff for such a great first visit. Let's start off with the fact that currently on weekends from 10-12 if you purchase a cocktail, mocktail or NA beverage, you get a free brunch item. Like, wow! I got a mini Oreo mudslide (wow!!!) and got a free breakfast pizza. I'm literally OBSESSED with this pizza and am so sad I'm like 75 minutes from this spot. If I was local, I'd be there every weekend! It was so good! I also got the BOONwich for best sandwich RI and it was super creative. They are not playing with food here---they def mean business! Everything is unique and absolutely amazing. The staff is absolutely wonderful. I came in contact with at least half a dozen staff while there and each person was friendly and personable. The ambiance was fun, and looks even more like a blast when it's warm out. I'll def be back!