I'm obsessed with croissants and it can be hard to find ones that meet my exacting standards. They…read moreshould be airy, light, crunchy, flaky, buttery...but often they are doughy or insubstantial or greasy or too soft. Butterbang's are actually perfect. The best I have ever had! That's saying a lot because I have sampled many, many croissants. The Yum roll was melt-in-your- mouth delicious with the perfect balance of sweet with a hint of salt, crunchy around the edges and topped with a delightful creamy drizzle of caramel. The plain croissants were perfectly fluffy and flaky. The almond square was pure heaven with a deep almond flavored frangipane surrounded by crunchy layers. The bakery itself is really cute. You can get a chance to meet the owner and gaze upon the glorious bounty of pastries available. You do have to subscribe to order so check out the Butterbang instagram.

This place is croissant heaven; super flaky, buttery, and loaded with creative flavors that make it…read morehard to pick just one. It's a small pop-up style bakery with a cozy feel, perfect for grabbing pastries and a good coffee to start your morning or treat yourself mid-day. Everything I've tried has been delicious, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. It does get busy and certain items sell out, so going earlier is definitely a plus. Overall, a fantastic spot in Pawtucket for anyone who loves pastries, I'd happily recommend Butterbang to friends and visitors.

10/10 would recommend. Everything was very tasty. The clam chowder and clam cakes were my favorite!…read moreEveryone was very friendly and welcoming. Definitely consider booking Micky G's for your next event. You won't regret it!

If you haven't tried Mickey G's you are missing out on a real treat. Not only are his clam cakes…read moreand chowder the best in Northern RI, he offers many other great dishes. Try the chicken pot pie, the Shepard's pie or the chicken strips. Scrumptious like Mom use to make. Check Mickey out. You can often find his red trailer in the church parking lot at Park Square in Woonsocket. You will not be disappointed.

This business doesn't seem to serve food out of the location listed. We went and found an arts and…read morecrafts place in the front of the building

Tried Puggles during the Sunday Dinner collab. Grilled cheese really fits the Deadbeats vibes…read more Specialty menu went hard! Love a good grilled cheese, but a grilled cheese/meatball hybrid is next level. Also a big cheese ball fan!

Cute outdoor area with 3 different shacks: seafood, hot dog / burger, and ice cream. The people…read morewere friendly impatient with the kids since it is right next to a playground. Plenty of seating. Someone came around a picked up trash and wiped down the tables while I was there, so fairly clean too! We were at the playground next door and decided to come over for ice cream. The food options were good enough for us to decide to have dinner before ice cream!

this review is for the tent version of the shop at a festival. goodness the woman who took our…read moreorder and payment was rude. and she was rude to everyone in line. her workers were so nice and sheepish, one even apologizing to the people as they got their food and walked on. i appreciated them but she didn't. my friend got a cheeseburger and i got nachos. the cheeseburger was grilled in front of you and my friend said it was decent. $8 for a cheeseburger that doesn't come with lettuce, tomato, or pickles is kinda wild. nachos were $5 but should have been $3 considering the portion and rationed cheese sauce. the pickeled jalapeños were the good kind. i'm not sure i would try this again tbh.

We had heard about this pop up Lobster Roll stand on the edge of Falmouth along the Woods Hole Rd…read more We found a day that they were open, when we were free on a quick trip to town this year. It's located in a parking lot area near an old pub and you can park in that lot if you stay to eat here. It is simple and plain, a small family run operation, and there is but one picnic table in a shady area with a lawn, if you want to stay and eat. Most people seemed to grab and go. We planned to stay and shared the table, first with a family visiting from VA and as they left, a local Uber Driver on a lunch break stopped by, which she said she did when she was in that part of town at lunchtime. We had casual conversations with both. The lobster was pre-measured in little bags, obviously steamed, shelled and portioned for rolls in a kitchen somewhere. The other foods offered were hot dogs for kids and andouille sausage on rolls too. There were typical canned sodas to drink and bags of chips. Cars stopped by and did literally, grab and go, causing some traffic backups and horn honking on such a busy road. It was the simplest and blandest roll of our trip, although freshly steamed lobster meat, which we cannot easily get at home in CO for such a low price. I'm not sure it is worth going out of your way for, but if you are driving by, it's a quick stop.

A food stand, we were looking for something out of the norm of the lobster rolls you get…read moreeverywhere. We appreciated the creativity of the roll, you don't find a lot of places on the cape trying to be different. We were on the cape for the summer and wanted something different. This was the 6th lobster roll we tried during our summer. This is more like a stand that you would find at a festival. I knocked a star off for the setting. I've come across a lot of these food stands all over the US, and they try the make the best of their low budget location and try to make a cute outdoor seating experience. They have one picnic bench, and the some more seating at this random building right by with rusty chairs. Some folks like us traveled an hour from another place on the cape to try this roll, us Chatham. We aren't taking it home, and had to eat it there. Wasn't any effort made to have outdoor seating. No table settings, lights, streamers nothing. Just one park bench. The roll itself is good, not the best but good and creative. It isn't spicy at all, more like a ketchup mayo on top. The celery dressing, gave it a nice crunch. The lobster is pre-measured in saran wrap. I get that for controlling your cost, it's just a cheap look to watch. Just have a scale and measure there. We got the roll pretty quickly as there wasn't much of a line on a Saturday in July at 11:30. I appreciated the creativity. I think this place could be 5 star with some tweaks on the roll and the setting. I think they could even add some more unique rolls. I want to give it a 3, but I just can't with it being a small business. I think they are on to something that people want a unique approach to a lobster roll. Worth a try, but I wouldn't stress it at its current state.

SURFSIDE BEACH is amazing…read more First of all, it's beautiful. Second of all, it's free. Third of all, there is a large parking lot. Fourth of all, there is VERY large parking lot for the bicycles. Fifth and not the least, it has SURFSIDE BEACH SHACK. SURFSIDE BEACH SHACK serves burgers, smoothies, different kinds of iced teas and drinks... everything you need for a relaxing day, or end of day, at the beach. Not the cheapest, but not too bad. The servers are friendly and efficient.

For a snack shack by the beach, this is a fantastic spot. After biking 13 miles to get to Surfside…read morebeach, I was famished and thirsty, leading me to ordering the chicken sandwich and lemonade. The lemonade is freshly squeezed and might be the best I've ever had - FYI I also like super tarty lemonade. The chicken sandwich was also surprisingly good with bacon, avocado, etc. Great place to grab lunch when near Surfside Beach.

This is at the top of Awuinnah where you visit the lighthouse and the majestic cliffs. The staff…read morewas upbeat and helpful. We both had their fish tacos and although there could have been a bit more fish the taste overall was yummy. We also enjoyed a soft serve ice cream.

the piece of romaine lettuce on our chicken sandwich had black rot on it which was alarming during…read morea national warning about a lettuce parasitic infection - we had to discard an otherwise good looking sandwich - luckily we also ordered fries so we didn't loose the entire meal. please be more careful to select fresh, clean lettuce for your food!

I had the Mango slush which was really good. The boyfriend had the Large Hawaiian which.came with…read morepopping boba. Not authentic Asian boba and selection is limited but nice refresher to get you on your way. Cost us $21 for both.

I tried a bunch of beverages from Boba on Bowen's and they were all amazing! Perfect for a sunny…read moreNewport day for sure! This spot has some unique drinks and it's right on the water in Bowen's Wharf in downtown Newport. Not only do they do boba, but they do floats, Italian ice, paninis, grilled cheese, and have cute accessories for sale! The staff is wonderful---from the hardworking owner to the young high school kid on summer break. This spot is a hidden gem, make sure you go check it out. Everything there is an A+ in my book!

Fun to watch the workers harvest the cranberries from the bog. Nice easy walk--though good shoes…read moreare needed.

Ambiance is wonderful- adjacent to the very bogs where the berries are harvested. Very friendly…read moreand hard-working family owned business. The best place in mid-Cape to get cranberries!

Our first stop in Providence. Ordered Hot Wieners to share. Meat sauce with onion was a match made…read morein heaven and tasted great. The wiener itself was cooked well with a nice snap upon first bite. The steamed bun was delightful. Coffee milk was sweet and an acquired taste. Enjoyed the throwback atmosphere of the interior as if we had briefly stepped back in time (to a more laid back era). The menu display (with prices) behind the counter was notably memorable.

Since Foo was child Foo go to Olneyville. Foo used to live on Steere Ave near St. Theresa's church…read moreoff Manton in house in backyard of another house. Foo go to Nickerson after D'Abate school and go to Olneyville for snack. Sometimes Fountain Royale near Freeway but almost always get gaggers from Olneyville. Foo also sneak into Beer Hill Pub next to Anthony's and get small draft for 45 cent. Foo love being child and all hijinx in Olneyville. The Ling family love everything about Olneyville except hardware store close down. Foo decides to go back to old haunt like Foo is star of Welcome Back Kotter. Foo rides his new Porsche through Olneyville and Foo starts to cry a bit. So much change it scare Foo. Foo, me, the reviewer of this review, was with financial advisor from the Cayman and she ask Foo why so sad. "Foo, why so sad?" asked my money person. "It all change!" "Things do change, you know, Foo darling!" "Yes, but this is cray cray! Where bank, hardware, paint and wallpaper store in mill, fur shop in house with sun bleached sign?" "All gone, but Foo, take a left and a left." Foo drives into Olneyville New York System lot and take deep breath. When Foo go in, George is there! Everyone there. Everything same." "Hey Foo," said George. "Hey George," said Foo. "Usual?" asked George, "Weiner special with coffee milk?" ""Xie xie, you remember Foo from years ago!" said Foo. "Hi hao," said George. Foo believes New York System is like heaven but with nicer people. I get same thing, stand outside to eat and if no eat inside Foo eat outside but not eat gaggers in car because Mrs. Ling like to be angry and scold me, Foo, for loving Olneyville. But Mrs. Ling from Shanghai so she can eat chicken foot, me, Mr. Ling, I smart cookie. I go to Olneyville New York System because it's delicious and I feel peace when eating one, or two, no onion. "Foo hopes Olneyville last forever," "It will Foo, it will," said money lady. And then, with that, Foo take deep breath and exhale and know money lady correct, forever means forever and Olneyville is always promised for tomorrow.