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,

I went here yesterday with my husband, parents, and aunt - we are all visiting my aunt from…read moreMichigan and she lives nearby the cafe, and had a gift card and wanted to treat us. Everything on the menu looked good. I ordered the Vermont burger, with candied bacon, and onion rings on the side, and it was delicious. My husband got a Philly steak Benedict, from the specials menu, and liked it. We also got a side of cornbread which was very good. My mom ordered the chicken and avocado sandwich, which was my second choice off the menu, but I'm glad I didn't order it, it wasn't quite as tasty as the burger IMO. When we left we struggled to move the tables, as my aunt has a walker, and I did feel like the staff should've helped us with that. Other than that, waitservice was fast and friendly.

Fantastic! A must stop! While spending the night at the Hampton Inn, we were told about Rachel's…read morefor coffee and breakfast. First look at the menu, you start drooling, so many great options. Since I was with my girlfriend (who has Alpha Gal and is allergic to red meat) I try not to eat red meat when we go out. They were happy to substitute the ham for avocado on my eggs Benedict. The eggs Benedict were cooked perfectly and tasted delicious. The hash browns for me were a little under seasoned. However next to the salt and pepper they had some hot sauce, a little addition of all three of those and the hash browns were great! They have many different coffee flavor options, service was great. While they were busy they let us know that, and apologized for the delays. We were not in a hurry and will be back again the next time we are in the area.

Super cute coffee shop in the pier marketplace. I ordered a banana bread iced coffee with…read moremarshmallow cold foam. They make some of their own syrups so that is always a plus! Server was pleasant and helpful. Plenty of parking.

The iced chai and chocolate croissant were ok, and the service was quick and friendly. I would come…read moreback to try one of their iced coffees. A solid cafe to stop by before heading to the beach!

What a great place for breakfast. Home fries were the best I've had in a long time. Janice, our…read moreserver, was so very pleasant and made us feel welcomed. Husband loved his strawberry pancakes made with an abundance of fresh strawberries.

Janice is such a delight! Couldn't have had a better meal or overall experience. The homemade hot…read moresauce and gluten free options were A+. Would go back in a heartbeat!

perfect food, excellent service, and powerful atmosphere!…read morestaff and cooking were superb!!!!!!!!

Cute little diner with AMAZING food…read more Even on a pretty busy Sunday, we were seated (table of 2) under 15 minutes. The menu had all the basics, plus a ton of interesting New Orleans style dishes. I got two eggs poached with wheat toast and yellow grits. The eggs were poached to perfection and the grits were simple, but delicious. The show stopped was the pancake. Made with malt flour, it is both light and fluffy with a good texture that just melts in your mouth. Definitely made the right choice for breakfast!

My dining companion and I loved the food at this diner-style restaurant. We found the prices…read morereasonable and they offered a number of options. I enjoyed the Eggs Benedict with my perfectly prepared extra crispy home fries. My friend ordered scrambled eggs, toast, home fries, bacon, sausage and a giant pancake for $12.75. There was so much food, she had to take the pancake home. Breakfast is served until closing at 2PM, another plus. Our server was efficient.

It's a nice cute place with truly old school diner vibes. Right down to the u shaped counter in the…read moremiddle. Menu is really solid diner staples plus the huge board lets you know what the specials are. Good food. Good ambiance. Good service. Solid place to eat in my book.

Long live the Goofy Gorgonzola burger and the chillest BYOB in the state- you will be missed!…read more I haven't been here since the renovations but I always loved the food, ambience and relaxed vibe- a must for me when I was in the area!

Just got news that they are closing their doors for good. As a Rhode Island transplant, this was…read moreone of my favorite burgers very early on! I loved the casual 'beachy' ambiance and always ordered the Goofy Gorgonzola Burger. Glad to have MANY fond memories of dining here as well as ordering takeout- you will be missed!

Was very good food and enjoyed the location, right on the beach and the waitstaff was super awesome…read morethe whole time. I ordered the swordfish with coos-coos and it was great. My wife got the shrimp special and it was good too. The cocktails were perfect. The sound of the crashing waves made it just the perfect atmosphere.

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.