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White Owl

4.5 (29 reviews)
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Street Corn Ribs
Mary K.

We walked over here for lunch after visiting the Hope Street Farmers Market. We weren't exactly sure what to expect but had seen this pop up a few times on Yelp saying - come eat here, lol. When we walked in, it was empty - saw that we had to order at the counter, find a seat and the food would be brought out. I had seen numerous reviews praising the corn ribs, so we ordered that along with the chicken empanadas, chicken sando and the beef bulgogi cheesesteak. The corn was good but not as good as I was hoping they would be. The mister enjoyed the beef bulgogi sammy - the chicken was cooked nicely but was missing that oomph. My favorite thing were the empanadas. There is a self service water station. Service was quick and friendly, place was airy and welcoming. We won't rush back but if in the area would like to try other options.

Curry croquettes
Kent S.

Rating:4.3 Came to try this new restaurant on hope street right next to three sisters where they used to offer food items. When we got there it was empty as the place just had opened. We parked right in front of the restaurant on street parking. Inside is small and cozy with few seatings with some decors, tv and background music. We placed an order and sat down. We ordered curry croquettes, dan dan noodle, hibiscus punch, and pineapple mabi. Curry croquettes were pretty good. Freshly fried, crunchy on outside and hot and savory. The hibiscus punch was refreshing. We were not a fan on pineapple mabi. Dandan noodle had a great flavor, hint of spice and savoriness. I did wish that the noodles were a bit more firm as they were a bit overcooked and soft. The service was good. There was only one staff so it may be a long wait if the place gets busy. Overall the place was pretty good. Price can be a bit expensive for some item. Food was solid and service was good as long as the place is not busy. I would come back to try other things on the menu like their sandwich.

Jamie A.

This restaurant is new and right next to three sisters. This place use to be connected to them, but I guess they sold this half and converted to a new shop. It's very cute! It's clean, and green. Dan Dan noodles were flavorful! Don't forget to mis the fish before eating because you really need to get all those flavors in. The curry croquette were delicious! I shared it with my partner because it was two pieces were on the plate. Our drinks were interesting. We ordered the two non alcoholic options. Honestly should have just gotten the soft drinks. We got the hibiscus drink and the pineapple mobi. It was very surprising and too bitter and tasted like an alcoholic drink with no alcohol. We didn't even finish it. Seems like this place has cute specials like thirsty Thursdays, self service for utensils and first come first serve seating. At the counter they have a special to win a $25 for a select restaurant list as promotion. The staff was only one women, and she didn't a great job being prompt, greeting, and providing us our meals on time with little wait. I would definitely go back because it feels casual and cute location and near my workplace. The curry croquette are a MUST and serve is very comfortable. All I need to do is figure out if they have wifi~ because this feels like a perfect place for lunch and cute to sit and work a bit during pre-lunch to lunch hours.

Sara M.

Finally tried White Owl and the food did not disappoint. Went on a rainy Wednesday and we were the only people there. Was confused about whether we needed to order at the counter or get table service and it was a hybrid (order at the counter but food is brought to you). Had the corn ribs served with queso fresco and chipotle cream and a chicken sandwich served with waffle fries and spicy pickles. My friend got the birria sandwich and it looked similar to a French dip. Everything tasted good and was freshly prepared. Would probably just get takeout next time.

Birria Sando and Waffle Fries
C J.

My experience here has always been great whenever I visit. Been here twice, and it is a tiny spot with maybe 2 people working here at a time, so be patient and you'll be rewarded with deliciousness! Despite this, food comes out super quickly. Have tried one of their sandos and their dandan noodles and both were super flavorful. They also serve brunch, which I haven't tried yet but I'm sure it's also great. They're also next door to this awesome ice cream place, so grabbing dessert after a great meal here is easy.

Caribbean crab cakes
Nani W.

Located conveniently across from the green on hope street, and next door to three sisters, another favorite! There is on street parking, in front of the building, but if you fancy a walk, you can park somewhere down on the green and walk on over. Quite a bit of seating, and a bathroom you can use. You have to scan the QR code and order at the front for food and drinks Got the Caribbean crab cakes, very good, loved the sweetness of the mango sauce! Also got a soy mushroom burger, with a side of nicely dressed salad. This is our second time here, and will probably visit again! I

Dan Dan noodles
Tia H.

The Dan Dan noodles were great, though perhaps just a bit overpriced. They have some cool fusion and drink options. The service was a bit slow for my party of six, as there only seemed to be two people working, so keep that in mind!

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Still my favorite burger in Providence. And a peaceful time overlooking goings on at the the near-Pawtucket end of the Boulevard.

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We ordered two chicken sandwiches with fries to go. Both were awesome! Looking forward to trying the rest of the menu soon.

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Really great Birria melt, interesting beer selection and fantastic service! Quiet little place next to three sister ice cream!

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