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Honestly, I'd second the Edgewood Cafe in Cranston -- it's really close to Providence and is nice, relaxed, honest food that's just a bit off the beaten path. I haven't had a bad meal there yet, though the menu is on the small side.
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Edgewood Cafe
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Bumping this thread, in case there are any other suggestions for BYOB in/near Providence that people can add. Thanks!
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Did BYOB at Blue Grotto on Atwells Ave on Federal Hill. Generally good Italian, although with some misses. Doesn't mention BYOB on their website, but they were happy to oblige and provided as many glasses as we needed. Unfortunately, I've forgotten what we paid for corkage, but somewhere between $10-20/bottle.
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Blue Grotto Restaurant
210 Atwells Ave., Providence, RI 02903
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Our favorite RI BYOBs:
Tina's Caribbean - Atwell's Ave, Prov. Jamaican comfort food in the heart of Federal Hill. Love the patties, curried goat, jerk chicken.
Minh Hai - Park Ave, Cranston. Terrific Vietnamese food, very different from the other pan-Asian food in RI.
Cafe Gianna - Rte 3, Coventry - decent Italian and American food.
Crazy Burger - Boone St., Narragansett - eclectic menu, including (duh!) some crazy burgers.
Jim's Dock - Jerusalem - across from Galilee (the old RIers were a pious bunch), seasonal, great, simply prepared impeccably fresh seafood, on the water.
Phil's - Rte 1A, Narragansett. The ex-chef of Wiley's does great seafood Fri-Sat night.
Bluebird cafe - Quo Vadis shopping center, Wakefield. Limited but very good dinner specials Fri nights only, lunch dishes also available.
Main St Fish - Wakefield - generally good seafood.
Sophia's - Warwick Ave, behind the airport - very good Italian.›1 Reply -
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Rans Zen at the end of the Bouvelard is BYOB Japanese. Food is good but basic. Bringing your own sake or Sapporo helps.
Guido's Italian Restaurant is also BYOB. I have not been in ages...but I always remember it being good.
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Friends and I went to Cafe Andiamo in Johnston recently -- not that far from Prov. It was quite nice really, in all aspects. We brought red and white wine -- and had a good (though huge!) Italian dinner. The place was *packed* and we had a reservation. I was actually surprised they took reservations for a party of three since according to my friends and fellow diners we talked with, the place is notoriously busy. Anyway, a friendly, not pretentious, good BYOB restaurant worth the drive from Providence. The chef/owner came out and greeted his customers, too. A very nice, humble guy, in addition to being a good chef.
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We enjoyed a fine dinner at Phonatic just off Thayer Street, was BYOB. Totally acceptable and sometimes even really good Vietnamese(ish). Atmosphere was tidy, clean, and boring. Really appreciated the BYO part.
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