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I second the reccomendation of the Matunuck Oyster Bar. I had lunch there yesterday. Good friendly service and very fresh oysters. I had the Pan Roasted Littlenecks with grilled chourice. It was one of the best things I've ever eaten.
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Java Madness is a little coffeeshop right on the water in a marina, about 5-10 minutes away in Wakefield - this gives you an option to Dunkin Donuts... www.javamadness.com/
The Wakefield farmer's market doesn't happen in the winter, so you'd have to go to Peacedale: http://www.farmfresh.org/food/farmers...
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My perfect day in the Point Judith area is a stop at Allies donuts in the morning, a stop at Calvittos bakery in Narragansett for some (RI only) red sauce pizza strips and cold calzones (they make a wonderful lunch on the beach!!! Sun Sand and Surf at Scarborough and then a seafood dinner at Aunt Carries.
I have not tried Crazy Burger - it was on Diners Drive ins and Divers a few months ago if that is your type of thing.
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In the immediate vicinity you have seafood, seafood, and more seafood.
Aunt Carries and Champlins top my list with Georges and Iggys running not too far behind.
Spain has pretty good spanish food; Im no connoisseur of this type of cuisine but I have friend who really enjoy the Paella. Its not overly expensive and you will want to dress business casual at bare minimum.
The only other place I can think of is Charlie O's - opitimy of a sports bar. Lots od URi students hang here during the school year. Decent pub food.
The only coffe you will find in the area is Dunkin Donuts.
I have never heard of any farmers markets in the area but there are farms nearby and most have roadside stands or small shops set up - but these are 15 minutes + away.
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