Pair your juicy brisket with a selection from the wall of whiskey at Durk’s Bar-B-Q in Providence
Photography by Meghan H. Follett
By Grace Lentini
1. Vino Veritas
An enchanting European-inspired eatery off of Federal Hill that also highlights some classic New Orleans dishes. 486 Broadway, Providence. 401-383-2001
2. Den Den Korean Fried Chicken
Authentic Korean street food with a focus on Korean fried chicken. 182 Angell Street, Providence.
3. Durk’s Bar-B-Q
A mostly Texas-style barbecue restaurant with a dedicated whiskey bar and house-made desserts. 275 Thayer Street, Providence. 401-351-2807
4. Pink Pig BBQ
House-smoked meats with all the fixings. 632 Metacom Avenue, Warren; 35D Narragansett Avenue, Jamestown. 401-297-3258
5. Providence Bagel
New York-style bagels in a variety of flavors with plenty of cream cheese options. 695 North Main Street, Providence. 401-421-2222
6. Knead Doughnuts
Handmade, old-fashioned cake and brioche doughnuts with unexpected toppings. 32 Custom House Street, Providence. 401-865-6622
7. Tilly’s Cheesesteaks
Philadelphia cheesesteaks with a local twist. 3711 Kingstown Road, West Kingston. 401-783-7711
8. Feast Sandwich Co.
Hand-formed burgers and artisanal sandwiches. 427 Main Street, East Greenwich. 401-398-8011
9. La Vasca
Small bites inspired by the cuisine of Northern Spain and Southern France. 515 Thames Street, Newport. 401-619-4899
10. Richardson’s Kitchen and Bar
An American gastropub with a hint of New Orleans flair. 15 Child Street, Warren. 401-245-8000
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