If you’re looking for some food-related excitement without going far this holiday season, there are all sorts of enchanting options right here in Rhode Island. Whether it’s a cozy dinner with your SO or a foodie adventure with a friend in your COVID pod, one of these experiences is sure to click with you.
Prior to the pandemic, Bre Goldsmith’s Bites by Bre had people raving not only about their delectable, home-delivered meals, but also their Dinner In The Round events in Providence. Meal deliveries are still thriving, but Goldsmith has paused the In The Round gatherings for now, replacing them with Date Night Delivered. For around $38 per person, you get a three-course meal and fresh flowers, available for delivery or pick-up.
If you’re thinking more along the lines of a staycation, you’ll want to consider the phenomenal Quonset Hut at Moore House, a renovated historic 1940s former ammunition shell. The end result is a stunning and truly unique space with water views and an oversized eat-in kitchen and a dining room with seats for you and 11 of your closest fam and friends.
Every Saturday and Sunday through December 20, you and your favorite person have the opportunity to step back in time and delight in an old-timey dining car experience. The train ride runs two-and-a-half hours, plus there’s a full bar in case you’d like to enjoy a cocktail while checking out the winter wonderland rolling by outside the window. The train is running at reduced capacity for social distancing, so be sure to reserve your tickets ASAP.
Inspired by Tolkien, and part of a collaboration with Maker’s Mark whiskey, the hillside Middle Earthen abode features a round front door, stone walls and floor, fireplace, skylight, custom table crafted from whiskey barrels, and an outdoor firepit. The Hobbit House may be reserved for private dinners or lunches (even if you aren’t a member or resident of The Preserve), which include a multi-course meal with bourbon pairings.
The Ocean House plucked ski gondolas from the slopes and added sumptuous and comfy seating for up to four, a heated floor, and some whimsical touches (like a chandelier), turning each into one of the most unexpected yet luxe dining experiences around. In addition to appetizers, a fondue course, and desserts, for an additional fee, guests can opt to clink glasses of Veuve Clicquot champagne.
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