Central Falls Restaurant Week Starts Today
GoLocalProv Food Team
Central Falls Restaurant Week Starts Today
Passports can be picked up at the Central Falls City Hall or at Navigant Credit Union, both of which are sponsoring the week. These can be stamped by servers at restaurants.
For more information, call Theresa Agonia at 401-727-7474 or via e-mail at [email protected]. You can also check online here.
GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE -- SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLASTThe specials for the week are as follows:
Monday Specials in America:
Georgia’s Restaurant (Breakfast and lunch)
Sparky’s Restaurant
Village Pizza
Stanley’s
Tuesday Specials in Central America:
El Salvadoreño Restaurant
Taco Mix
Montecristo Restaurant
3 Amigos
Wednesday Specials in Venezuela:
Budare Grille
Thursday Specials in Portugal and Cape Verde:
Café Restaurant Beirão
Tropical Restaurant, Bar and Grill
Friday Specials in Colombia:
El Antojo
La Casona Restaurant
Lleras Grille
El Paisa Restaurant and Bar
5 Must-Try New Restaurants
Tallulah's Tacos, Providence
The collective prayers of taco loving city dwellers--like us--were answered recently when uber-talented local chef, Jake Rojas, brought his version of Cali-Mex to Providence. Chef Rojas is one of the most talented chefs in Rhode Island, and his Talulah on Thames, in Newport, is one of our best restaurants. Rojas takes his fine dining training and ingredients and adds in the greatest ingredient of all--love. Years of learning at the hips of grandmothers and grandfathers and fathers and mothers brings a depth of flavor that most can only hope to achieve. Try everything. There hasn't been a bad bite in 5 recent visits. 146 Ives St. 849-2433, www.tallulahonthames.com
Stoneacre Pantry, Newport
A recent overnight in Newport left us wondering what to do for brunch. We were down near the waterfront so we headed over to new local fave Stoneacre Pantry. We started where the menu began, with the biscuits. We had the Gruyere and the sausage gravy versions. Both were buttery, flaky and delicious. After that we tried some of the charcuterie and then shared the egg sandwich with local bacon, arugula, Gruyere, and a wonderful house mustard. The mustard provided a perfect balance to the richness of the rest of the ingredients. We would never had thought of mustard with bacon and eggs, but we're glad they did! 515 Thames St. 619-7810, www.stoneacrepantry.com
Rogue Island, Providence
One of the best parts of the renaissance of the Arcade, in Downcity, was the opening of Rogue Island. This delicious stop features local, farm to table food that is a really good. We began with the warm pretzel bites and the pickled vegetable plate. The housemade pretzel bites are everything the frozen, chain restaurant version wish they could be. The pickle plate was the perfect refresher before the epic entree. When you see Blackbird Farm pork belly, you get it. When it's cured with New Harvest coffee, served with sweet potato hash, an apple gastrique and a slow cooked farm egg? You experience the best non-breakfast you've ever had. 65 Weybosset St. 831-3733, www.rogueislandgroup.com
Two Ten Oyster Bar and Grill, Wakefield
There is a little spot along Route 1, in South Kingston, that has been a myriad of different restaurants through the years. Here's hoping this one sticks around a while. Two Ten Oyster is a perfect spot for a post-beach detour. The views of Salt Pond are terrific on their own, but when you add in some fresh, local seafood and creative drinks, we're there. We started with the fabulous Walrus and Carpenter oysters and a crisp wine. We didn't make it much further. They were so good and so perfect we ordered more and ended up here until sunset. Summer doesn't get much better. 210 Salt Pond Rd. 782-0100, www.twotenobg.com
Brutopia Brewery and Kitchen, Cranston
There are certain names that transcend the hype when it comes to local food and beverage artisans. One of those names is master brewer Sean Larkin. He has crafted brews at every reputable local brewery and has brought those talents to Brutopia. Part of his job is create beers that pair well with the mouth watering smoked meats coming from the kitchen. The menu is expansive--with an impressive number of Gluten free items--but we quickly focused on the BBQ. We settled on some smoked brisket and a Brutopian Valhalla. The were both spot on with the brisket--and it's undertones of hicory--stealing the show! 505 Atwood Ave. 464-8877, www.brutopiabrewery.com
