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The West Deck
One Waites Wharf
Newport, RI 02840
www.westdeck.com (menu)
$-$$$
Wanna know a secret? The West Deck is one of Newport’s best restaurants. Tucked away on Waites Wharf on Lower Thames (hang a right at O’Brien’s), The West Deck – as its name suggests – is a great spot to pull up a chair and watch the sunset from their outdoor dining area.
Now in its 16th season, The West Deck boasts some of Newport’s best live music and seafood and (gasp) never has a cover charge!
Don’t Miss: Live music every Sunday afternoon, The summer breeze (this place is right on the water), raw bar, some of Newport’s best mixed drinks
[Inside]Tip: Stop in Tuesday nights for TWD’s Sam Adams Lobster Bake
Trattoria Simpatico
13 Narragansett Avenue
Jamestown, RI 02835 – directions
www.TrattoriaSimpatico.com
$$ – $$$
Once declared “perhaps my favorite place on the planet” by a lifetime Jamestown summer-ite, Trattoria is the ideal spot for fine food, fabulous drinks and a light-hearted, laid-back crowd.
Open all year round, Trattoria is a much-needed and greatly-appreciated mecca for those Rhodies who bare through the winter months. While outside it is grey and cold, open the gate to Trattoria on any given day of the week, and you will find the outside bar, wonderfully heated, fully open to a crowd of friendly folk who know happy hour always starts by, and not at, 4 o’clock. Christmas tree lights that line the outside dining area lights up the air, while the drinks warm your body and the laughs warm you soul. Stay outside at the bar, (it’s nice and warm) or go inside for some nourishment, the dining room is always open, 7 days a week serving lunch and dinner.
If you can make it there in the offseason, it’s a delight. Enjoy the privacy while you can because starting in May, fancy cars line the street bringing the well-heeled from across the island and across the bridge. Don’t worry about not being seated right away, order some drinks and an appetizer at the bar and just enjoy the scene. Whatever your pleasure, you are sure to find a good time at Trattoria.
posted by MCS
Slice of Heaven
32 Narragansett Avenue
Jamestown, RI 02835
$
Heaven is…Gelato, Homemade pastries, and an Award Winning Brunch
Located in beautiful Jamestown, RI, Slice of Heaven lives up to its name. Whether you’re on your way into Newport or make your way over for a Sunday brunch, Slice’s freshly baked scones, made-to-order omelets and summertime gelato are worth the trip.
Don’t miss: Trail Mix Scone, Eggs made to order, gelato
[inside]tip: In addition to breakfast, lunch, and Sunday brunch, Slice also offers a seasonal dinner menu
The Cooked Goose
92 Watch Hill Road
Westerly, RI 02891
(401) 348.9888
www.TheCookedGoose.com
Why’s the goose smiling? Maybe it’s because he’s just been to this Westerly treasure.
From the hot pastrami sandwich platter and freshly made soups and salads to the sophisticated wine selection, this is not your ordinary take-out/eat-in restaurant.
Click here for Breakfast and Lunch menus as well as directions and contact info
Lunch Menu
Don’t miss: Pain au chocolate, Pastrami Platter, Crabcake Sandwich,
[inside]tip: Just passing through? Invest in soup to go. Westerly native? They Cater!
Brick Alley Pub
140 Thames Street
Newport, RI 02840
(401) 849.6334
Yes, that’s a fire truck on the roof.
A perennial Best Bet and local favorite, Brick Alley is one of Newport’s true four season hot spots. Located in the heart of Newport’s downtown waterfront shopping district, stop in for one of the best burgers in town or for a cocktail outside on the summer deck.
And here to purchase gift cards online
Don’t Miss: Newport’s Best Burgers and Pub Food
[inside]tip: Stop in Saturday night for one of Newport’s best beer and drink selections; cure yourself Sunday morning for brunch starting at 10:30am.
The Black Pearl
Bannister’s Wharf
Newport, RI 02840
(401) 846.5264
www.BlackPearlNewport.com
One of Newport’s best. Renowned for its chower, don’t miss out on The Black Pearl’s market fresh seafood expertly prepared by Chef Knorr. Words don’t do this spot justice. A true New England gem.
Don’t Miss: New England Clam Chowder, Fried Brie
Avoid: The Lines. During the summer, give the hostess your name about 20 minutes before you want to eat and enjoy a stroll through the shops on Bowen’s Wharf
[inside]Tip: Though you’ll find it closed for a few weeks (usually late Feb.) stop in for a cozy winter dinner in the Commodore’s Room
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