Trinity Brewhouse took its name from the Trinity Repertory Playhouse next door, but it attracts customers on its own. From sports fans to business people, theater-goers to students, they come to enjoy the beers brewed on the premise. Located across the street from the Dunkin' Donuts Center and the Rhode Island Convention Center, this is a great spot to grab a bite or a beer after a convention or a concert. A varied and moderately-priced menu includes pub-style sandwiches, salads, create-your-own 12 inch pizzas, sandwiches, burgers, appetizers, and entrees. A children's menu and desserts are also available at this casual location although the kitchen closes at midnight. At least six beers are on tap each night, like pilsners, stouts, and porters.

Peppercorn Ribeye Steak, Chargrilled Atlantic Salmon, Classic Philly Cheesesteak, Cajun Shrimp Alfredo - the food is good enough to drag you to this place. But hold on, that's not all. Dave & Buster's is a game addict's dream come true: billiards, shuffleboard and over 200 video and arcade games! To complete the picture, the menu has a drink for everyone and two separate bars. So you can drink wherever you are, eat whatever you want and game on.

Tired of eating normal food? Come to Pizza Pie-er, where the food is fun. Here you don't only get regular pizzas, you can go wild and make your own pizza by choosing some weird combinations of toppings. So go crazy and have your hearts fill. We all agree that pizza is one of the most delicious foods but at Pizza Pie-er, they take it up a notch. Give your taste buds something to remember.

This stylish, attractive restaurant on Federal Hill features a full bar and wine list, selection of cigars and sterling Italian cuisine. Items served include a filet mignon in mushroom and wine demiglaze, oversized lobster ravioli, grilled turkey breast, and pasta in a veal, beef and pork sauce. There are French doors allowing an interesting street view and al fresco dining in warm weather. On the weekends the second floor transforms into a Latin discoteca with pulsating music and dance.

Angelo's is a third generation Italian family restaurant that's been serving patrons on Federal Hill since 1924. It has a casual dining environment of booths and counters, but the food is hearty, satisfying Italian and American at very low prices. Their pastas are popular and their meat dishes are good, too. They also offer a full bar. Since they do not take reservations, you will want to get to Angelo's early for dinner to beat the crowds at this popular eatery. Cash only.

The Red Bridge Tavern' name acknowledges that everyone crossing the small bridge that links the East Side to East Providence still calls it the Red Bridge. This homey restaurant with fresh American fare cooked to order is the first restaurant you come to on Waterman Ave after crossing the bridge. Menu items include Cider Marinated Pork Chops, Steak Tips, Broiled Swordfish and pasta with sauces like Shrimp Scampi and Seafood Special. Prices are very reasonable. There is a children's menu, a full bar and pool table.

This is a rustic, historic place that overlooks scenic East Greenwich harbor, about 20 minutes south of Providence. Pull up to the dock in your boat or arrive by car. Lunches and dinners that heavily emphasize local seafood, including scrod and scallops, are served along with classics like sirloin steak and pork chops. The kitchen closes at around 10p but the tavern stays open as people drink and listen to the live entertainment provided nightly on the outside deck. Indoor and outdoor dining on the docks. This spot can be a very lively place on weekend nights. Great spot for meetings and weddings.

This is a true Irish pub, complete with lacy curtains and a stove burning in the winter. Hearty fare like bangers and mash (sausage and potatoes), shepherd's pie, and farmers stew are featured along with pots of Irish tea and homemade apple pie. The pub serves Irish brunch every Sunday, and boast of the East Bay's best selection of European ales. Food is available from 11:30am until 10pm, 11pm on the weekends. It is located 20 minutes south of Providence on picturesque Bristol Harbor.

A number of Rhode Islanders choose Cranston's Twin Oaks as their special occasion restaurant. Rhode Island Monthly voted it the Best Restaurant for nine years running, and its steaks, seafood and hospitality have also garnered top citations. Twin Oaks has a businessman's luncheon, early bird specials, a children's menu and a senior citizens menu. Open for lunch and dinner every day but Monday, this grand traditional American dining experience is one to try when visiting Rhode Island. The restaurant has a full service bar.

Just 15 minutes south of Providence via Route 114, the restaurant sits in Warren on the bay, offering a lovely view. Patrons are invited to select a live lobster for their dinner, or sip a beer or a glass of wine. You can also munch on items like baked swordfish at lunch. There is an outdoor deck, so in good weather you can take in the view while enjoying the charcoal-broiled meats and other favorites like chicken cordon bleu or scallops Nantucket. Wedding and banquet facilities are also available.