Cheap eats that never get old

The whimsical interior of Stanley’s Restaurant at 371 Richmond St. in Providence features a cartoon-like logo of a fat man happily munching on a burger. In another 1930s scene, he’s cruising the city in a yellow automobile.
The character is a depiction of Stanley Kryla, who opened the first Stanley’s in Central Falls in 1932. Greg Raheb now owns both eateries, which feature affordable fare. He opened the Jewelry District location in April 2008, lured by an eclectic customer base. /
The whimsical interior of Stanley’s Restaurant at 371 Richmond St. in Providence features a cartoon-like logo of a fat man happily munching on a burger. In another 1930s scene, he’s cruising the city in a yellow automobile. The character is a depiction of Stanley Kryla, who opened the first Stanley’s in Central Falls in 1932. Greg Raheb now owns both eateries, which feature affordable fare. He opened the Jewelry District location in April 2008, lured by an eclectic customer base. /

The whimsical interior of Stanley’s Restaurant at 371 Richmond St. in Providence features a cartoon-like logo of a fat man happily munching on a burger. In another 1930s scene, he’s cruising the city in a yellow automobile.
The character is a depiction of Stanley Kryla, who opened the first Stanley’s in Central Falls in 1932. Greg Raheb now owns both eateries, which feature affordable fare. He opened the Jewelry District location in April 2008, lured by an eclectic customer base.

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