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Dining Out: A gilded holiday brunch

There’s nothing like seeing the spectacular Gilded Age houses of Newport in all their festive holiday finery, glittering with gold and sparkling with silver. Throughout...
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Hope & Main making food Providence’s business

Lisa Raiola, founder and president of food business incubator Hope & Main in Warren, shared insights from her years of bringing amateur cooks through...
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From food truck to table

A number of food truck operators have established a presence in Rhode Island, some even turning their trucks into stationary restaurants. The business model...
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Raising awareness of native food

A restaurant with a name such as Owamni is evocative of images of exotic food and the exciting prospect of discovery that can be...
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Sharing a common hospitality thread

Some unrelated stories on the food and dining beat share a common hospitality thread. The signature month of autumn has become associated with the life-touching...
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Hope & Main food incubator is a recipe for success

The boating and sailing world returned to the City by the Sea in September for the Newport International Boat Show. Food and beverage is a...
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Food trucks and ice cream make for delicious duo at Sacred...

We can’t help but be in a good mood when we are with family, friends or someone special surrounded by good food and attentive...
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Providence restaurants incorporate echoes of the past in modern dining

In this throwaway culture, something is new for about two weeks, after which it becomes disposable. Time to throw it out – OK, recycle....

Focused on fried chicken

Where do ideas for new restaurants come from? There can be a sense of place, as in Rhode Island seafood or Kansas City barbecue....
GRAND OPENING: People gather at the newly opened Beech restaurant in Jamestown in June. Beech replaces the former Simpatico Jamestown restaurant on Narragansett Avenue, which was bought by restaurateur Kevin Gaudreau, renovated and reopened under the new name. 
COURTESY BEECH/KEITH MERLUZZO

New discoveries await on R.I. restaurant rows

When new restaurants open, it is usually the beginning of an exciting discovery for guests. For restaurateurs and chefs, it is often the culmination...
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