Like No Udder - Providence Business News

Home Tags Like No Udder

APPEALING SPOT: Plant City in Providence has been hailed as the world’s first plant-based food hall. It features two sit-down restaurants, a market, coffee bar and a build-your-own-bowl station. Owner Kimberley Anderson said the food hall served 200,000 people in its first five months of operation. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

R.I. restaurant industry experiencing a plant-based boom

Cover Story 12/13/2019

On a busy Saturday morning inside Plant City food hall in Providence, owner Kimberley Anderson found time to strike up conversations with customers who...

In search of the next R.I. hot foodie spot

Dining Out 08/02/2019

The recent honorees of Providence Business News’ 40 Under Forty awards program make a positive statement about our state and its promise. There are...

- Featured Event -

Latest News

Brown University admits 5.2% of applicants for 2028 class

04/23/2024

Five Questions With: Victoria Heimer-McGinn

04/23/2024

United Way of R.I. issues RFP for $1.5M equity fund grant...

04/23/2024

DESIGNxRI opens applications for Design Catalyst Program

04/23/2024

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS of Rhode Island will hold its Bowl for Kids' Sake event on May 4 at Lang's Bowlarama Inc. in Cranston. / PBN FILE PHOTO/JAMES BESSETTE

Philanthropy Calendar, April 24, 2024

04/23/2024

SUBSCRIBE TO

PBN's All Access Subscription

PBN subscribers get ahead with unlimited access to PBN news, information, and insights from our editorial team, research and data, webinars and much more.