Nancy’s List of 39 Breakfast Venues in Rhode Island’s 39 Cities and Towns … Well, Almost!

June 17, 2021
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  • Barrington, Blue Kangaroo Café 
  • Block Island (New Shoreham), Bethany’s Airport Diner 
  • Bristol, Beehive Café
  • Burrillville, Johnny’s Victory Diner 
  • Central Falls, Georgia’s 
  • Charlestown, Hungry Haven 
  • Coventry, The Cozy Grill 
  • Cranston, Mesa’s 
  • Cumberland, Modern Bistro 
  • East Greenwich, Beacon Diner 
  • East Providence, Pazi’s Place 
  • Exeter, The Middle of Nowhere Diner 
  • Foster, Shady Acres 
  • Glocester, The Harmony Café (See note) 
  • Hopkinton, Back in Thyme Herb Kitchen & Farm*
  • Jamestown, Slice of Heaven 
  • Johnston, Scramblers 
  • Lincoln, Pams Front Street Grill 
  • Little Compton, The Barn 
  • Middletown, Atlantic Grill 
  • Narragansett, Crazy Burger & Shayna’s Place
  • Newport, Franklin Spa 
  • North Kingstown, Oatley’s Family Restaurant*
  • North Providence, Howie’s 
  • North Smithfield, NM Moonlight 2* 
  • Pawtucket, Rhody Hen Café 
  • Portsmouth, Cindy’s Country Café 
  • Providence, Kitchen 
  • Richmond (See note) 
  • Scituate, Cindy’s Diner 
  • Smithfield, Grille on Five
  • South Kingstown, Breakfast Nook II 
  • Tiverton, Country Kitchen 
  • Warren, Eli’s Kitchen** 
  • Warwick, The Shanty
  • Westerly, The Cooked Goose 
  • West Greenwich, Amgen dining room (not open to the public)
  • West Warwick, Miss Cranston Diner II & Grill 
  • Woonsocket, Patriots Diner 

* Closed  ** Closed, but opening under new management

Note: True confessions time. Some locals had recommended The Harmony Café as a great breakfast place in Glocester. While checking recently to see which diners survived the pandemic, I learned that The Harmony Café is not in Glocester—which apparently has no breakfast venues—but in Manville, a village in Lincoln. 

Note: Another true confession: I mistakenly overlooked Richmond in southern RI! 

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