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News Bites: Grey Sail Brewing New Releases / Mystic Cocktail Classic Winners / Three from Newport Restaurant Group

by David Dadekian November 14, 2025
written by David Dadekian

Current news releases—Eat Drink RI is not the source for these items—please follow any links for more information.


Grey Sail and its sister companies deck the halls with new releases, returning favorites

Rhode Island’s hometown brewery is celebrating 14 years of building community, crafting excellence and brewing cheer.

 Grey Sail Brewing and its sister companies, South County Distillers and Groton’s Outer Light Brewing Company, are toasting to the holiday season with a festive lineup of drinks perfect for any celebration. 

This year’s collection brings back fan-favorite brews and spirits that capture the flavor of the season — along with something brand new for beer lovers to toast in celebration of Grey Sail’s 14th anniversary. Paying tribute to their reputation of coastal craftsmanship, the trio of brands is offering a holiday lineup that’s made to share and brings together a cozy batch of drinks to round out the holiday table.

Perla Italian-Style Pilsner

For Grey Sail’s pearl anniversary, we’re leaning into Westerly’s Italian roots. Perla blends floral and malt flavors at the forefront with a smooth background and a refreshing finish, to thank you for being part of the Grey Sail family for 14 years.

Can Size: 12 oz.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York
Kegnog Milkshake IPA

Creamy, dreamy, and full of cheer, Kegnog is our festive Milkshake IPA brewed with Amarillo hops, vanilla extract and a generous amount of lactose. It’s smooth, slightly sweet, and beautifully wrapped in a subtle hop presence – like a stocking stuffer for your taste buds.

Can Size: 16 oz.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York
 Espresso Martini

We teamed up with our friends at Dave’s Coffee to bring you this classic cocktail. Using their Spray Rock roast, we whipped up a fresh batch of cold brewed espresso, blended it with our South County Vodka and finished with a touch of sugar for subtle sweetness.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts

Limoncello

South County Limoncello is a refreshing lemon liqueur crafted in Westerly’s North End. We start with the finest lemons and zest them by hand. Enjoy this straight from the freezer, on the rocks, or added to your favorite vodka martini.

Available In: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts
Libation Propaganda

A creation like no other, Libation Propaganda, is back on the shelf. Blending our favorite two worlds, coffee and beer, this coffee stout combines locally roasted coffee beans and our stout base for a bold yet silky character.Can Size: 16 oz.

Available In: Connecticut, Rhode Island

Mystic Cocktail Classic Crowns Its 2025 Champion Justin Brody Wins for His Bajan Daydream

After a nationwide search that drew submissions from more than 25 states, the Mystic Cocktail Classic has crowned its 2025 champion: Justin Brody of Juniper Bar in Providence, RI, who secured the top honor with his rum-based cocktail, the Bajan Daydream.

The winning cocktail – Brody’s love letter to Barbados – is a daiquiri-inspired creation that layers The Real McCoy 5 Year Rum, falernum, and a house-made corncob & thyme syrup. With tropical spice, gentle barrel tannin, and notes of sweet corn and herbs, Bajan Daydream impressed industry judges and a lively crowd during the live finale on Monday night at Mystic’s Jealous Monk. Brody’s balance, creativity, and technical precision distinguished his drink in a competition known for its technique-driven approach and national reach.

The final showdown featured the top bartenders across the remaining categories: Breannah Carr (Whisk(e)y), Justin Brody (Liqueur) and Nikki Stein (Gin).

Brody now receives the grand prize: a trip for two to Barbados, including a private educational tour of Foursquare Distillery.

“It was an honor to have been able to champion rum in the first-ever Mystic Cocktail Classic with the Bajan Daydream,” said Brody. “Rum is my favorite spirit, and most folks don’t even realize how great it can be until they’ve tried some of the fine expressions that are out there.”

Three additional education awards were presented based on technique, creativity, and category excellence:

  • Veritable Distillery Education Award: Breannah Carr, Maude & the Monkey
  • Forthave Spirits Education Award: Justin Brody, Riviera Cove Swizzle
  • Trillium Spirits Education Award: Nikki Stein, Forager’s Martini

Bartenders and mixologists from across the country submitted entries in liqueur, gin, rum, and whisk(e)y categories. Entries were evaluated on originality, balance, technique, presentation, and storytelling by a panel of industry experts. From those submissions, 12 semifinalists were selected and advanced to a video presentation round before the top four were chosen for the live finale.

Presented by Veritable Distillery, the Mystic Cocktail Classic united some of the most respected voices in spirits for a weekend of conversation, competition, and coastal hospitality. The lineup included Sother Teague, Hannah Chamberlain, David Wondrich, Shannon Mustipher, Oscar Simoza Miszlai, and Dale DeGroff.

Events throughout the weekend included Spirited Dinners and panels at local restaurants, a book fair at the Mystic Noank Library, and guest bartending activations across town.


J.T. Commons Now Open in Middletown!

Newport Restaurant Group’s new pizza-focused restaurant replaces former Foodlove Market; offers expansive bar, al fresco dining and sharable classics

J.T. Commons
J.T. Commons

Newport Restaurant Group (NRG), an award-winning collection of unique restaurants and hospitality venues located throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts, is pleased to open the doors at J.T. Commons, sure to be the Island’s new favorite spot for unmatched pizza, sharable plates, and good conversation. The restaurant is open Monday – Thursday, 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.; and Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.jtcommonsrestaurant.com. 

Named after J.T. O’Connell, legendary Newport business and community leader and founder of what is known today as Newport Restaurant Group, the new eatery offers a lively, approachable and expansive bar, comfortable dining room and al fresco seating, and a private room that seats up to 30 people. The restaurant also features a dedicated take-out section to grab pizza by the slice, sandwiches, desserts, and offerings from the restaurant’s soft-serve ice cream bar featuring house-made toppings.

Anchored by an original and exciting pizza program from Executive Chef Walter Slater, a classically trained chef with a passion for the art of pizza making who taught his time-honored technique to many of the most beloved pizza chefs in the state, J.T. Commons offers two distinct pizza styles: Roman-style with a crispy, airy crust made from Caputo Flour imported from Italy and Maine Grains Whole Wheat flour (think a combination of Neapolitan and New York style), and J.T.’s signature Focaccia pizza – a fan favorite and perfect for takeout. A delicious gluten-free crust is also made in-house with the same love and care. Chef Slater and his team cure the dough for 48 hours to ensure a delicious, airy, perfect bite. 

“We’re very excited for longtime Foodlove customers and new guests to experience J.T. Commons,” said Nicole Christie, Regional General Manager, Newport Restaurant Group. “This inspiration and vision for this restaurant is all about community – creating a space that everyone will enjoy. It’s the perfect spot for a great family meal on a busy school night, a stop for a sweet treat and slice after a baseball game, or to enjoy a burger and a beer at the bar.”

The menu features shareable apps like Roasted Chicken Wings with charred onions and white BBQ sauce; fried Spicy Shrimpwith sweet chili sauce and lime; buttermilk brined Crispy Chicken Bites and Grilled Focaccia Bruschetta with ricotta, feta, roasted grapes, red wine reduction, and pistachio. 

Roman-style pizzas can be ordered with traditional toppings as well as unique combinations like Hot Chick with pulled chicken, spicy sauce, red onions, pepperoncini, blue cheese, and mozzarella; Spicy Hawaiian topped with mozzarella, grilled pineapple, poblano mascarpone, jalapeno, mint, and speck; and the Chicken Bacon Ranch with pulled chicken, mozzarella, bacon, scallions, and buttermilk ranch.

J.T.’s signature Focaccia pizzas include Just Cheese: San Marzano tomato, mozzarella, and grated Parmesan; Pepperoni: San Marzano tomato, mozzarella, Parmesan, and pepperoni; Sausage, Peppers & Onions: San Marzano tomato, hot Italian sausage, sweet-pickled-peppers, caramelized onions, mozzarella, ricotta, and chili flakes; and the RI Red: signature red sauce and grated parmesan.

Entrees include Chicken & Fries: slow-roasted ½ or whole chicken with house-cut tallow fries, garlic aioli, and a choice of  red chimichurri or white BBQ sauce;  grilled Steak Frites with red chimichurri, house-cut fries, cucumber salad, and garlic aioli; Shrimp Cavatelli with roasted tomato pesto, spinach, peas, red pepper, Grana Padano; and Mac ‘n’ Cheese: cavatelli, Vermont cheddar sauce, and buttery crumbs with the choice to add pulled chicken or garlic shrimp.

Sandwiches include the Backyard Burger: grilled double patties topped with Cooper’s sharp American cheese, onion, pickle, lettuce, and aioli on a potato bun; Crispy Hot Chicken, buttermilk-brined and topped with pickles and crunchy slaw on a potato bun; Steak and Cheese with caramelized onions, mushrooms, and Cooper’s sharp American cheese on a seeded roll; and theB.L.A.T:  bacon, lettuce, avocado, and tomato jam on house made focaccia. A selection of inspired salads and soups are also available.

For a sweet ending, guests can enjoy a selection of house-made desserts including Chocolate Marshmallow Layer Cake, Lemon Blueberry Layer Cake, and a Warm Cookie Plate, as well as crafted, Soft Serve Ice Cream cones or sundaes made with J.T. Commons’ signature recipe and an array of house-made toppings like hot fudge, chili chocolate sauce, coffee caramel, black cherry,  maple walnuts, peanut brittle, birthday cake crumble, and key lime pie crumble.

Scout Cups offer a sweet treat for adults and feature Thin Mint®: chocolate and vanilla soft serve, Fernet Branca Mentha, Meletti Cioccolato, and OREO® crumbles; Savannah Smile: vanilla soft serve, lime curd, limoncello, vanilla bitters, raspberry bark; Tagalong®: chocolate soft serve, Left Hand peanut butter whisky float, peanut brittle; and the Samoa®: vanilla soft serve, RumChata coconut, Tia Maria, coffee caramel, and toasted coconut.

The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar Introduces New Coastal Dining Experience this Fall

New England seafood boils on the patio to be held in November & December; mid-week half-price raw bar returns

The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar, located on Sayer’s Wharf in Newport, RI, is pleased to announce a new off-season offering for the fall: the Mooring Seafood Boil, celebrating New England flavors, local catch, and seasonal traditions.  Events will be held on the South Patio on Thursdays, November 6th, November 13th, December 4th, and December 18th at 6:00 p.m. Space is limited; for more information and reservations, visit www.mooringrestaurant.com.

Each seafood boil will begin with welcome snacks served family-style, followed by a crisp cucumber salad.  The hearty plated seafood boil will feature lobster, local blue crab, mussels, clams, shrimp, chorizo, and seasonal vegetables, all simmered in a Narragansett beer broth.  The experience will be complemented by guests’ choice of two featured beverages, including selections from Narragansett Brewery, Pieropan Soave Classico, and Four Graces Pinot Noir, with a full beverage menu also available.

Half-price raw bar also returns for the season on Tuesday, October 28th. Guests can enjoy an ever-changing assortment of the freshest raw bar offerings for half-price all day every Tuesday and Wednesday, including Oysters, Clams, and Lobster Claws; Crudo: scallop, cucumber aguachile, kumquat, radish, sesame crudo; Shrimp Ceviche: salsa verde, habanero, avocado, lime, tortilla; Tuna Poke with sushi rice, ponzu, cucumber, miso, and pickled Fresno.  The offer is valid on dine-in only and excludes the Grand Shellfish Platter. Discount not available on holidays.

Celeste in Narragansett Featuring the Fruits of Local Farms with New Harvest Menus

Seasonal flavors highlighted in rotating menus through November 

Assorted Dishes at Celeste
Assorted Dishes at Celeste

Celeste, located at 15 Kingstown Road in Narragansett, Rhode Island, is pleased to announce a new series of a la carte harvest menus celebrating the freshest flavors of the season from local farms. To make reservations, please call 401-792-4333 or visit www.celesteri.com. 

Now through November, guests will enjoy small and large plates crafted by Chef Andy Gould and his culinary team and featuring seasonal ingredients from Kitchen Garden Farm (Sunderland, MA), Ward’s Berry Farm (Sharon, MA),  Greenview Farm (South Kingstown, RI), Narragansett Creamery (RI), Schartner Farm (Exeter, RI), Parcel of Paradise Farm (Charlestown, RI), Barden Family Farm (North Scituate, RI), Four Town Farm (Seekonk, MA), Cato’s Corner (Colchester, CT), and the Rhode Island Mushroom Company.

“This time of year is the most heralded when it comes to seasonal ingredients and cozy, hearty meals,” said Celeste Executive Chef Andy Gould.  “This rotating series of menus allows us to not only share the flavors of the local harvest in a special way, but also shine a light on the incredible farmers who work tirelessly to provide us with this bounty.”

The menu from October 20th through November 2nd will feature small plates including shaved Delicata & Radicchio Salad with hazelnut, goat cheese, and cider-thyme vinaigrette; House Gnocchi with rabe pesto, stracciatella, and walnut gremolata; and Autumn Squash Velouté with brown butter, hazelnut, and crème fraiche. Large plates will include cider-brined Blackbird Farms Pork Tenderloin with roasted squash farro, apple-mustard jus, and fennel radicchio salad and seared Karen Elizabeth Scallops with roasted delicata & potato, butternut puree, sauteed Swiss chard, and beurre blanc.

From November 3rd through November 16th, offerings will begin with small plates of Apple & Kohlrabi Salad with shaved fennel and anchovy-yogurt vinaigrette; spice-roasted Butternut & Pear with local honey & thyme and Cato’s Corner Bloomsday soubise; and Potato & Leek Soup, and large plates of pan-roasted Duck Breast with cranberry gastrique, parsnip puree and braised kale and Crab & Roasted Apple-stuffed Winter Flounder with braised Swiss chard, polenta, blood orange beurre blanc, and toasted almond.

The final two weeks of November, the 17th through the 30th, will feature small plates of Baked Gnocchi with parsnip cream, pecorino, black pepper, and house breadcrumbs; Roasted Rhode Island Mushroom Tart with butter-roasted leeks and Cato Corner dairyere; and spice-roasted Butternut & Pear with local honey & thyme and Cato’s Corner Bloomsday soubise. Large plates will feature Roasted Rhode Island Mushroom Tagliatelle with garlic, olive oil, and Parmigiano Reggiano; and Crab & Roasted Apple-stuffed Winter Flounder with braised Swiss chard, polenta, blood orange beurre blanc, and toasted almond.

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Mill's Tavern 32 oz. Imported Score 3 Australian Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye
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News Bites: Mill’s Tavern Wagyu Program / Farm Fresh RI Thanksgiving Box Donations / RI Hospitality Association and RI Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Partnership

by David Dadekian September 22, 2025
written by David Dadekian

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Mill’s Tavern Showcases Australian and Japanese Wagyu in the most Distinctive Program in Providence

Guests can enjoy a variety of cuts or a flight of the luxurious beef for an experience not found anywhere else in New England

Mill's Tavern Wagyu Flight
Mill’s Tavern Wagyu Flight

Mill’s Tavern, located at 101 North Main Street in Providence, is proud to offer the most distinctive Wagyu program in Providence. From rare Japanese A5 to premium Australian Grade 6–7 Wagyu and prime grade steak, each cut comes from carefully selected vendors who share Mill’s passion for quality.  For more information, visit www.millstavernrestaurant.com/wagyu/.  To make a reservation, please call (401)-272-3331 or email  info@millstavernrestaurant.com.

Wagyu is world renowned as the pinnacle of exceptional beef. Extensive marbling from fine intramuscular fat melts at a lower temperature than regular beef, resulting in melt-in-your-mouth tenderness and a buttery taste. Japanese Wagyu offers a sweeter, richer flavor profile, primarily due to higher marbling and a longer feeding period (600+ days) while Australian Wagyu features a robust, buttery taste, though typically less sweet and slightly firmer due to its shorter feeding time (350–450 days). Wagyu’s unique characteristics stem from specialized breeding, meticulous care of the cattle, and strict quality control measures, making it a highly sought-after delicacy. 

Mill’s Wagyu menu includes a 5 oz. Imported Score 7 Australian Wagyu Manhattan Filet; an 8oz Imported Score 7 Australian Wagyu True Petite Strip; and a 32 oz. Imported Score 3 Australian Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye, each served with Mills’ Steak Sauce and the option to add Roasted Bone Marrow, Wagyu Herb Butter, or Peppercorn au Poivre.

Guests looking to experience the full spectrum of Wagyu indulgence can enjoy the Wagyu Flight: Wagyu Tartare on roasted bone marrow, a 3 oz. Japanese score 5 Kobe, and a 5 oz. Australian score 7 Wagyu with chef’s accoutrements. This is an offering unique to Mills and not found anywhere else in New England.

“We are proud to offer this exciting Wagyu program to our guests, built on a commitment to education, transparency, and exceptional flavor,” said Lesley Hall, General Manager, Mill’s Tavern. “Just one bite of this luxurious beef cooked over our wood grill will provide an incredibly memorable dining experience.”

Mill's Tavern Wagyu Tartare on Roasted Bone Marrow
Mill’s Tavern Wagyu Tartare on Roasted Bone Marrow
Mill's Tavern 32 oz. Imported Score 3 Australian Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye
Mill’s Tavern 32 oz. Imported Score 3 Australian Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye


A Holiday Meal, A Stronger Community: Farm Fresh RI Calls for Thanksgiving Box Donations Amid Rising Food Insecurity

Farm Fresh Rhode Island Thanksgiving Boxes
Farm Fresh Rhode Island Thanksgiving Boxes

For many Rhode Islanders, a nourishing Thanksgiving dinner is not guaranteed this year. With federal cuts to SNAP benefits, rising food prices, and growing demand at local food pantries, thousands of families face the possibility of going without a holiday meal.

Farm Fresh Rhode Island is working to change that–one meal at a time. The nonprofit has launched its annual Thanksgiving Harvest Box sale, inviting the community not only to purchase boxes for their own celebrations, but also to donate boxes directly to local families in need.

Each Harvest Box is filled with locally grown vegetables, fresh herbs, and handcrafted seasonings from Rhode Island farmers and producers. Short of a turkey, the boxes include everything from Brussels sprouts and butternut squash to a jar of traditional cranberry sauce and a spice rub, as well as a recipe guide.

“This holiday season, families across Rhode Island will be forced to make hard choices: between groceries, rent, and heating bills,” said Kellie Beretta, Assistant Director of Development at Farm Fresh RI. “A donated Harvest Box doesn’t just put food on the table. It gives families the dignity of a joyful holiday meal with their loved ones, and the comfort of knowing that their community cares.”

The Thanksgiving Harvest Box program is unique in its dual impact: every box donated not only feeds a household in need, but also supports the local farms and food businesses whose products fill the boxes. “It’s neighbors helping neighbors,” Beretta added. “When you donate a box or purchase one for your own meal, you’re supporting our entire local food community.”

Farm Fresh RI has set a goal of donating 350 Harvest Boxes this year—feeding around 3,000 Rhode Islanders this Thanksgiving. All donated boxes will be distributed directly to food banks and hunger relief agencies in Rhode Island. The organization is also partnering with local businesses and community groups to sponsor bulk donations and help meet this year’s growing need. 

This year’s Thanksgiving Harvest Boxes will include:

  • Brussels Sprouts (1 lb) from Ward’s Berry Farm
  • Butternut Squash (1) from Ferolbink Farms
  • Carrots (2lbs) from Four Town Farm
  • Cranberry Sauce (12 oz) from Harvest Kitchen
  • Delicata Squash (1) from Schartner Farms
  • Fresh Herbs (rosemary, sage, thyme, parsley) from Allen Farms Organic Farm
  • Garlic (2 bulbs) from a local farm
  • Leek (1) from Zephyr Farm
  • Parsnips (2 lbs) from Four Town Farm
  • Shallots (1/2 lb) from Zephyr Farm
  • Mushrooms (8 oz) from RI Mushroom Co.
  • Turkey Rub (0.4 oz pouch) from Sanctuary Herbs
  • White Potatoes (5 lbs) from Schartner Farms
  • Sweet Potatoes (5 lbs) from Schartner Farms
  • Onions (5 lbs) from Schartner Farms

Boxes are $75 each, for purchase or to donate, and the order form closes on Sunday, November 16th, 2025. To order a box or donate one to a family in need, visit www.farmfreshri.org/thanksgiving

Farm Fresh Rhode Island Thanksgiving Produce

RI Hospitality Association Launches “Juntos Prosperamos” Partnership with RI Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

New Initiative to Strengthen Latino Representation, Membership, and Advocacy in Rhode Island’s Hospitality Industry

Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Oscar Mejias (left) and RI Hospitality Association President/CEO Farouk Rajab (right) shake hands after signing the “Juntos Prosperamos” partnership agreement.
Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Oscar Mejias (left) and RI Hospitality Association President/CEO Farouk Rajab (right) shake hands after signing the “Juntos Prosperamos” partnership agreement.

The RI Hospitality Association (RIHA) is proud to announce a new partnership with the Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to launch the Chairman’s Initiative: Juntos Prosperamos (Together We Thrive), a collaborative effort designed to elevate Latino voices in the state’s restaurant, lodging, and tourism sectors.

The partnership was formalized during a signing event yesterday morning at the RI Hispanic Chamber’s headquarters in Providence, where RIHA President/CEO Farouk Rajab and Hispanic Chamber CEO Oscar Mejias signed the agreement. As part of the initiative, RIHA’s Chairman of the Board will sponsor complimentary RIHA memberships to  qualifying Hispanic Chamber members working in hospitality through December 31, 2027.

“The RI Hospitality Association is proud to partner with the Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The Latino community is an essential pillar of our industry—contributing talent, leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit that enriches hospitality across our state,” said Farouk Rajab, President/CEO, RI Hospitality Association. “We deeply value the Chamber’s commitment to advancing opportunity, representation, and success for Latino-owned businesses, and we believe that together, we can build a stronger, more inclusive hospitality industry that reflects and celebrates the diverse communities we serve.”

Beyond membership, the partnership will create new opportunities for engagement through bilingual food safety training, tailored workforce programs, and joint advocacy efforts designed to strengthen the voice of Latino restaurateurs and hospitality professionals statewide. By working side by side with the Hispanic Chamber, RIHA will expand its ability to deliver resources that support business growth while also cultivating the next generation of industry leaders.

“This partnership is about creating opportunity and strengthening representation,” said Oscar Mejias, President & CEO, Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. “The heart of RIHCC is to continuously work on making alliances that benefit the local Latino entrepreneurs and workers. We believe that working hand in hand with RIHA we can provide the community with the tools, training, and advocacy they need to succeed and make an even greater impact on Rhode Island’s hospitality industry.”

Maria Jacobo, RIHA’s Director of Latino Affairs & Insurance Services, noted the personal and professional importance of the partnership: “To work side by side with the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is not just symbolic, it’s a meaningful step toward lasting collaboration. This is about more than an agreement on paper; it’s about empowering Latino leaders and creating a platform where their expertise, traditions, and contributions to hospitality are fully recognized.”With the launch of Juntos Prosperamos, RIHA underscores its role as the statewide voice of the hospitality industry and reaffirms its dedication to serving Rhode Island’s diverse and dynamic hospitality community.

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Shop Local Food & Drink Businesses Online

by David Dadekian November 17, 2021
written by David Dadekian

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis many of Rhode Island’s food & drink businesses are trying to promote sales of their products, from food and beverages to gift cards and apparel. This page will attempt to be updated regularly with links to their online storefronts.

Check out the Restaurants with Online Ordering and Take Out page and get some take out or delivery!

Resource Links for Small Businesses During COVID-19 Crisis including all federal, state & municipal funding options, plus health links.

Looking for locally brewed beer? We have a full update from RI Breweries right here.

Hope & Main has got an excellent #EatStrongRI page dedicated to their members who sell online, so rather than duplicate that, go check out their page.

If you would like your business to be added to this page, please send a message through our contact form. I’m happy to add ANYONE, just please send through the form so I don’t lose track of anyone.

The entire list is now in a sortable and searchable spreadsheet. Looking for something in particular? Type “grocery” or “seafood” or “gift card” into the search box.

wdt_IDBusiness NameOnline Storefront
113 Starshot sauces
2401 Nutritiongift cards
3401 Studioapparel
4A Marketgrocery pick up
5Aleppo Sweetsgift cards
6American Mussel Harvestersshellfish and more delivered
7Andrade's Catchseafood pick-up
8Anna's Kitchen Shrubdrinking & cocktail shrubs
9Aquidneck Meat & Provisionspick up fresh meats, prepared freezer ready dinners, produce and artisan cheeses 401-846-8880
10Arcadia Pizzagift cards
11Bacarogift cards
12Back to Basicsgrocery delivery
13Backyard Food Company, Thesalsas, pickles, jams & more
14Baldorhome delivery of grocery & specialty goods
15Beautiful Daygranola and coffee
16Belmont Marketgrocery delivery and pick up
17Beth Bakesgluten-free crackers
18big king / northapparel
19bin 312wine by emailing tony@bin312.com or call 401-714-0040
20Black Sheepgift cards & t-shirts
21Blackbird FarmRI raised beef & pork
22Bottleswine, beer & spirits
23Brass Monkeygift cards & t-shirts
24Broadway Bistro / The Slow Rhodegift cards
25Buckhead Meat of New Englandmeats
26Bywatercurated food boxes and gift certificates
27Campus Fine Wineswine, beer & spirits
28cartwheelRIdonation-based grocery delivery
29Celebratedgift cards & apparel
30Champlin's Seafoodseafood for pick up
31Chef's Warehouse, The / Sid Wainer & Sonhome delivery of grocery & specialty goods
32Chez PascalChezprons
33Clement's Marketplacegrocery pick up
34Coastal Wine Traillinks to vineyards for wine
35Cocktail Writer Matt Simmonshttps://www.instagram.com/p/B_JBuHrH9bt/batched cocktails and beverages, homemade sweet and hot salsa
36Coffee Exchangecoffee, apparel & more
37Coffee Guy, Thecoffee
38Confreda Greenhouses & Farmsfarm market & grocery
39Cowesett Inngift cards
40Dave's Coffeecoffee, coffee syrup, gear & apparel
41Deep Roots Farmmeats, eggs, farm market
42Easy Entertainingpantry items
43Eat Drink RIt-shirt
44Eddy, Thecocktail mixers & gift cards
45Edgewood Cheese Shopgift cards
46Enjoyful Foodsvegan and paleo foods
47Far Westgift cards
48Farm Fresh RIfarmers market/grocery home delivery
49Fearless Fish Marketseafood pick up
50Figidinigift cards, email info@figidini.com
51Four Town Farmfarmers market pick up
52Frog & Toadjust about everything fun you'll want
53Gastros Craft Meatscharcuterie, sausage, condiments, apparel & gift cards
54GerbsAllergy Friendly Foods
55Good Game Grillgames & gift cards
56GottaQ Smokehouse BBQgift certificates
57Granny Squibb's Iced Teasbottled or canned iced teas
58Green Grocer, Thegrocery delivery
59Hanju Kitchengift cards
60Hurricane Hill Farmeggs, honey, farm goods and livestock
61Industrious Spirit Company, Thespirits to pick-up
62KG Kitchen Bargift cards
63Knead Doughnutsgift cards
64Lily's Ladlebroths
65Lobsters New Englandseafood, lobsters & more
66Local Catch, Theseafood delivery and pick up
67Lumpia Brospick-up and delivery of frozen lumpia
68Massimogift cards
69Matunuck Oyster Barseafood
70Matunuck Oyster Bargift cards & apparel
71Maxine Bakedcupcakes & desserts
72Menumasterst-shirts
73Munroe Dairygrocery delivery
74Narragansett Bay Lobsters, Inc.seafood home delivery
75Narragansett Beerapparel, gear & more
76New Harvest Coffee Roasterscoffee, brewing equipment, gift cards and more
77New Riversgift cards
78Newport Lobster Shackseafood delivery
79Newport Restaurant Groupgift cards, 100% of the proceeds go to their employee relief fund
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Eat Drink RI Presents The Second Annual “Rhode Island Round-Up” Dinner Series With Chefs Sonya Coté of Eden East (Austin, TX) and Chris Kleyla of Statesman Tavern (Bristol, RI)

by David Dadekian June 16, 2016
written by David Dadekian

Rhode Island Round-Up 2015

Rhode Island Round-Up 2015

Celebrated Austin, Texas Chef Sonya Coté of Eden East is returning to Rhode Island this summer for the second annual Rhode Island Round-Up dinner series produced by Eat Drink RI on August 12th and 13th. Coté, a Rhode Island native, will partner with Chef Chris Kleyla of Bristol’s newest restaurant, the Statesman Tavern, to prepare the dinners. The culinary experiences will be held at Horseshoe Farm, a private estate surrounded by miles of fences along the coastal countryside in Westerly, RI.

Coté brings her acclaimed bold Texas flavors easterly, merging with Kleyla’s passion for showcasing the bounty of summer in New England—locally landed seafood, beef & pork from Blackbird Farm, and the best ingredients from Rhode Island farmers and purveyors, such as Moonrose Farm and Four Town Farm.

Rhode Island Round-Up 2015

For chef Sonya Coté, named one of The Daily Meal’s “Top 10 Badass Women Chefs in America”, owner and executive chef of Austin’s Hillside Farmacy, Eden East and the Homegrown Revival, cooking is more than just putting food on a plate – it’s about creating “edible pieces of art”, utilizing locally-grown and raised ingredients for freshness and nutrition, and educating future generations. After years of culinary training around the country, Sonya arrived in Austin and went on to work with Jesse Griffiths of Dai Due before running the kitchen as executive chef at East Side Show Room. In 2012, Coté opened Hillside Farmacy in East Austin which Bon Appétit called one of “The Best Spots in America to Taste the Revival”. Coté was also named one of Marie Claire’s “Women on Top”; the national award recognizing women who have shown “unparalleled talent, vision and backbone in blazing their own trails.” In 2013, Coté appeared on The Food Network’s “Chopped” television program before opening the true farm to table restaurant Eden East in East Austin.

A native of East Providence, RI, Chris moved to Austin, Texas after graduating from the University of Rhode Island. Chris worked with Chef Sonya Coté at the East Side Show Room and spent three years at Contigo, where the focus was nose to tail cooking and whole animal butchery, eventually becoming Chef Andrew Wiseheart’s executive sous chef. After nearly eight years in Texas, Chris returned to his New England roots by moving back to Providence. He met Sam Glynn, owner of Chomp Kitchen and Drinks (Warren, RI) and the Statesman Tavern (Bristol, RI), and they opened Statesman in May 2016. Chris can be found there nightly, cooking their version of refined technique-driven tavern cuisine, using the best local ingredients he can find.

“I grew up in Rhode Island,” comments Coté, “and returning to my home state with my team from Eden East is even better this year because I get to cook with Chris again. We started cooking together in Texas in 2008 as the opening team for East Side Show Room. Collaborating & celebrating the bounty of the Ocean State could not be more exciting. For all you Rhode Islanders who haven’t experienced a Texas dinner, come and join us at the Round-Up. Lobster memelas is just a start!”

Rhode Island Round-Up 2015

Rhode Island Round-Up 2015

“I’m thrilled to be working with Sonya again,” said Kleyla. “Taking all the knowledge we’ve both acquired—the style & feel of Texas food blended with the incredible summer harvest in Rhode Island—will make for a really special experience for us, and especially for the guests.”

Produced by Eat Drink RI, the “Rhode Island Round-Up” will recreate the unequaled dining experience that Eden East provides guests each weekend on the grounds of Austin’s Springdale Farm. “Eden East defies description,” wrote TRIBEZA magazine. “It’s like a high-end picnic—and there’s truly nothing like it in Austin right now.”

Each evening begins with drinks and hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m., followed by a seated dinner paired with seasonal cocktails, including Texas-based Deep Eddy Vodka. All-inclusive tickets are $135 per guest, and will go on sale Monday, June 20th at 9 a.m. at eatdrinkri.com/riroundup. Full menu is available to view on the ticketing page.

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