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Russell Spellman, photo courtesy of Eat Drink RI / RI Community Food Bank

Eat Drink RI The Show with guest Russell Spellman of Incred-A-Bowl

by David Dadekian June 29, 2020

Season 1, Episode 15 of Eat Drink RI The Show, an interview series with guests from our local food & beverage community. In this episode, Eat Drink RI’s David Dadekian interviews Russell Spellman of Incred-A-Bowl food truck, catering and more.

Please check out the entire series page or view the playlist on YouTube.

Also available as an audio-only podcast below.

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June 29, 2020 0 comment

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Black-Owned Food and Drink Businesses in Rhode Island

by David Dadekian December 4, 2020

written by David Dadekian

Eat Drink RI supports the non-violent protests in response to the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, David McAtee, Ahmaud Arbery and countless others. This list is an attempt to highlight any Black-owned food and drink businesses in Rhode Island for your support. The Eat Drink RI platform is 10-years-old with a wide reach, so I hope this will help to amplify these business.

This isn’t a comprehensive list by any means and additions are welcome. If you know of a food or drink business that should be added to this page, please send a message through our contact form. I’ll try to add by tracking social media too, but please send through the form so I don’t lose track of anyone.

Thanks to the following lists for additions & inspiration, and please follow these too for updates: List of Black-owned business to support? on Reddit and @bunsandbites, @hannawwad, @maggieconnorrr, and @anthony_perrotta on Instagram. Black Lives Biz is a RI-based nationwide search engine of businesses, including those that aren’t food & drink.

The entire list is in a sortable by name or city/town and searchable spreadsheet.

wdt_ID	Business - click name for more	City/Town
1	10 Rocks Tapas Bar and Restaurant	Pawtucket
2	148 Pavillion Bar & Lounge	Providence
3	Abundance Farm	Providence
4	African Alliance of RI	Providence
5	Afrique D'Lounge	Providence
6	Afro-indigenous Vegan, The	Providence
7	Bake.Eat.Love	Pawtucket
8	Baker Street Cafe	Providence
9	Bangin' Wings	Johnston
10	BĀS	Providence

December 4, 2020 0 comment

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Eat Drink RI Presents a Culinary Market as Part of the City of Providence’s 2019 PVD Winter Lights Celebration

by David Dadekian May 19, 2020

written by David Dadekian

On Friday, December 6^th from 5-9 p.m. and Saturday, December 7^th from 12-9 p.m., Eat Drink RI is pleased to present the 3^rd Annual PVD Winter Lights Market for the city of Providence’s Holiday Celebration. The holiday tradition, hosted by Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy, Mayor Jorge Elorza and Providence Art Culture Tourism will take place over two days and feature a wide array of activities for all to enjoy, including two tree lighting ceremonies, live performances, world champion figure skating demonstrations featuring Nancy Kerrigan, children’s programming, music, the Culinary and Artisan Markets and much more! Programming details on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/550283112199894/

WHAT: Eat Drink RI Culinary Market

The Eat Drink RI Culinary Market will take place in a large heated tent on East Approach, the bus lane between the BankNewport City Center and Burnside Park. Local food and drink vendors selling prepared to eat items and packaged goods will be set up under the tent showcasing their wares. There’ll be some of the best local food and drink that Eat Drink RI is known for bringing to a party—including beer, raw bar, lobster rolls, wine, hot beverages, pastries and more—and perfect culinary gifts for the holidays!

WHEN: Friday, December 6, 2019, 5 – 9 p.m. and Saturday, December 7, 2019, 12 – 9 p.m.

WHERE: Kennedy Plaza, 2 Kennedy Plaza, Providence, RI 02903

WHO:

Tent Vendors: