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Narragansett RI best visits
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items Narragansett, Rhode Island—or "Gansett" to the locals—is the ultimate New England coastal escape. Whether you're here for the legendary surf, the historic architecture, or a lobster roll that actually lives up to the hype, this town balances "old-sch...
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Where to go for all your meals: Narragansett edition
Shopping in the coastal town 🌊
Iconic scenic landmarks: long walks and sight seeing
Breakfast best picks in Naragansett 🌊
Where to go for all your meals: Narragansett edition
As someone who is always looking for the perfect dinner spot: here is my favorites and I can say for sure you will find something you love in every spot!
quite literally the cutest place to grab lunch or dinner or sit at the outside bar and enjoy the surroundings
Celeste
the most popular place to grab a bite ‼️
Matunuck Oyster Bar
Perched right on the rocks, this is the place for a sunset dinner. It’s built into a historic 19th-century granite station and offers panoramic views of Narragansett Bay. Order the native calamari or the pan-seared scallops.
The Coast Guard House Restaurant
How can you visit Naragansett without coming here. Get ready to eat some dough boys !!
Iggy's Doughboys & Chowder House
best place to hangout. So many different types of food and things to do
Boon Street Market
I could write so much about how good this place is but it’s an automatic must try
greenhouse
A staple since 1948 located in the bustling Port of Galilee. It’s huge, family-friendly, and overlooks the Block Island Ferry. You can’t go wrong with their clam cakes and chowder.
George's of Galilee
Just down the road in Point Judith, this seasonal gem is famous for inventing the clam cake. Grab a white paper bag of cakes and find a picnic table.
Aunt Carrie's Restaurant, Ice Cream and Gift Shoppe
Located inside The Shore House, this spot offers a modern edge to New England sea fare. It features an expansive raw bar and a sophisticated yet beachy interior.
• Must-Try: The "Buck-a-Shuck" oyster deals and their rotating seasonal seafood entrees.
Sea Craft
A long-standing staple known for Mediterranean-inspired dishes and a romantic, upscale atmosphere.
• Must-Try: Paella and their signature cocktails.
Spain of Narragansett
Don't let the name fool you—while their burgers (both meat and veggie) are legendary, they also have a massive juice bar and a unique breakfast menu.
Crazy Burger Cafe and Juice Bar
For the classic "order at the window" experience. Grab your food and sit on the seawall.
• Must-Try: Clam cakes, chowder, and lobster rolls.
Monahan's Clam Shack by the Sea
Established in 1933, Shepherd’s Run was once the summer residence of Rush Sturges and Elizabeth Hazard Sturges. The original manor was designed in the Norman Romanesque style by Thomas Pym Cope and the gardens were designed by famed landscape archite...
Shepherd's Run
Gooseneck Vineyards is a winery in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, known for its renovated historic barn location that blends tradition with modern wine tasting. They offer a variety of wines, host events like live music and food trucks, and welcome l...
Gooseneck Vineyards
Shopping in the coastal town 🌊
I’m always on the search for new clothes and new jewelry. Here are some spots to check out to find the perfect coastal wear🌊
Popular clothing meets cheap prices. This place has all the clothing and more.
Crosswynds Traders
A favorite for bohemian-style women's fashion and unique beachy accessories
The TravelingGypsy | Narragansett Pier RI
Known for high-quality jewelry (like Julie Vos), local Rhode Island-themed gifts, and home goods.
SunStruck Gift Boutique
Specializes in nautical clothing, home decor, and skincare.
Nauti Girl Boat Decor And More
One of the most famous surf shops in New England. They offer everything from high-end surfboards to casual beach apparel and surf reports.
Warm Winds
So much to explore in this place. One of the best Marshall’s in the area, gongcha boba, and even a calzone sandwich shop
Salt Pond Shopping Center
Fine art and framing!
Pier Picture | Narragansett RI
Iconic scenic landmarks: long walks and sight seeing
The perfect views for long walks and new scenic views
The iconic stone archway that spans Ocean Road. It’s the last remnant of the Gilded Age Narragansett Pier Casino and the ultimate symbol of the town.
The Towers
Located at the tip of the peninsula, this active Coast Guard station offers stunning views of the Atlantic—ideal for sunset photography.
Point Judith Lighthouse
An easy coastal hike that leads to historic ruins and dramatic rocky cliffs. It’s a favorite for locals looking to escape the busier beach crowds.
Black Point Trail, Rhode Island
Located near Point Judith, this former military fort (Fort Greene) is now a popular park and campground. It offers elevated views of the Atlantic and a unique perspective on the area's coastal defense history.
Fishermen's Memorial State Park and Campground
While not a single building, the Narragansett Seawall is the most visited landmark in town. It stretches along Ocean Road, connecting the Pier to the southern residential areas. It is the best place for a morning walk to see the "Surfer's View" of th...
Narragansett Sea Wall
Situated right across from the Narragansett Town Beach, this landmark features several walking trails through coastal forests and salt marshes. It's a peaceful escape that highlights the town's natural preservation efforts.
Friends of Canonchet Farm
Breakfast best picks in Naragansett 🌊
As a coffee and breakfast lover, here are some of my pics. From pancakes to iced mocha lattes🍳🥞
If you want a polished breakfast experience, T's is the gold standard. It’s airy, modern, and consistently high-quality. They are famous for their Portuguese Bolo (sweet muffins used for sandwiches or French toast) and an extensive list of specialty ...
T's Restaurant Narragansett
Located just a bit inland near the river, this is where the locals go. It's cozy, no-frills, and serves massive portions. If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast sandwich or a traditional plate of eggs and bacon that won't break the bank, this is th...
Meldgie's Rivers Edge Cafe
If you aren't looking for a full sit-down meal, Fuel offers some of the best artisanal coffee in town paired with high-quality pastries and light breakfast fare. It’s eco-friendly and has a very chill, surf-inspired aesthetic.
Fuel Coffee Bar
For a "treat yourself" morning, head to the rooftop at The Break. It offers a more refined, cooked-to-order breakfast menu with stunning views of the coastline. It’s a bit pricier but worth it for the scenery.
The Break Hotel
A hidden gem for true coffee nerds. This is where you go if you want a perfectly pulled shot of espresso or a flat white that actually looks like art.
• The Coffee: Very high-quality beans and a meticulous brewing process.
• Hours: Note that they usu...
The Coffee Guy
If you want the quintessential Rhode Island experience, this is it. It’s fast-paced and reliable.
• The Coffee: They offer a huge variety of iced flavors like Peanut Butter Banana Milkshake and Tiramisu.
• The Food: You can't leave without a bagel—they have over 20 flavors and specialty cream cheeses like Maple Walnut or Bacon & Chive.
Coffee 'N Bagel Connection
Located near the Pier, this spot is visually stunning and doubles as a boutique market.
• The Coffee: They focus on simple, thoughtfully sourced roasts. It's the best place for a quiet, sophisticated cup of coffee away from the beach traffic.
Queen of Cups
Located in Wakefield Rhode Island. Views are worth going. Grab a coffee and watch all the boats come to doc
Java Madness