South County Restaurants
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1. Aunt Carrie's
$$$ | |Family owned and operated for four generations, this iconic Point Judith indoor-outdoor dining spot has been a must for Rhode Islanders every summer since it opened in 1920. Its peerless, waterside location and unpretentious atmosphere are the main draws, along with favorites like steamers, fish-and-chips, and namesake Carrie Cooper's clam cakes, still made using the original recipe.
1240 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, USA401-783–7930Known For
- Complete shore dinners
- Delicious pies based on Carrie Cooper's recipes
- Picnic tables and an ice-cream stand across the street
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Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–Mar., Reservations not accepted -
2. Coast Guard House
$$$ | |Built in 1888 as a U.S. Life-Saving Service Station, this restaurant has been nearly destroyed twice by storms—by Hurricane Bob in 1991 and Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Regardless, the dining area has spectacular views of the ocean, the roof deck is a great hangout (try the frozen Dark 'n Stormy cocktail), and the patio is about as close to the sea as you could be without getting wet.
40 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, USA401-789–0700Known For
- Raw bar and local seafood
- Alfresco drinks and dining on the deck
- Stunning view of Rhode Island Sound
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
3. George's of Galilee
$$$ | |Owned by the same family since 1948, this local landmark near Salty Brine State Beach has its own private patch of sand and beach blanket service in the summertime, along with a lively tiki bar. Try traditional Rhode Island favorites, including calamari, clam cakes, and "stuffies" (stuffed quahogs), as well as raw bar treats like oyster shooters. Get your fried or broiled seafood from the walk-up window, too. George's buys seafood directly from fishermen in Galilee, so this is also your place to sample sustainable local fish.
250 Sand Hill Cove Rd., Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, USA401-783–2306Known For
- Alfresco dining with spectacular waterfront views
- Summertime takeout clam shack and beach service
- Fish bowl cocktails
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Rate Includes: Reservations not accepted -
4. Matunuck Oyster Bar
$$$ | |Shuckers are hard at work at the raw bar in this awesome waterside restaurant, an offshoot of the nearby Matunuck Oyster Farm. This year-round business committed to serving fresh, local produce, along with farm-raised and wild-caught seafood, draws a crowd—snag an outside table if you can. Take a 60-minute tour of the Potter Pond oyster farm, offered several times during the summer.
629 Succotash Rd., South Kingstown, Rhode Island, 02879, USA401-783–4202-ext. 1Known For
- Alfresco dining at sunset
- Mainly seafood menu but a handful of other choices
- Raw oysters raised right here are sweet, on the smaller side, and beginner-friendly
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Rate Includes: Reservations not accepted -
5. Evie's
$$ | |This restaurant defies its strip mall location with a bright interior design soaked in natural light and a high-fenced courtyard for warm-weather dining. Coast-inspired comfort food like fish and chips occupies the menu alongside fish tacos, short-rib grilled cheese, and a savory salmon gyro; oysters—on the half-shell or Rockefeller—are harvested in nearby Watch Hill.
224 Post Rd., Westerly, Rhode Island, 02891, USA401-388--4201Known For
- Good selection of local beers on draft
- Cocktails with house-made infusions
- More than a dozen wines by the glass
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6. Tavern by the Sea
$$ | |Lunch or dinner on the deck or patio at this Wickford restaurant is an essential part of a visit to North Kingstown's most scenic village. Watch fish swim and ducks paddle into the cove as you dine on Greek-inspired pizzas and sandwiches, salads and seafood entrees, or shared plates of mussels, calamari served Rhode Island or Asian-style, and stuffed Quahog clams. In a town that's sometimes a little too quiet at night, the tavern's patio bar is one of the better places to grab a drink and some local gossip.
16 West Main St., North Kingstown, Rhode Island, 02852, USA401-294--5771Known For
- Waterfront dining
- Excellent gyros and souvlaki
- Outdoor bar
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Nov.-Apr. -
7. Trio
$$ | |Close to Narragansett Town Beach, this welcoming place emphasizes seafood, classic comfort food favorites like shaved steak sandwiches and shepherd's pie, and artisanal pizzas. The festive patio is where you'll want to be on a bright day, sipping summer flavors like watermelon, cucumber, and peach mixed into refreshingly creative cocktails.
15 Kingstown Rd., Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, USA401-792–4333Known For
- Easy, free parking
- More than 20 wines by the glass
- Patio dining in summer
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Rate Includes: No lunch weekdays
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