Narragansett restaurants

While technically in South Kingstown, Matunuck Oyster Farm & Bar is a must-visit for seafood enthusiasts. Set on Potter Pond, this award-winning restaurant serves up some of the freshest oysters in the region. Indulge in their raw bar delights or savor their delicious seafood entrees with a farm-to-table and pond-to-plate focus. They also offer educational tours. The restaurant is only 1 mile from our East Matunuck beach rental house. We recommend making your reservations when you book the house or at least six weeks in advance.

629 Succotash Rd., South Kingstown, RI 

Feast on delectable lobster, succulent clams and perfectly cooked fish while enjoying the coastal breeze. The laid-back atmosphere and friendly service make dining here memorable.

175 Succotash Rd., Narragansett, RI

One of the most beautiful settings for a restaurant in Narragansett, the Coast Guard House offers a traditional seafront dining experience with fresh seafood and a great atmosphere on the water. It’s a short drive from all of our houses and can be combined with a day trip to Town Beach and the Pier neighborhood with its shops, ice cream and shoreline walking.

40 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, RI

If you like Guy Fieri, don’t miss this stop! As featured on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," Crazy Burger Cafe & Juice Bar offers everything from vegan to beef to salmon burgers. Great breakfast, too. Located on on Boon Street, this cafe is a perfect foodie stop if you're heading to Town Beach or the Pier Neighborhood for the day.

144 Boon St., Narragansett, RI

Here come the New England classics...clam cakes, chowder, fresh lobster, native steamers, little necks, fish and chips. Cap'n Jack's is located on the Succotash salt marsh and steps from East Matunuck State Beach (and our East Matunuck vacation rental). It's a great spot for families. The adjoining Salt Marsh Pub & Raw Bar is a no frills, friendly local pub experience.

706 Succotash Rd., Narragansett, RI

​Iggy's Doughboys & Chowder House is comfort food perfection. This beloved Narragansett restaurant serves famous doughboys, a local specialty of soft and sweet fried dough. Or enjoy a bowl of classic clam chowder. The casual atmosphere and tasty treats make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.  

970 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, RI 

George's of Galilee is a beloved seafood restaurant offering stunning waterfront views and a menu brimming with fresh catches. Don't miss their famous clam cakes. Bonus: It's just 5 minutes by car from our Sand Hill Cove beach rental house or a straight one mile walk along the beach. 

250 Sand Hill Cove Rd., Narragansett, RI

Head here for authentic Spanish cuisine, including tapas, paellas and sangria.

1144 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, RI 

Colvitto's is where locals go for a slice, a calzone and spinach pie. Colvitto's also serves something called a Mini Pig. Hmmm...

91 Pt. Judith Rd., Narragansett, RI 

Aunt Carrie's serves casual classic New England seafood. But we especially love this seasonal Narragansett restaurant for the desserts. It's our favorite local ice cream shop and less than 1 mile from our Sand Hill Cove rental house. Burn off those extra calories with a stroll to and from Aunt Carrie's!

1240 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, RI

If you're looking for live music, a seaside setting and good food minutes from any of our three area homes, then this is your spot!

210 Salt Pond Rd., Narragansett, RI

Mews began as a small fishermen's tavern and has grown into one of South County's most iconic establishments in the heart of Wakefield village. It serves 69 beers on tap, locally sourced seafood, and classic pub fare. If you're vacationing at our Wakefield home, Mews is just 2 minutes by car or a 15-minute walk—so you can sample as many local microbrews as you like, responsibly! 

456 Main St, South Kingstown, RI

A Wakefield neighborhood joint, Purslane is a cozy, plant-filled gem with a laid-back vibe and a creative menu. It’s a hotspot for inventive cocktails and bites like the kimchi dog, buttermilk fried chicken sando, smash burger and oysters.

318 Main St, South Kingstown, RI 

You can taste the chefs' culinary passion at Duck Press, where the bistro-style menu and eclectic wine list consistently win over diners. The restaurant is known for its perfectly crisp duck confit, standout clam chowder, and house-made pastas. Located in downtown Wakefield.

333 Main St, South Kingstown, RI 

ChopHouse Grille is a South County staple serving local seafood and premium cuts.

3191 Old Tower Hill Rd, Wakefield, RI

Did you know Rhode Island's official state drink is something called "coffee milk"? Unfortunately for coffee connoisseurs, this sweet creamy beverage is made with coffee syrup, not espresso. For real-deal espressos, lattes, iced and hot black cuppas, try these local spots: 

• Java Madness: Coffees, treats, live entertainment. 134 Salt Pond Rd., Wakefield, RI

• Skip’s Cafe: Dockside coffees and treats. 1161 Succotash Rd., Narragansett, RI

• Bagelz of Wakefield: Rhode Island’s only boil and bake bagelry. 90 Pershing Ave., South Kingston, RI

• Bru Coffee Bar: About a one mile walk from our Sand Hill Cove home, near Block Island Ferry. 296 Great Island Rd., Narragansett, RI

• Fuel Coffee Bar: You can’t go by without stopping for one of the 16 daily ice coffee specials. 904 Boston Neck Rd., Narragansett, RI

• Caf Bar: If you're staying at our Wakefield home, stroll into the village for a latte with house-made lavender honey, smoothies, juices, toasts and sandwiches. 396 Main St, South Kingstown, RI ​

• Dunkin’: There are several in Wakefield and Narragansett.