Johnston, Rhode Island is a town established in 1759 located about five miles from downtown Providence and about five miles from the apple orchards in Smithfield. Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States, so exploring Rhode… read more
Rhode Island offers an abundance of outdoor activities, from bird-watching on nature trails to boating, hiking and horseback riding on one of the many greenways, not to mention salt- and freshwater fishing. With so much to do, you're bound… read more
Rhode Island has some of the greatest steak houses in the country. After a busy day of hiking, biking and sight seeing through the Blackstone Valley or sporting a kayak along the Blackstone River, a sirloin, T-bone, rib-eye or prime rib awa… read more
With all the choices of skewered, succulent, open-flame grilled beef, chicken, lamb, pork and sausage one can have during a single dinner, a Brazilian restaurant experience ( the "churrascaria de rodizio") can be delightful. The choices are… read more
There may be hundreds of Rhode Island restaurants but only a handful that cater specifically to vegan diners. If you are a Rhode Island vegan or are traveling through Rhode Island, don't feel lost in your quest for food. A number of options… read more
Warwick, Rhode Island has a lot to offer the avid lover of the outdoors. Rhode Island has ample opportunities for boating, water sports, biking and walking tours of Apponaug Village. After a long day of activities, you may want to refuel wi… read more
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