By: Liam Cooney | Staff Writer Miley dining has never been perfect: I’ll admit, some of the food presented to us can be old, sort of moldy in appearance, or just too strange-looking to give a try. I will say, however, I have found options that I do really enjoy and tend to stick to. One of the biggest boostsRead More

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff Writer Green ivy cascades down the rustic brick wall, inviting a line of famished customers into the homey atmosphere of Cru Cafe, nestled behind an antique car museum off Bellevue Avenue. Laminated photographs of Newport tourist attractions dot wooden picnic tables signifying customers dining in. Framed clippings of local newspapers, captured moments of sailors onRead More

By: Lindsay Martin | Staff-Writer The Broadway district of Newport is host to an array of shops and restaurants, modest spots that attract tourists and residents alike. One such place, The Corner Café, is situated appropriately on the corner of Broadway and Collins Street, right beside the Newport Police Department. It may seem like an easy-to-miss spot at first, butRead More

By: Maggie Johnston | Guest Writer The aromas of Peruvian, French, Ethiopian, and even Aquidneck blends of coffee are noticeably fragrant before even entering Harvest Newport and The Coffee Guy, where Thames Street meets Carroll Avenue. Harvest Newport, otherwise known as Harvest Market, greets customers with their friendliest foot forward. During mornings, their orange chickens saunter around Harvest’s lot spaceRead More

By: Clare Daly | Assistant Editor On Newport’s lower Thames Street, a bright white awning covers a small ground floor building from the elements. Upon entering Drift Café, bright neon signs and hand-lettered menu boards can catch even the least observant customer’s eye. In the window, four square tables, a tall counter, and two bohemian swings suspended from the ceilingRead More