Marcia’s guidebook
Food scene
East Ferry Deli is a favorite for locals and tourists alike. The East Ferry landing to Newport was just across the street until 1969 when the Newport Bridge was finished.
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East Ferry Market & Deli
47 Conanicus AveEast Ferry Deli is a favorite for locals and tourists alike. The East Ferry landing to Newport was just across the street until 1969 when the Newport Bridge was finished.
Tallulah's Taqueria recently opened on Narragansett Ave. Worth checking out if you like Mexican cuisine.
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Tallulah's Taqueria
10 Ives StTallulah's Taqueria recently opened on Narragansett Ave. Worth checking out if you like Mexican cuisine.
Slice of Heaven has great coffee, breakfast and lunch and amazing muffins and cakes.
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Slice of Heaven
32 Narragansett AveSlice of Heaven has great coffee, breakfast and lunch and amazing muffins and cakes.
Zeke's is by the creek on one of the two ways into town. There is a great variety of very fresh swordfish, tuna, blackfish and amazing smoked salmon!
Zeek's Creek Bait & Tackle Inc
194 North RdZeke's is by the creek on one of the two ways into town. There is a great variety of very fresh swordfish, tuna, blackfish and amazing smoked salmon!
McQuade's Marketplace
6 Clarke StOur local grocery store.
Coast Guard House
40 Ocean RdSightseeing
Beavertail not only has the historic Lighthouse but has wonderful walking trails that lead you around the peninsula through paths atop the rocky coves and through wooded areas. Along the paths you'll see wild roses, apple blossoms, honeysuckle in spring. Mid to late September, Beavertail hosts hundreds of Monarchs on their annual migration.
There is a family of Osprey that has nested on an antennae tower and you will frequently hear them and be able to watch them fish.
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Parc d'État de Beavertail
Beavertail RoadBeavertail not only has the historic Lighthouse but has wonderful walking trails that lead you around the peninsula through paths atop the rocky coves and through wooded areas. Along the paths you'll see wild roses, apple blossoms, honeysuckle in spring. Mid to late September, Beavertail hosts hundreds of Monarchs on their annual migration.
There is a family of Osprey that has nested on an antennae tower and you will frequently hear them and be able to watch them fish.
Ocean Drive Historic District