Sitting on the south shore of Rhode Island, the town of Westerly is a quiet residential community in the winter, swelling in the summer to accommodate tourists eager to explore the local beaches, Narragansett Bay and the Rhode Island Sound. Just over the border from Connecticut, Westerly is conveniently located to the Aquarium at Mystic, as well as the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Casinos. Nearby, the picturesque village of Watch Hill features ocean views, ice cream shops, and craft boutiques.
Things to do in Westerly
4.5 based on 131 reviews
Mia's Cafe is located on the Pawcatuck river in the beautiful Westerly- Pawcatuck Community. Breakfast every day 7 am- 2 pm Lunch every day at 11 am Dinner hours are seasonal- we are always serving dinner Friday & Saturday's. Full Bar always available- Craft Beers, Cocktails and Wine. Hand crafted baked goods from Scones, Muffins & Cornbread to freshly baked bread and yummy Desserts! Daily specials for all meal periods. Steaks, Fresh Local Seafood, Pasta and Gluten free pasta, Vegetarian, Create your own Burgers! Take Out or catering trays always available. FREE Parking behind our building, safe and clean parking on Coggswell Street.
Stumbled upon Mia's when trying to find a casual lunch spot in Westland on Sunday afternoon. We enjoyed our meal. The waitress was very friendly and pleasant and it is a comfortable and basic spot in cental Westerly. Everything we had was good, the the...MoreHello! Thank you for your review, I appreciate it.We hope to see you back soon. Cheers, Mia
4.5 based on 411 reviews
I met a friend for breakfast at the Cooked Goose this week and had one of the best breakfast meals I have had in a long time. Delicious fresh food prepared beautifully!
We talked for two hours and were not rushed, the coffee kept coming and it was a very nice experience. The best eggs Benedict that I have ever had.
4.5 based on 699 reviews
We decided to try this local spot off-season. It has “no reservation”
dining. It was happily crowded and lively - with friendly greetings and encouraging words to “get a drink and sit on the porch or wherever you like!” We chatted with other patrons and loved looking at the hallway nautical prints and artwork.
We received a text that our table was ready. Our waitress was polite, perky and efficient. Our lobster bisque arrived quickly and we enjoyed it as well as our choices for dinner: sea scallops and salmon entrees. Both were perfect in presentation and taste.
Our drinks were refilled - we had no room for dessert - but they looked yummy.
We are keeping our boat in this adjacent boatyard - so we will be back!
Do try this waterside watering hole- but don’t come if you are watching the clock- it is most enjoyable when you can take in the atmosphere and local friendly chatting that enhances your visit!
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Established in 2012. Located in theOold Higgin's Building, the creamery gently updates the flair of a 1950's ice-cream shoppe to 2012. Mel's Downtown Creamery offers a wide variety of sweet treats. Whether it's a special occasions a night out with the family, or you just want to sit and relax with friends, come see Melanie, Dennis, and their smiling staff.
Mel’s was another accidental find during a recent visit to Rhode Island. I really liked the chrome and leatherette, 1950s diner look not to mention the (literally) dozens of ice cream, sorbet and frozen yoghurt flavours available. The only thing missing was a rock n roll jukebox. We tried ‘maple walnut’ and ‘chocolate’ ice creams and both were really good.
4 based on 84 reviews
Classis sandwich shop that's been a mainstay in Watch Hill for generations. The lobster roll is crammed with fresh lobster and the RI calm chowder is the best in southern New England. The real draw however is their ice cream which is made every day right on the premises. Peach ice cream made with fresh peachs, coffee oreo cookie and chocolate peanut butter cup are just some of the choices which change regularly. It is not to be missed!!
Located very close to the historic Watch Hill carousel, this family business has been in Watch Hill since 1887. Now being managed by James, the fourth generation, to run this very informal local business.
On one side of this establishment is the notable ice cream bar featuring homemade ice creams in a wide variety of flavors. This seems to be a favorite of customers. In the short time we were there, the line was steady with lots of happy ice cream eaters enjoying everything from soft serve with coatings, cones and sundaes.
On the wall of the other side of this establishment is a blackboard menu with a large selection of items including New England and Rhode Island chowders, lobster rolls, sandwiches, hamburgers, and hot dogs. Also open for breakfast, the new menu slides down over the lunch menu at appropriate times.
Out door and indoor tables. Informal service. A great place to hang.
5 based on 32 reviews
We are visiting the area and after getting coffee at another coffee shop and were disappointed we found this gem. I ran in and got a Carmel latte for my boyfriend and a peanut butter cup latte for myself. Both were delicious!! Staff was very friendly as well! They topped my latte with whipped cream chocolate sauce and Reeses pieces which I thought was cool! Will definetly be back when visiting again!!
4.5 based on 386 reviews
An adorable little restaurant in the Stonington borough with great breakfast. We both got the blueberry pancakes and they were excellent! Not only were the virtually the size of hub caps, but they were fairly priced as well, a nice surprise. Will be back!
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Took my daughters out for lunch. We had the grilled cheese and meatball sandwiches on their fantastic pretzels. Our sandwiches were hot and tasty. Sandwiches are served with chips of your choice. Even on a midweek day, there were quite a few patrons for lunch. Our server was courteous. Wished he checked in with us a bit more (needed another beverage LOL). But overall a nice lunch.
4.5 based on 247 reviews
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Having been to Ella's at least 25 times, I write this review with some knowledge of the menu and food. Ella's is a spot that you compare everything to: "Is this new restaurant as good as Ella's?" I always ask myself. Most times, the answer is "No." Their menu is just about the perfect blend of fish/meat/veggie choices with excellent appetizers and amazing desserts. Although I do have my favorites (Calamari for my appetizer ... and a friend loves the Momma's Chicken) I am generally a fish lover, so their salmon is fantastic as well as their scallops. The dessert menu is always excellent and varied ... from root beer floats to cheesecake or carrot cake, if you are lucky. Although it may be a bit more expensive than other restaurants in the area, it is totally worth the price. Go. You will not regret one mouthful.
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Fresh affordable seafood served with a smile at Misquamicut Beach. Open April through Labor Day. Winner "Best Seafood" Westerly Sun reader's poll 12 straight years!
We tried Two Little Fish on a Friday evening . We were surprised to see a person directing traffic at a beach shack - then we realized why it was so popular!
There was a bit of a line when we arrived, but we were treated to popcorn while we waited. The wait was well worth it, as the fried fish and clams were top notch. Everyone in our party enjoyed their order.
We felt that the prices were fair and would not hesitate to return.
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