There is nothing quite like a flavorful authentic dish of pasta. To find that in Rhode Island you know to head straight to Little Italy in Providence. Today’s spotlight shines on a nearly century-old Italian restaurant that has been satisfying old world cravings for decades.
Angelo's Civita Farnese Restaurant opened in 1924 and has been a local favorite ever since. Located in historic Federal Hill, this family-friendly restaurant has earned a well-deserved spot amongst the popular dining options in Little Italy.
From ravioli to lasagne, you'll find all of your favorites on the menu. Each dish is pure heaven based on tried and true recipes that have stood the test of time.
Sample the original poor man's dinner of meatballs and french fries brought to the menu during the Depression to help families satisfy their hunger on a strict budget.
Little ones not only love the pasta but the miniature train that runs through the dining room overhead. While waiting for food can sometimes be a drag, this little railroad display makes time fly.
You don't have to take our word for the delicious cuisine at this long-standing spot. Angelo's Civita Farnese Restaurant has been showcased on Food Network's popular show, Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, for two of its sensational dishes, the Braciola, and the meatballs.
Visit this famous restaurant at 141 Atwells Ave., Providence, RI 02903. Learn more by checking out their website or Facebook page.
Have you ever dined at this century-old Italian restaurant? What was your favorite dish? While it’s nice to eat out as often as you’d like when you’re on a budget try the $3 menu at this fun spot.
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