Persimmon Restaurant

Campus Fine Wines is an owner-operated shop specializing in organic, natural, and small-production wines, beers, and spirits at prices that range from everyday to special occasion. It has been a landmark in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence since 1974, located just a few blocks beyond the campus of Brown University. Other items and services are available, such as corkscrews, flasks, shakers, gift cards, complimentary wrapping, and delivery. Campus Fine Wines hosts free in-store wine tastings on Fridays, 5-8pm, and beer tastings every Saturday, 3-6pm. Campus Fine Wines is an owner-operated shop specializing in organic, natural, and small-production wines, beers, and spirits at prices that range from everyday to special occasion. It has been a landmark in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence since 1974, located just a few blocks beyond the campus of Brown University. Other items and services are available, such as corkscrews, flasks, shakers, gift cards, complimentary wrapping, and delivery. Campus Fine Wines hosts free in-store wine tastings on Fridays, 5-8pm, and beer tastings every Saturday, 3-6pm.

Industrial meets nautical at our Hilton Garden Inn Providence Waterfront. As the only waterfront hotel in the Providence area, we offer rooms with stunning harbor views as well as convenience to water activities. Located on the trendy East Side of the city, you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options on Wickenden Street, which is within walking distance of our property. We also offer a complimentary shuttle to downtown and surrounding areas. Industrial meets nautical at our Hilton Garden Inn Providence Waterfront. As the only waterfront hotel in the Providence area, we offer rooms with stunning harbor views as well as convenience to water activities. Located on the trendy East Side of the city, you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options on Wickenden Street, which is within walking distance of our property. We also offer a complimentary shuttle to downtown and surrounding areas.

The Museum at the John Brown House, a Rhode Island Historical Society museum, shares the story of Rhode Island and the World to 1860 in a National Historic Landmark that John Quincy Adams once called “the most magnificent and elegant private mansion that I have ever seen on this continent.”Visitors will explore a global story through a local lens in a series of galleries pairing world-class collections and award-winning scholarship. Each room is crafted by working with authors who are among the nation’s best scholars, with topics including the establishment of colonial RI, the state’s role in the business of enslavement, and its earliest endeavors in the China Trade. The Museum at the John Brown House, a Rhode Island Historical Society museum, shares the story of Rhode Island and the World to 1860 in a National Historic Landmark that John Quincy Adams once called “the most magnificent and elegant private mansion that I have ever seen on this continent.”Visitors will explore a global story through a local lens in a series of galleries pairing world-class collections and award-winning scholarship. Each room is crafted by working with authors who are among the nation’s best scholars, with topics including the establishment of colonial RI, the state’s role in the business of enslavement, and its earliest endeavors in the China Trade.

Indulge in a true Rhode Island experience at the Narragansett Taproom. A local favorite since 1890, Narragansett is celebrating the Summer of Soccer with limited-time promotions throughout the World Cup.Visiting fans can enjoy the Out-of-Town Welcome Package, featuring a commemorative pint glass and the famous "Hi, Neighbor!" bumper sticker with the purchase of a beer. Simply show an international passport or an out-of-state ID from outside New England.Hungry fans can also try the 'Gansett Surf & Turf, a Rhode Island-style combo of a hot dog and a stuffie, the local favorite made with stuffed quahogs. This authentic Rhode Island food experience will be offered for the duration of the tournament.From hometown flavors to neighborly hospitality, the Taproom is bringing people together all tournament long with great beer, local food, and genuine Rhode Island hospitality. Indulge in a true Rhode Island experience at the Narragansett Taproom. A local favorite since 1890, Narragansett is celebrating the Summer of Soccer with limited-time promotions throughout the World Cup.Visiting fans can enjoy the Out-of-Town Welcome Package, featuring a commemorative pint glass and the famous "Hi, Neighbor!" bumper sticker with the purchase of a beer. Simply show an international passport or an out-of-state ID from outside New England.Hungry fans can also try the 'Gansett Surf & Turf, a Rhode Island-style combo of a hot dog and a stuffie, the local favorite made with stuffed quahogs. This authentic Rhode Island food experience will be offered for the duration of the tournament.From hometown flavors to neighborly hospitality, the Taproom is bringing people together all tournament long with great beer, local food, and genuine Rhode Island hospitality.