Food lovers looking for a culinary adventure don’t have to travel far. Thanks to the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, the Blackstone Valley International Food Trail offers a delicious opportunity to explore global flavors throughout the region—and East Providence proudly plays a major role in the journey.
The trail celebrates the rich cultural heritage found throughout the Blackstone Valley, a region historically known as the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. Today, that same spirit of innovation and opportunity continues through the people and cultures that have made the Valley their home, bringing culinary traditions from around the world with them.
A Global Culinary Experience Close to Home
The Blackstone Valley International Food Trail features 80+ restaurants, breweries, orchards, and food destinations where visitors can discover dishes that expand their palate in the most flavorful way. Guests are invited to sample authentic and affordable offerings representing more than 40 countries, all within a short drive, walk, or bike ride across the Valley’s ten cities and towns.
While East Providence proudly hosts many of the featured stops, the real magic of the trail comes from exploring the entire region—discovering hidden gems, family-owned restaurants, and unique culinary traditions throughout the Valley.
East Providence: A Delicious Stop Along the Way
Here in East Providence, we’re proud that 15 local restaurants are featured along the trail—showcasing the diversity and quality of our city’s dining scene.
The East Providence stops include Madeira Restaurant, Ponto Um Brazilian Takeout, Khaosan Thai Street Food, Italian Corner Deli Market, Ebisu, Taste of Island, Yama Fuji II, Chong Qing House, Incred-A-Bowl, NAVAD Bakery, Sun and Moon Korean Restaurant, The Rhody Hen Cafe, Rosa’s Tavern, Minas Café Steakhouse and O Dinis Restaurant. Each of these establishments offers a taste of culture and tradition, bringing flavors from across the globe right to our local community.
Pick Up Your Food Trail Guide
To help plan your culinary journey, Blackstone Valley International Food Trail Guides and Passports are available at many participating establishments, as well as local tourism information centers and kiosks throughout the region.
Digital versions are also available online, making it easy to map out your next food adventure.
Bring your guide or passport along as you explore the many communities that make up the Blackstone Valley, where you’ll discover food festivals, unique dining experiences, and cultural celebrations throughout the year.
Start Here… Then Explore the Valley
At EastProv Hospitality, we’re proud to celebrate the restaurants that make our community such a vibrant destination for food lovers. With 15 stops right here in East Providence, our city is a wonderful place to begin your journey—but the full experience comes from continuing along the trail and exploring the entire Blackstone Valley that includes Burrillville, Glocester, Smithfield, North Smithfield, Woonsocket, Cumberland, Lincoln, Central Falls, Pawtucket and East Providence.
From neighborhood cafés and international bakeries to family-run restaurants and local favorites, every stop tells part of the story of the people and cultures that shape this remarkable region.
We look forward to seeing you along the way as we explore the Blackstone Valley International Food Trail together.
Bon appétit—and happy exploring!
