Queen_Axeline
Queen_Axeline t1_j1r1kzg wrote
Reply to comment by jeanclaudevandamnnnn in Is Pawtucket the new up and coming area outside of Providence? by jeanclaudevandamnnnn
It's fully possibly to achieve what you want without evicting or financially debilitating 2-3 families, but okay do you.
Queen_Axeline t1_j1p3r9b wrote
Reply to comment by jeanclaudevandamnnnn in Is Pawtucket the new up and coming area outside of Providence? by jeanclaudevandamnnnn
Please don't do that right now. The prices are astronomical and you will have no choice but to evict the current families who live there or double their rent to support your inflated mortgage (thus forcing them out). Most multifamily renters are FAMILIES. The cost of renting a 3 bedroom in Providence has gone from roughly $1200 to roughly $2400 in less than a decade and I assure you most of our salaries did not double. Furthermore these houses are all about 100 years old, loaded with lead and asbestos and need a ton of work. Whatever price you're looking at...add 80K.
Queen_Axeline t1_j0purnb wrote
Reply to Roti spot? by boop-snoot-boogie
The Guyanese roti at Pan a Day is closest to authentic TnT roti I've ever found in New England. Guyana is technically South America but culturally they're more Caribbean than Latin American. Camilla cooks all the good stuff, roti is on Tues/Thurs I think but they've always got good curry, jerk chicken, oxtail etc. The Large plate is like 20 bucks but she loads those plates up. You can feed 3 ppl with a large if you get some sides like Beef Patty or empanadas. Check it out you won't be disappointed!
Queen_Axeline t1_izglz31 wrote
There's probably more to that story.
Queen_Axeline t1_iyl6qr7 wrote
Reply to comment by BOKEH_BALLS in Any good soul food spots or good food in general in Providence? Are there any low-cost activities that you recommend as well? by lovesocialmedia
Right? Ain't no kin of mine serving naked ass grits...😂
Queen_Axeline t1_iyl6m3y wrote
Reply to Any good soul food spots or good food in general in Providence? Are there any low-cost activities that you recommend as well? by lovesocialmedia
Food for the Soul is the best soul food in town. GeeGees and Kin are okay but the portions are small the prices are high, and the food is lightly seasoned to appeal to the suburbanites who wear Tom's canvas shoes.
If you want the real deal, served in a Styrofoam to go box with a free slice of homemade cake and the familiar ambiance of Gospel music played from a cassette deck you should check out FFTS.
You can trust my judgment. I've got hot sauce in my bag swag.
Queen_Axeline t1_jcly3vl wrote
Reply to Best strange shops for gifts? by Jpabloz_art
Came here to say Hungry Ghost but I see someone beat me to it 😅