Cronenberg looking stuff. Nice.

It's what I grew up with. Depending on where OP is from, I actually had to hunt down Greek style pizza here compared to the much better options that exist.

Pizza Marvin is solid but a wee bit fancy for my day to day pizza. Not My Daddy's right over the line in the bucket was my go to

Guy bad mouthing New England Greek style over here. Joking aside, and if you don't mind the drive, Zorbas in No. Pro is a home run for Greek style. Pretty much reminds me of the stuff I grew up with in the South Shore.

No. Everything in RI is incorporated. Your options in New England are very limited

I was against it when it was for baseball, I'm gonna be against it when it's for soccer. They were other avenues in which public financing should have been funneled to.

Excited. Rolfe Square has some real potential as a destination for people.

I went there for the first time since Covid about a week and a half ago to park for a P Bruins game (it was a Saturday) and I was actually shocked how busy it was. I can't vouch for how many people were shopping or just moving through but there was a bunch of people.

Nothing wrong with going out on St. Paddy's, just don't be an asshole drinker and make everyone else's day miserable. If you feel like a drive, Lops in Woonsocket opens at 10 am.

Do they just keep these articles in MS word and just update every decade? Feel like the exact same thing was written during the 4 Loko run.

I find it more funny that I was at a townie bar last night in Cranston and accidently met the owner of Pontiac Tap

Shocked the Abbey is on the list.

Seems to be having an uptick. Used to park on Friendship a bunch when I had to go into downtown, last time I attempted there was probably three parked cars in a row with smashed windows and a whole lot of additional spots with glass in them. Needless to say, I did not park there.

Basically street park. If you don't mind walking a bit and chancing the occasional ticket, there's some good areas around Roger Wheeler, especially if you are showing up at 6 am.

Sure, if he's got coin to afford nearby it'll defiantly make life a wee bit easier but even when I was schlepping in all of 2 miles from Hope/Oakhill, it's still an additional pain in the ass in an already long day.

You should do a search, this is a popular subject. Trains not terrible but it's gonna get tiring real fast, especially if you have to pay for parking. Driving will suck, especially if you go all the way into the city. If you do rive, park at Quincy Adams to take the T, but then you'll be dealing with the actual trainwreck the T is right now.

TLDR: Hopefully you don't have to go in 5 days a week or your job is paying you an arm and a leg because the commute will get tiring quick.

Wait for the post from OP about his father not understanding the significance of an upside down US flag.

It's where they grew this regions batch of Super Mutants on a modified FEV strain.

They're playing number 16 in the nation Xavier during the 2nd consecutive ranked season and are pretty much a lock for the tournament. PC website isn't selling any because they're sold out. If you want really cheap tickets, go to their games before conference play next season.

Annnnnnnd they're already gone

Nah dag, the Bus lines stop immediately at the Providence border. I, for one, have absolutely never taken a bus off of Reservoir in Cranston and made it into Providence /s

Second I hear "former mayor buys" you automatically know it's gonna be Paulino.

God forbid people give additional options on the bordering locations of a 190k city.

Vatsana in Cranston is great. Baylee, off Oaklawn in Cranston, is also solid.

They'll go to Olneyville once so they can put put a La Lupita post up on Instagram for their foodie friends.