$65 per person, all you can eat, from what I understand.

Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather just order from a place that has been doing this for many years and has perfected it. Simple and quick.

I don't want to scour the internet for recipes, go to the grocery store and buy a whole bunch of ingredients (typically in portion sizes that are way more than you'll ever need), come home and start experimenting and hoping it comes out ok. And regardless of the outcome, I'll either be eating it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner the next day...or throwing it away. Who wants to eat the same thing for days. Waste of time and money.

Not sure if it's the best, but you can get a good one at The Butcher Shop on Elmgrove Ave.

When someone says they're "moving from Philadelphia", it doesn't mean they're "comfortable anywhere in Philadelphia". The OP may even be from the suburbs.

Avoid the area near the hospital. It's the ghetto.

Act responsibly, styvorama. Your hostile response strongly suggests that you do plan to drink and drive.

Uber and Lyft also. But I'd still bet these fools are driving.

There is no reason to drink and drive. Plenty to do in Providence.

There is no reason to drink and drive. Plenty to do in Providence.

touché

You're assuming the quality is the same at all of these places...and it's just a matter of finding the lowest price. I don't think that's the case.

I've never made corned beef so I could be wrong, but I can tell you that there is definitely a difference in the quality of other meats at these stores. Walmart is pretty much the worst. And I wouldn't buy meats at Aldi or Price Rite.

>My buddy put it best:
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>"Trinity Square is great. You can get any thing there. You can get a fifth, you can get a haircut, you can get stabbed, you can get Dunkin. Anything!"

And behind the McDonald's you can get a male prostitute that looks like Louis C.K.

https://goo.gl/maps/9FjR2XRZiEnZdSJ59

There are some really dumb bastards commenting in this thread.

Use an Amazon locker. Whole Foods on Waterman should work for you.

It looks like oil.

Sounds like you're looking for 2018 prices in 2023. Good luck!

It's invasive but I'm glad they do it. I mean, I don't think anyone likes it being done to them but who wouldn't want it done to people you don't know.

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Edited to add: This is why frisking is good. To avoid this:

NEW: Security Guard Stabbed at Providence Club; Emergency Hearing on Saturday

"A security guard has been hospitalized following a stabbing at a Providence club early Saturday morning.

According to Providence Police, there is an emergency Board of Licenses hearing on Saturday regarding the incident.

Police said they were called to VIVIX at 549 Broad Street shortly after 2 AM for a report of a disturbance.

Security told police that a member of security personnel -- a male in his 40s -- had been stabbed during a fight.

The victim was transported to Rhode Island Hospital.

Detectives are currently investigating."

Yeah, got a bottle of Sky Valley recently at Whole Foods.

This has nothing to do with Hartford or Newark.

Walking alone at night in Mt Hope is definitely not a good idea.

And I love how you think you're "in a unique position to set some things straight."

2 months living in Providence.

>You get downvoted because you come off as a basement dwelling fear monger. You post exclusively about crime in a relatively low population subreddit, which makes pvd look dangerous. It is not.

https://www.reddit.com/r/providence/comments/11el39z/moving_to_providence/jahb303/?context=3

You've been here for all of 2 months, and you think it's safe to walk alone at night in Mt Hope.

It's naive people like you that we end up reading about in the news.

>Cue up responses that your pit Bull is sweet—I’m sure they are! But we can’t know that the other pit Bull next door won’t snap at any minute and kill our kid. Enough already.

I'll take it a step further and say that even the ones that are sweet around their owners, they can be vicious around other people.

You got an upvote from me, lightningbolt1987.

Women walk alone on Goddard Street at night. They're called hookers.

>So innocent walkers are regularly victims of crime and it's not being reported by our police or media?

Crimes of opportunity do happen regularly in the rougher (and sometimes not so rough) areas of Providence. Nearly everybody carries a valuable phone.

The media doesn't cover that.

>It wasn't just a stolen car. It was a CARJACKING BY A 13 YEAR OLD!!
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>That's the kind of stuff that goes on in Wanskuck, OP.

Correction: This actually happened in Elmhurst. River Ave & View Street (near Pleasant Valley Parkway). But the kid was caught on Atlas Street in Wanskuck.