Where to go & What to do
22 Bowens Wharf
This place is very special for many reasons but if you want to have the best cut dry aged delmonico, Ny strip, filet mignon, ribeye, you should treat yourself to a fancy dinner with reservations ahead of time. Or if you’re looking for a more casual experience check them out during their lunch hours and watch the sailboats come in and out of the wharf as they take passengers on harbor cruises.
Amazing Grace Harbor Tours
If you’re able to go out on the harbor and hear about our seaside town, the Amazing Grace is located right next to The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar.
Bannister's Wharf
Great place for shops and more restaurants and bars to check out!
Bar 'Cino
Enjoy a negroni and ignore that gluten free diet if you’re able to…
Benjamin's
If you never heard of the Grand Marnier Club, step in for an Oh No Mimosa, cheap raw bar deals on Tuesdays, late night menu, and a great spot for nursing a hangover for brunch the next morning. Several floors, each with a different vibe, which changes the longer the day gets.
The Black Pearl
A local favorite and Newport staple, although we’re a bit biased on who has the best chowdah…
The Breakers
A Gilded Age mansion built between 1893 and 1895 as a summer residence for Cornelius Vanderbilt II, a member of the wealthy Vanderbilt family
Caleb & Broad
The name Caleb & Broad originated from the two streets that intersect in front of the restaurant: Caleb Earl Street & Broadway. “Choices are eclectic and highlight the 'funky and fun' vibe” - Newport Mercury
Cardines Field
It is believed to be one of the oldest ballparks in the United States and has been called "a small urban gem of a ballpark".
Clarke Cooke House
Whether you’re ordering some Summer Sushi in the Candy Store, or a Snowball in Hell while enjoying the history of this city on the walls, or dancing late night in the Boom Boom Room… there’s really something for everyone at the CCH.
Cliff Walk
Go online and look at the map. Or even YouTube to get a good idea of this beautiful walk. It’s 3.5 miles from one end to the other. Don’t feel like you have to do it all, as there are parts of the path that can get tricky, but never impossible. My recommendation is to go early in the morning before it gets too crowded. And find a local to ask for the best place to start and park!
Coffee Grinder Newport
The Coffee Grinder remains a perfect place to start your day, or after a long day of sightseeing for your afternoon coffee, tea, or our famous frozen drinks. Relax at our outdoor patio and take in the sights. Or stop by for espresso and a sweet after a night on the town. Authentic Italian espresso drinks are prepared here the proper way. Also served are a variety of light food items, including fresh bagels, muffins and pastries.
Diego's
There are several Diego spots now but this is the OG. Grab some tuna tacos and a Santa Baya Margarita. Or not. But you’ll wonder what you’ve missed if you don’t.
Easton's Beach
Aka First Beach. Newport’s Beach before Newport ends and becomes Middletown, where if you keep driving by staying close to the right, you’ll continue to Second Beach and even Third Beach.
The Fastnet Pub
An Irish bar that’s great for groups, running into old friends, watch some rugby games or play ping pong in the back. Darts and pool of course, and if you get a chance, head down on Monday nights for live blues music aka Blue Mondays!
Fort Adams State Park
A former US Army Post established 7/4/1799, named for President John Adams, who was President at the time and its first commander was Captain John Henry who was later instrumental in starting the War of 1812. Today there are tours held but most notably where the Newport Jazz and Newport Folk Festivals are held each summer.
Giusto
La Vecina Taqueria
The Lawn at Castle Hill Inn
Marble House
Midtown Oyster Bar
The Mooring Seafood Kitchen & Bar
Newport Art Museum
Newport Blues Café
Newport Vineyards
Newport Wine Cellar & Gourmet
O'Brien's Pub
One Pelham East
Perro Salado
The Reef
Rejects beer co.
Rosecliff
Pasta Beach Newport
Pineapple Sailing Private Charters & Cruises
Captain Steve and Béchamel Brownell
Second Beach
Sightsailing of Newport
Smoke House
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church : Newport
Stoneacre Brasserie
