Red Stripe
Red Stripe is an American restaurant in Providence in the United States serving dishes inspired by French brasseries. The place opened in 2005 and expanded in 2018 with private rooms for celebrations and business meals.
An award-winning architect designed the restaurant when it opened its doors nearly two decades ago. The space was later expanded to accommodate larger groups and offer guests more options.
The name Red Stripe nods to American beer culture and matches the easy atmosphere of the place. Many guests gather here for a casual dinner or a drink at the bar, where conversations and laughter fill the room.
The place is on Angell Street and offers both indoor and outdoor seating, popular when the weather is warm. Weekends tend to be busier, while weekdays are calmer and often feature special menu deals at lower prices.
The mussels come in six different preparations and are among the most popular dishes on the menu. Many regulars visit just to try this particular specialty.
Location: Providence
Address: 465 Angell St, Providence, RI 02906
Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 12:00-21:00; Friday-Saturday 12:00-22:00; Sunday 11:00-20:00
Phone: +4014376950
Email: Providence@RedStripeRestaurants.com
Website: https://redstriperestaurants.com
GPS coordinates: 41.82981,-71.38925
Latest update: December 4, 2025 12:47
Providence sits in the northeastern United States and presents itself as a city that has developed over several centuries. The area around Benefit Street preserves colonial wooden houses with narrow windows and steep roofs. The Rhode Island State House stands on a hill with its white marble cladding and a dome visible from several neighborhoods. Brown University spreads across the East Side with brick buildings and open lawns, while the Rhode Island School of Design displays its collections in nearby gallery spaces. Downtown is crossed by two waterways that join shortly before reaching Narragansett Bay. Water Place Park lies along the waterfront with wide walkways and stone bridges. On summer evenings, WaterFire events take place here, with fire basins lit on the water and music echoing across the banks. A gondola service takes visitors across the water between the bridges. The Federal Hill neighborhood rises west of downtown and shows Italian grocery stores, bakeries and restaurants along the main avenue. Roger Williams Park extends to the south with ponds, a zoo and a botanical greenhouse. Thayer Street draws students with cafés, bookshops and small stores.
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