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Restaurant News That Will Make Your Mouth Water

Makeovers, management changes & new locations

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Remember Marley’s on the Beach in Warwick? Well, while they’ve kept the name we’ve all come to know, thanks to the transformative efforts of Spike TV’s Bar Rescue it’s under gone a major overhaul. Bar Rescue features world-renowned food and drink industry consultant Jon Taffer, who has in his career flipped or owned over 800 nightclubs and bar establishments. A hulking man with jet black hair, Taffer exudes the authority and know-how to kick failing establishments from the depths of bankruptcy despair to the models of profitable success, with the help of updated industry technology and experienced chefs and mixologists. With new food items like Grilled Swordfish Kebobs and specialty cocktails like The Beachcomber, which features Smirnoff Watermelon, blue Curacao, cranberry and lime juice, with an orange garnish, it seems “out with the old and in with the new” is just what this place needed. Episode airs Sept. 15.

Rocco’s Pub and Grub, the small jewel of a pub, is also enjoying a bit of a change now, with new Chef Matt and Bar Manager Bruce Livingston, who are sure to bring an innovative twist to the loved pub. And while no mention of menu changes are in the works, surprises are sure to be just around the corner.

Quench Your Thirst
Some say that change is good, but new is better. Nay & Poppy is a new operation that seeks to promote healthy living through its locally made, organic, vegan artisan teas. With tea names like Hibiscus Sunshine, a fruity flavored tea boasting ingredients like hibiscus, rosehips, orange peel, lemongrass, rose petals and spearmint it’s not hard to see how this bunch is popular among tea lovers and newbies alike. They even feature a tea for expectant moms, cleverly named Juicy Goddess, that uses raspberry leaf, alfalfa leaf and fenugreek, packed with vitamins, to promote milk production and anti-inflammatory properties. Items can be found on their website or currently at the Garden Grill Café.

Though, if good old fashion ale and pub style food is more what you’re looking for, check out Doherty’s Ale House’s new location in Warwick. Kick back and enjoy some of the 124 beers on tap, while chowing down on their award-winning Fish & Chips, or the succulent Bourbon Peach Bacon Wrapped Pork Chops, a delicious concoction of applewood smoked pork loin topped with a bourbon peace glaze and sweet potato mash, wrapped in jalapeno bacon. Is your mouth watering yet?

One The Menu, Jazz it Up, Change of Scene, Marley's on the Beach, Rocco's Pub and Grub, Nay & Poppy, Garden Grill Cafe, Doeherty's Ale House's, Food and Drink, Re-Models, RI, East Side Monthly, Providence-Monthly

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