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Try Honeybird, part of the Avenue N family

Schastea on Broadway sounds like exactly what you’re looking for!

That’s the guy whose POS was rounding up peoples bills by .02 .03 cents and pocketing it. He can afford the space and his coffee should be 1/2 price.

We sent a guy out to measure it. He hasn’t come back so, uh, thin?

Not Providence but I recently went to the Brewed Awakenings on Bald Hill Road for the first time and was shocked at how much space and seating they had inside

edit: I still recommend the space but don’t buy anything there, see comment below

I didn't say there's a problem, merely that I'm concerned

Pho Horn on the Providence/Pawtucket line always hits the spot in this weather. It's affordable and medicinal. O Dinis in E. Providence has great Portuguese food. Sun and Moon, also in EP, has yummy Korean food. All of these places have nice menus and would make a great Sunday supper.

Good bot. Very interesting

New Harvest

I would say Coffee exchange because there’s wifi and a second floor that’s quiet and good for getting work done.

Seven stars is great, but doesn’t have WiFi just a heads up

White electric

Ebisu

even portland was more walkable than here. but if the super north isn’t your cup of tea (and you don’t have a pre-existing sports rivalry to not move there) philly is what you’re looking for.

Which walkable east coast cities do you speak of ? :)

coming from living in several actually walkable east coast cities, this place is only somewhat more walkable than miami. insomuch as they both have sidewalks.

Possibly..I've always concentrated better in cafes, but I haven't really been to the Brown libraries yet

Thanks! Trying it out tomorrow

No, it’s very small.

Excellent I'll try those, thank you!

Thanks! Is there a lot of seating in The Shop? Hard to tell from pictures on google

Is the library worth considering?