Newport

Oceanfront restaurant in the Castle Hill Inn & Resort offers exceptional dining in a striking setting. — Gayot

The White Horse is known for its beef Wellington and wine list. — Fodor's

Fluke's Scandinavian-inspired dining room offers an accomplished seafood menu. — Lonely Planet

This place keeps it simple. Burgers, dogs, falafel. House-ground beef, canned beer, and boxed wine. The Mickey D is my favorite, with a tall boy PBR. — Condé Nast Traveler

The secret's out on this cute and well-run café on Broadway, which elevates diner-style food to an experience not to be missed. — Frommer's

Lively Broadway restaurant hits the sweet spot with local ingredients and creative preparations of familiar favorites. — Gayot

Head to this big, bustling Newport Wharf restaurant for lunch before visiting the museum and library just a few blocks away. — goop

This spotlessly-clean old-school joint slings hash, eggs and grease for cheap. — Lonely Planet

Located on bustling Bannister’s Wharf, this popular seaside restaurant offers casual dining by the water or in the nautically inspired tavern, or finer dining in the Commodore's Room. — Where

Expect perfectly battered fish tacos, a Mexican-infused kale salad, and avocado fries, which probably shouldn’t be missed. — goop

Regional variations on French cuisine are the focus at this upscale yet laid-back establishment inside a gambrel-roof 1785 Colonial. — Fodor's

Ostensibly a seafood and steak house with a French bistro-inspired menu, the cuisine has more of a farm-to-table style, featuring top-of-the-line ingredients stylishly prepared. — Frommer's