Washington Restaurants

As always, the Coast Guard House lived up to its excellent reputation for outstanding food, service, and friendliness. The menu options and wine choices are also excellent. Very highly recommended. It also happens to be a very historic building that was repurposed very appropriately into the excellent restaurant that it is and continues to be.

Great food and Service. Although we (table of 5) were initially the only ones in the restaurant on Sunday when it opened for lunch the dining room started to fill up quickly. Our server was helpful and appropriately attentive. We ordered the buffalo cauliflower bites which came out hot and crispy in a light batter followed by a few burgers, cod sandwich, salads and soups. It was all cooked as we had requested, fries were crispy and everything but the soup was very good. The French onion soup was ok but not too exciting. I’d skip it next time. Our server suggested the coconut cream cake which we split 5 ways and it did not disappoint. Not too sweet, maybe a mild taste of rum and plenty of coconut. As most know dry coconut can taste like sawdust if it is cheap and been shelved for a while. This coconut was perfect. Nicely done Breachway Grill. We will be back.

Have to admit, 1st time back since Trio closed down and was glad to see a few familiar faces, Colleen of course and Aiden too. While we’ll never forget the Trio meatballs and the Bada Bing pizza, the new menu is great. The Celeste salad was incredible and the Spicy Calabrese pizza was superb, (great crust.) Aiden was our server and was very attentive without being intrusive and with his personality made our evening even better. The high top chairs are very comfortable and we loved what you did with the renovation! We will be back.

We hadn't been to Trattoria Romana in quite a few years, and having had a wonderful meal last night, wonder why. We don't usually go out to dinner - preferring lunch instead - but were in the area and decided to try the restaurant again. The ambience is great - we were seated in the room away from the bar, with wood paneling. Service was excellent, and the menu larger than any other Italian restaurant we've been to in Rhode Island. We tried an appetizer that was different from any we've had before - cheese wrapped in prosciutto, then sauteed, accompanied by salad greens, artichokes, peppers, and olives. Delizioso! We both opted for a seafood main course (though the pasta dishes all looked wonderful) and enjoyed the Shrimp Alio Olio as well as the Shrimp and Scallops in a tomato, cognac, and cream sauce. My husband and I rarely eat the pasta, but we sopped up every last bit with the delicious sauces. Bread was served, which is rare these days. The wine list and cocktail menu were substantial and we both found drinks that we enjoyed. Our entire meal was outstanding, and we'll definitely be back!

Excellent food and service. Wonderful old New England ambience.