RED STRIPE

Red Stripe is an “American brasserie” which is a modern take on the traditional European-style French café. In France, the word “brasserie” (according to Wikipedia) refers to a type of restaurant with a relaxed setting that serves single dishes and other meals with professional service, printed menus and traditionally white linen. In true brasserie style, the eateries are a convivial spot to enjoy quality lunch, dinner and brunch entrees, cocktails or casual food at affordable prices. Whether marking an occasion or simply going out for a bite, Red Stripe is your neighborhood restaurant of choice.

Established in 2005, Red Stripe Providence is located in fashionable Wayland Square and just minutes from the campuses of Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design. It features a newly expanded 1,650 sq. ft. private dining room, bar and 70+ seat function space to accommodate a total of 170 diners. Designed by award-winning Interior Designer Judd Brown, the restaurant sports a red outdoor awning, dark wood walls, high tin ceiling and striking black-and-white floor pattern that is Red Stripe’s signature brand.