In a city renowned for its Italian culinary heritage, Providence’s Federal Hill harbors a secret: a thriving coffee culture that rivals its pasta prowess. While tourists flock to the neighborhood’s famed trattorias, savvy locals and adventurous visitors are discovering a hidden world of artisanal brews and cozy cafes.
These underrated coffee houses are redefining Federal Hill’s reputation, one perfectly pulled espresso at a time. Join us as we embark on a caffeinated journey through the lesser-known gems of this historic Providence neighborhood.
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