Dessert Restaurants in Rhode Island
When Guy Fieri rolled into the Ocean State with his red Camaro, he discovered that Rhode Island’s dessert scene packs a sweet punch despite its small size. The Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host made his way to Narragansett in 2012, where he uncovered a coastal gem that knows how to finish a meal right.
Among the standout spots featured on Triple D is Aunt Carrie’s in Narragansett, a beloved establishment that earned a solid 4.1-star rating from visitors. This seaside institution showed Guy that Rhode Island’s dessert traditions run as deep as its maritime heritage, serving up sweet treats that keep locals and tourists coming back for more.
While the featured restaurant has since closed its doors, its appearance on the show remains a testament to Rhode Island’s contribution to America’s dessert landscape. Guy’s 2012 visit captured a moment in culinary history, showcasing the kind of homestyle sweets that made this tiny New England state a worthy destination on his nationwide food adventure.
Aunt Carrie’s
Permanently Closed
Narragansett, Rhode Island