Wharf Tavern

The original wharf and surrounding buildings date back to the mid 1700s, used for rigging merchant and fishing boats. Shipbuilders would float empty hulls to the wharf to be finished and outfitted for use. In the 1800s, the site became a mercantile center, dealing primarily in coal and cotton. Later, the wharf was used as an oyster house, where local oyster fishermen would bring their catch for...

The original wharf and surrounding buildings date back to the mid 1700’s, used for rigging merchant and fishing boats. Shipbuilders would float empty hulls to the wharf to be finished and outfitted for use. In the 1800’s, the site became a mercantile center, dealing primarily in coal and cotton...

Just 15 minutes south of Providence via Route 114, the restaurant sits in Warren on the bay, offering a lovely view. Patrons are invited to select a live lobster for their dinner, or sip a beer or a glass of wine. You can also munch on items like baked swordfish at lunch. There is an outdoor deck, so in good weather you can take in the view while enjoying the charcoal-broiled meats and other...