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Rhode Island

Rhode Island, the smallest state in the United States, offers a charming setting for the Kids Eat Free program with its rich maritime history and stunning coastal beauty. This program allows families to enjoy Rhode Island’s famous seafood cuisine, including clam chowder, lobster rolls, and fresh catch from the Atlantic, in a budget-friendly way.

Whether dining in the historic city of Providence, exploring the opulent mansions of Newport, or enjoying the scenic beaches and lighthouses, restaurants across Rhode Island provide a range of family-friendly dining options. The Kids Eat Free program in Rhode Island not only helps families save on dining expenses but also invites them to savor the state’s rich flavors, set against the backdrop of its picturesque New England landscapes and vibrant cities.

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Fun Facts About Rhode Island

Smallest U.S. State: Rhode Island is the smallest state in terms of area.

Official Name: Its official name is “State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.”

The Ocean State: Known as the Ocean State, Rhode Island has over 400 miles of coastline.

Oldest Tavern: The White Horse Tavern in Newport, dating back to 1673, is the oldest tavern in America.

First Circus: The first circus in the U.S. was held in Newport in 1774.

Cultural Diversity: Rhode Island has a rich cultural diversity, especially in Providence, with its various ethnic neighborhoods.

Oldest Synagogue: The Touro Synagogue in Newport is the oldest synagogue in the United States.

Home of the First Open Golf Tournament: The first U.S. Open Golf Tournament was held in Newport in 1895.

Coffee Milk: Coffee milk, similar to chocolate milk but with coffee syrup, is the official state drink.

The Breakers Mansion: The famous Vanderbilt family mansion in Newport is a symbol of the state’s Gilded Age luxury.

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