I'll say that Angelos is my favorite spot on Atwells, its just more my style. not fancy. Just old school, plus there is a guuy fieri tag on the wall.

Best mozerella sticks, and the chicken parm is good.

Came here to say this.

Jump town and go Spumonis in the bucket

Honestly the best old school Italian restaurants are not in providence. But I like Angelo’s on the Hill.

Honestly the best old school Italian restaurants are not in providence. But I like Angelo’s on the Hill.

I like mikes. Compete with the cash only bar run by the vfw hall it’s located in

The old canteen?

Anthony’s

I like that place but they’re not open Tuesday or Wednesdays

This!! Best food

I’m so mad every time I’m over there it’s a day they’re closed or I have to get to something and can’t get a meal

Maria’s Cucina on Broadway.

I’m a huge Camilles fan, but I haven’t eaten at a lot of the classic Italian restaurants on the hill

I love to hear this. Met my husband there; the original owner is his family. The quality has gone downhill a little but it’s still good enough to go.

I like pane vino on the hill. It’s cozy inside and a nice place to bring guests!

Spaghedino's.

Best chicken parm in the city!

Andinos

Angelo's or Twin Oaks

It's right outside of Providence in Cranston, but Marchetti's!

Angelo’s

Al Forno has amazing food! They accept reservations now

I really want to like Angelo's and Andino's, but the food is just bad. No complex flavors, very one dimensional. Meatballs at Angelo's taste like out of a can. I love the ambience, but that's not enough for me anymore.

Also going to throw out Big Cheese in Cranston.

Cucina Rustica in Cranston is really good too. The “Sunday Gravy” is like 10 pounds of meat on pasta, and is very reasonably priced for something that usually lasts me 3 meals.

Sorrento’s in np on smith street. Little hole in the wall. Better than the hill

Good for families. Not for dates though.