Amanda’s Pantry
169 Main St, Westerly, RI, 02891
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Address :
169 Main St
Westerly, RI, 02891 - Phone (401) 596-7180
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Taylor M.
Such a great hidden gem. It's only where the locals go. My aunt and uncle took me here for breakfast. You get what you want for an inexpensive price but great quality and you're in and out really quick. Their turnover is great. Friendly service and always busy. The cream that was left out on our table had started to curdle so our waitress Heather came really fast to take it away and gave us all new piping how tea and coffee. Very good sized portions for a very good price. I had Aline's special and it was on point. The english muffin under the corned beef hash was crispy but still soft and chewy. The corned beef hash was nice and crispy and had a good saltiness to with. Then with the runny egg yolk over it it was perfection. Love this place and cant wait to go back!
(5)Brian V.
Amanda's Pantry serves up some delicious dishes! Every time I visit, the staff, and the locals, are so friendly. The environment is low key & comforting. There is always a well cooked meal waiting for their patrons.
(4)Sarah M.
Hello. We came into Amanda's on Labor Day. The waitresses were very accommodating for our party of 10. We proceeded to order and how busy and packed the place was, We got our food in an extremely timely fashion! However, as we are halfway through a meal,I noticed another large party come in and there was no room at the time. Now, again, we were only halfway through our meal when what I can only imagine to be the shift manager or someone in charge began to hover over our table and take our plates before the fork hit the plate after our last bite. I understand the tables need to be turned in order to create a profit,but making customers feel rushed and unwelcome is another thing. Our waitress was very sweet and we made sure she was taken care of, as she did nothing to make us feel like we had to choke down our pancakes. Unfortunately, this establishment will not see our business again, due to the feeling that the next customer is more important than you are. Too bad, the food was great and staff (except mentioned prior) were all very bubbly and sweet.
(1)Nolan M.
Poached Egg Problems First time visitor. Very unimpressed. After standing at the door for a minute and being unsure if we should seat ourselves or if someone would address us, a flustered waitress said just a minute while we get you a table. Another waitress was wiping down the table and seats with a wet rag -- so wet the seat itself was covered in water when I went to sit in it. I had to wipe it off with a napkin. Then, after waiting for a few minutes for someone to set the table and greet us, we were served just awful tasting coffee. At this point, attempting to remain optomistic, I ordered poached eggs and corn beef hash. The person with me ordered Italian hash. When the meal arrived, the lukewarm, from-the-can-hash was topped with one poached egg and one completely-overcooked egg. When I asked the be-speckled redhead waitress for one that was runny, as poached eggs are meant to be, she said "Uh, sure", as if me asking for something I had ordered was an annoying request. After 12 minutes (one heck of an egg), she brought a fried egg. At this point I remind her I had poached. After another 10 minutes, she brought a runny poached egg. Third time is the charm. Too bad everything else on my plate was stone cold from waiting. I was almost enjoying it until the waitress came back over and asked, "Is that BETTER?" in the most condescending tone. Never ever going back. Service that makes you feel like the staff couldn't care less and food that comes from a can anyway. Could've made it at home.
(1)Nichole Y.
My boyfriend and I moved to the area about a year ago and have been trying out all the local spots to find our favorites. We came across Amandas and the experience was so bad here i am a week later writing a review on yelp. I give Amanda's 2 stars because as far as the food goes, you get what you pay for. Prices are reasonable and the food was exactly that, reasonable. Everything else was terrible. You walk in and it feels like a VFW, horrible decor, little natural light, fold out tables. We were told to seat ourselves which is fine, but nobody came over to give us menus. We waiting nearly 5 minutes before being greeted. Meanwhile, a gentleman who came in after us and sat at the bar ordered his food still before we were given menus. Our waitress finally came over and was not friendly whatsoever. I have worked in the service industry for 12 years and I know how taxing waiting tables can be BUT it is how I earn a living and I try my best to be warm and inviting. This woman clearly wanted to be anywhere but there... My boyfriend ordered a coffee and when she brought it over she did not bring cream, we had to ask. I've eaten in breakfast places across the country and I think its pretty standard to either ask if a guest would like cream with their coffee or to just bring it over automatically. The food finally came out and my boyfriend did not get what he ordered (which was a special that he literally POINTED to on the menu). He is easy going so he decides to just eat it. My omelet wasn't bad but my toast was not buttered and there was no jelly on the table. I ask the waitress if I could have some jelly and instead of bringing over a caddy with different flavors like every single breakfast place I've ever been to she brings over two packets of grape jelly.... for two people. Then the stuffed 'french toast' came out. I say to the waitress "Do you have any real maple syrup? I dont mind paying for it." instead of saying "I will check" or " I'm sorry we dont" she says "no, thats all we have" Very gruff, very rude, very off-putting. So i start eating the stuffed french toast which turns out to be two pieces of wonder bread with a slab of cold cream cheese and jelly in between. Not good at all. I'm already disappointed at this point mostly for the intangible factors of my experience but then something unbelievable happens. One of the waitresses starts sweeping the dining room floor while there are guests eating!! She wasn't cleaning up a spill she was doing her side-work, kicking up dust right next to people eating food. GROSS. I understand the charm of some places is their simplicity and a back-to-basics home-style feel but this place totally missed the mark. There are very small things a server can do to make an experience unique and very obvious things a server should not do while people are eating and the wait staff here have not found a happy balance. In short, skip Amanda's and go to Kelleys Deli.
(2)Da B.
Place has great breakfast! Very much a diner atmosphere, not for snobby people... Great after church...
(5)David C.
Excellent local diner. My wife had their version of a Western omelette that I sampled with delight and I enjoyed a nicely cooked strip sirloin steak with eggs over easy. The special which I vow to try on my next visit was steak benidect, (Bet you didn't see that coming). And even more intriguing they offer home made hash with peppers & spicy Italian sausage, Mama Mia! I gotta try some of that. So rest assured I'll be back. And so should you try this nice place to eat.
(5)Michael W.
Went Sunday morning the week before Memorial Day. Place was packed but they got the 8 of us seated in 10 minutes. Waitress was great, got the kids their juice and us the coffee within a few minutes. Ordered the country fried steak with scrambled eggs and a half order of biscuits and gravy. Kids all had pancakes, brother had eggs and French toast and sister in law had the breakfast fajita. All of the food was perfect. They forgot my biscuits and gravy and gave me a full order at half price along with a sincere apology. I visit Rhode Island often and will make it a regular stop. Good food and good prices.
(5)Shannon S.
This is our go to place for a local breakfast. The staff here are always nice and prompt. The food is very well priced and delicious. My only complaint is the decor. It's plain with too many photos on the wall of their family. Cute family, but I feel family photos aren't meant for decorating purposes for a restaurant.
(5)Kb R.
No need to go anywhere else for breakfast. Quick, friendly service, food is wonderful. Prices are just right. Staff went above and beyond to make sure we had a great experience. Speaking of staff, they had plenty so there was no waiting for extra coffee, water, any request. We will definitely be back.
(5)Carrie C.
Average breakfast place and one of the few you can find in the Westerly area. Breakfast is always good and average priced. It's certainly a laid back and kid friendly place. My kids love going on Sunday mornings and getting their french toast. The french toast breakfast isn't really all that big and if an adult were to order it they would be disappointed with the size. My boys finish off the two pieces and want more food every time, they are only 4 and 5 years old, so they can't eat that much. The coffee is always fresh, breakfast is good and the ability to bring our kids without people getting annoyed is a major plus.
(3)Julie C.
Carol called this place "where the locals eat" and that is definitely true! They nickname a lot of their dishes after local Westerlyisms. My father LOVES this restaurant because they have big portions and soupy sausage. I'm pretty sure this is the only breakfast place in Westerly where he cannot clear his plate. And this is saying something, because their home fries are so delicious you want to clear your plate. We usually do the eggs, sausage and homefries route. (I personally love the Eggs Bene which is a special on the weekends) so I can't speak for the pancakes or waffles. The prices are low enough that you can make this a regular weekly event. Keep in mind, it is within walking distance of more than one Church.. so it is swamped on Sunday. I like to frequent this venue on Saturdays for that reason. This is definitely a family friendly restaurant - a little noisy, a little chaotic but never boring.
(5)Carol Y.
This is where the locals eat. A hidden gem on Main Street right on the way to the beach. You are greeted and served hot coffee the moment you sit down. Large grous are accomodated here and children are king here. If you are allergic to gluten they have grits, the only place that serves them. The steak and eggs special which costs only $7.95 is cooked to your order and is great. Friendly, fast and accurate service makes this place a good destination. When you leave you are thanked and told to "Please come back soon!" which I do--often!
(5)Bernadette D.
This little diner by the water serves breakfast till noon, which is perfect for me and my husband. Go to place for breakfast.
(4)Chase C.
A hidden gem in westerly, great for the whole family
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