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Slice of Heaven was so good, my family and I went twice during our two-day stay in Jamestown! While the food was delicious and just what you would expect from a cozy bayside diner (that is to say, comfort food), it was the service which really set them apart. Both times we went, the staff were friendly, accommodating, and looked like they genuinely enjoyed what they were doing. In my book, that says a lot about the type of business you are dealing with and makes the experience that much better. As far as food goes, out of seven people in our party trying a different dish each day I think we ended up testing at least half of the menu and loved everything. A couple highlights were the fish and chips (get the sweet potato ones!), the Grand Marnier French toast, and the veggie wrap. Also, if you are into that kind of thing, they compost, so you know you are supporting a business that cares about sustainability. And even if that isn't a big deal to you, just knowing that thought is going into their business practices says a lot about their commitment to quality. So give them a visit and enjoy!
Elisabeth EstesElisabeth Estes
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Great local breakfast spot with an extensive menu. Stopped by this place for breakfast on our way to Newport. The place looked like a combination of a cozy pastry shop and a classic diner, and their laid-back patio was the perfect place to chill with our pup. We ordered a fruit tart, an omelette, and a fish sandwich, and everything exceeded our expectations. For the omelette, we got the Pomelet Omelette, which featured all the classic diner toppings: onions, ham, bacon, sausage, hash browns, and cheddar. The hash browns made it particularly satisfying and added a nice textural contrast. The Fish Naanwich was a simple fried fish sandwich served on grilled naan in lieu of a traditional bun. The naan was thick but surprisingly soft, pairing nicely with the fried fish. The only miss was the lack of aioli sauce, which left the sandwich a bit bland. Would definitely make a point to stop by if I’m ever in Jamestown again.
Jea KimJea Kim
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I ordered a matcha latte and was give chai instead (I should have known better as it did not look very green). Before I placed my matcha order, I asked how it was to be prepared. Staff told me it was powder mixed with milk. That is not a matcha latte. I encourage Slice to Google how to make a proper matcha latte…1tsp of matcha powder mixed with 8oz of hot water then mixed with milk. There are also no unsweetened alternative milks so if you are used to unsweetened, you’re out of luck. They all have added cane sugar. I also ordered an egg white veggie omelet, but it was a full egg omelet, yolks and all. The staff seems nice but not very focused on their work. I would have returned everything but it was a to-go order. Biggest waste of $21.00. This place needs a revamp. Every time I go there, an order gets messed up. Never again.
Suzanne JacquesSuzanne Jacques
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This place is very crowded in the mornings. This is probably because there are only so many places to go in Jamestown. What was nice was that they have a water station for people to use while they're waiting in line. Once you put your order in, they'll give you a number, and you can bring your number to your table to sit and wait. Despite how busy it was, it wasn't hard to find a table. They did forget my order, and they had my plate out when my friends were about halfway through their meals, but they were apologetic about it. They do have a vegan breakfast option, I got oatmeal and they gave me a side of almond milk to put in it.
Corey “Cora” SontagCorey “Cora” Sontag
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I ordered the veggie wrap and clam chowder. The wrap was good with lots of veggies, but it had a wet, soggy bottom, so it was yechy to hold/eat and was falling apart. The chowder was tasteless. (The description sounded great -- made with dill and corn.) I was disappointed and had to add a lot of salt and pepper. (Sorry there's no photo of my actual meal. Was hungry and forgot to photograph!) You order at a counter and they bring you your food and silverware. It was busy and seems popular, and was recommended by a local shopkeeper. Lots of yummy looking baked goods available. I would try eating here again. But today, meh.
Julie GarrettJulie Garrett
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Stayed on Jamestown this past weekend to visit the holiday decorations at the Newport mansions. We stopped in on our way home to grab breakfast. The place was very clean and bright with a fabulous selection of baked goods greeting you at the counter. I ordered a blueberry muffin with a veggie breakfast burrito. The muffin was moist with lots of blueberries and was delicious. The burrito was just as delicious. Great spot for breakfast.
Alan PelletierAlan Pelletier
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Nearby Attractions Of Slice of Heaven
McQuade's Marketplace
East Ferry Beach
Grapes & Gourmet
Conanicut Gift Shop
Jamestown Arts Center
Jamestown Philomenian Library
All Ashore Cottage Outfitters
Purple Door
Jamestown Historical Society

McQuade's Marketplace
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East Ferry Beach
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Grapes & Gourmet
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Conanicut Gift Shop
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Narragansett Cafe
East Ferry Market & Deli
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Village Hearth Bakery & Cafe
J22 Tap and Table
Ace's Pizza
Jamestown Wine & Spirits
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Our Table Jamestown

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East Ferry Market & Deli
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JB's on the Water
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BEECH
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Basic Info
Address
32 Narragansett Ave #1166, Jamestown, RI 02835
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(401) 423-9866
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Website
sliceofheavenri.com
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4.5
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Homey daytime cafe turning out artisan sandwiches, gelato & pastries, with gluten-free options.
attractions: McQuade's Marketplace, East Ferry Beach, Grapes & Gourmet, Conanicut Gift Shop, Jamestown Arts Center, Jamestown Philomenian Library, All Ashore Cottage Outfitters, Purple Door, Jamestown Historical Society, restaurants: Narragansett Cafe, East Ferry Market & Deli, JB's on the Water, BEECH, Village Hearth Bakery & Cafe, J22 Tap and Table, Ace's Pizza, Jamestown Wine & Spirits, 1 Ferry Wharf, Our Table Jamestown
