Friends Market

Grocery store · Fox Point

Friends Market

Grocery store · Fox Point
126 Brook St, Providence, RI 02906

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Nestled among Fox Point's trendy spots, this charming Portuguese-American shop, run by the ageless Manuel and Maria, is a must-visit for unique staples and delightful conversation.  

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126 Brook St, Providence, RI 02906 Get directions

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126 Brook St, Providence, RI 02906 Get directions

+1 401 861 0345

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Jul 10, 2025

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LeBelle Es-Double-You

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Visited for the first time today. The owner Manuel is 104 years old and still sits behind the counter, sharp as a tack. We spoke for 20 minutes. What a fascinating guy.

Jere Adametz

Google
If you are looking for Portuguese staples, this is a good place to go. It's not fancy and is the last of its kind that I know of. The owners have been there for 56 years and is in his 90s. I would say not much has changed, but I am ok with that. The owner can tell you about the foods he sells and is from the old country. They have spices and lots of beans and things you cannot find easily. As the other review says, but local!

ali merchant

Google
Very interesting store and had a great conversation with Pedro. He is closing the store so go there soon for very cool soaps, tea etc at great prices.

jan zhou

Google
The owner is 102 years-old with sharp-mind, and still sat behind the counter...

te'Shara Cromwell

Google
Beans and oil. No bread. No refrigeration section. Dodgy meat counter.

Aaron Rossini

Google
Manuel is a national treasure. Go support this store

Stephanie Timmins

Google
Small, not that many items, as it is more a Convenience Store, then a Market