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Mooring: This is the restaurant I take any newbies to Newport who want a Newport experience but are a tad more picky when it comes to eating.Midtown Oyster Bar:With a great little location in the center of it all, and fun outdoor upstairs bar - if you are looking for a raw bar, you've found your spot.Not to mention, it's oh so cozy and colonial.

White Horse Tavern: For a taste of old Newport, White Horse is a great spot for history buffs.

Cozy and authentic, don't miss their cilantro jalapeno margarita.

Perro Salado: Can you tell we love Mexican? Well this place is a MUST if you do too.

They describe themselves as refined by not stuffy, and I describe them as delicious.

Bouchard: Another nicer night out spot would definitely be Bouchard.

Flo's Clam Shack: If you are anything like me, a trip to the beach also means a trip to a clam shack, and when I'm in Newport, that means a trip to Flo's.

41 North: We love to grab a cocktail and something to nibble on here while we watch the boats (ok, massive yachts) roll in.Brick Alley Pub: With its family-friendly vibe, dynamite brunch and award-winning lobster roll - it's easy to see why we never give a Newport recommendation list without Brick Alley Pub on it.It might not scream "Newport" but it's one of our favorite spots. It's right on the wharf, super casual, serves a mean margarita and the food is fresh and delicious. Diegos: This one is a little unconventional, but my husband and I are kind of obsessed with this little Mexican spot.In the summer, they have a fabulous outdoor seating area right on the wharf, so you can take it all in Black Pearl: Known for it's amazing clam chowder, The Black Pearl has been a Newport staple for years.Whether you are grabbing oysters in the restaurant, sipping a cocktail while the sun sets on the second floor bar, or bringing it back old school in the Sky Bar, we love it here with all our hearts. Clarke Cooke House: A Newport institution, the Clarke Cooke house is always a go-to for any trip to Newport.It also helps that everything on their menu is just delicious. Sitting on the lawn of this stunning property looking over Narragansett Bay might be my favorite way to spend a day. Castle Hill Inn: My number one recommendation for anyone visiting Newport is a trip to Castle Hill Inn.Great for kids due to being on a bay - also with bathrooms and snack bar. Peabody Beach: Down the road from Third Beach, I love this quieter, lesser known spot.It's quiet, the parking isn't nearly as much of a pain, and the concession stand serves a dynamite grilled cheese. Gooseberry Beach: Hidden away on the stunning Ocean Drive, this is typically my go-to for beaching in Newport.Head over to Peabody Beach next door for an even lovelier beach day. Third Beach: A calmer alternative to Second Beach (on many levels) this is the serene bay side, meaning calmer waves and crowds.It's large beach area with concession and bathrooms, but beware of large crowds on summer weekends. Sachuest Beach: (also known as Second Beach): Up the road a bit from Easton Beach (and technically in Middletown, Rhode Island) this is a very popular beach-going spot.Easton Beach (also known as First Beach): This beach rests underneath the glamorous and scenic Cliff walk and is a very popular spot because of its location.