Where do we meet for the Broadway Brunch Stroll?

The meeting point is Julian's on Broadway — please arrive a few minutes early so the group can depart on time.

How long is the walk and how much walking is involved?

The stroll covers roughly a half-mile total over about two hours at an easy pace with pauses for tasting at three restaurants.

Are beverages included in the price?

Food and restaurant gratuities are included; alcoholic and specialty beverages are optional and paid separately at each stop.

What happens if the minimum number of guests isn’t met?

The operator requires at least four guests for the tour to run; bookings may be canceled or rescheduled if the minimum isn’t met.

Is this appropriate for children or dietary restrictions?

Children are welcome but check with the operator for menu suitability. Notify the host in advance about dietary restrictions so restaurants can accommodate when possible.

Is the stroll accessible for wheelchairs or strollers?

Sidewalks are generally passable but vary; contact the operator ahead of time to confirm accessibility at each restaurant stop.

Broadway Brunch Stroll: A Progressive Providence Food Walk Through Federal Hill

Begin at Julian's on Broadway for the Broadway Brunch Stroll, a two-hour progressive meal through Providence’s Federal Hill. This compact, flavor-forward experience combines three curated courses at neighborhood favorites with a relaxed half-mile walk. It’s designed to showcase local kitchens while keeping the pace leisurely and the portions satisfying enough. You’ll stroll blocks along Atwells Avenue and Broadway, past brick storefronts, cafes, and deli windows that carry decades of neighborhood life. Between stops your host offers light storytelling, culinary context, and neighborhood notes, not a full history lesson but enough to deepen your tasting and ground each bite in place. The trip’s core features are specific: three restaurant stops with distinct courses, brief guided transitions, and interiors that range from sunlit counters to exposed brick dining rooms. Gratuities for restaurant staff are handled, leaving you free to order optional beverages and focus on flavor rather than logistics at each stop. Federal Hill sits near the Providence River and Waterplace Park, where granite arched bridges and riverwalk stonework punctuate the urban scene. Those elements give the stroll unexpected geology: chips of Narragansett Bay stone, weathered granite, and the reflective surface of the river, which lend texture between courses and city rhythm. Meeting is at Julian's; the stroll covers roughly a half-mile total and moves at an easy, accessible pace. The experience runs rain or shine but requires a minimum of four guests to operate, so singles may face cancellation. Bring comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and an appetite to enjoy every plate. What makes this stroll stand out is its access to locally owned kitchens and operations seldom serving travelers. You meet chefs, sample regional twists on classic brunch items, and get a sense of Federal Hill as a living neighborhood rather than a tourist stop. It’s uniquely social and local. Optional beverages are available at each stop, coffee, mimosas, or house cocktails, paid separately; staff gratuities for the food service are already covered. The stroll is ideal for small groups and celebrations, a casual corporate outing, or a friend reunion that values taste-driven discovery over formal touring, and relaxed conversation, too. After the stroll, continue exploring nearby attractions: the RISD Museum for rotating exhibitions, Waterplace Park and its riverwalk for a waterside pause, or Prospect Terrace Park for a compact city viewpoint. Each destination pairs well with a midday wandering mood and helps you map Providence’s culture beyond the plate today. Book the Broadway Brunch Stroll for a concise, flavorful introduction to Providence dining and neighborhood life. Perfect for visitors who want curated bites without a long guided history, this two-hour outing starts at Julian's and leaves you fed, oriented, and eager to keep exploring the city and its local kitchens.