Arr Place

What a Newport gem! The owners’ welcoming warmth, carefully crafted menu, and delicious hearty breakfast shouldn’t be missed! The casual vibe and eclectic décor immediately reminded us of a home cooked breakfast from our parents. Highly recommend grabbing a bite- Amy and her husband will treat you right!

A unique spot, hard to find, limited seating, all food is homemade. We felt sorta awkward at first but ended up having a great time with the other guests and husband/wife owners/cook/server. This spot feels like you are guests in their kitchen. We had a great breakfast and lots of laughs and fun conversation.

On our most recent trip to Newport, my husband, in a fit of early morning insomnia and hunger pangs, found Arr Place on Google. By the time I woke up, he was champing at the bit. Rarely is Joel wrong about food, and I have to say, this find was his finest yet. We almost missed it. It looks like a regular house, except a small, handwritten sign by the door that says it’s okay to come get something to eat. It’s more than okay. It’s magic. Arr Place is truly special. It’s like being in a friend’s kitchen, except I don’t think any of my friends can cook like Robert and Amy. The atmosphere is homey, and because Amy and Robert are absolutely lovely people that you can talk to for hours, you forget that you’re in a restaurant at all. And the food! Good lord, the food. It’s made with love and passion and intention, and it shows in the amazing flavor. Joel and I literally clutched each other when we had our first bite of the turtle Sunday and I nearly wept over the eggs Benedict. We will be coming back just to eat here. Thank you, Amy and Robert!

This is a find for those who like real home atmosphere and friendly owners. We had breakfast this visit. Pancakes with blueberries. One plate size was enough for me. Also the eggs Benedict was fantastic. Home made English muffins and hollandaise was velvety with just the right amount of tang and generous amount of smoky bacon.