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    Shuckers at the horseshoe bar crack open oysters from a dozen Rhode Island spots, and you dress them yourself with kimchi mignonette or fermented green-chile hot sauce. Gift Horse is a Korean-inflected New England seafood restaurant, the kind of place that slides littlenecks under crisp kimchi and broils butterfish in sweet-potato miso. The chef won a James Beard Award for Best Chef: Northeast in 2025, and the New York Times named two dishes among the best they ate all year.

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    • Slack Tide tower

      “The Slack Tide tower is a must-order with dainty littlenecks, gently cooked mussels, smoked fish dip and nori chips, crudo speckled with flaky salt and fennel seeds, and oysters served with kimchi mignonette.”

      The Infatuation
    • Butterfish

      “Butterfish, standing in for mackerel, is broiled under a dark glaze of sweet-potato miso.”

      The New York Times, 2024

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    Address
    272 Westminster St, Providence, RI · Providence
    Hours
    • Monday 4 PM to Noon next day
    • Tuesday Not listed
    • Wednesday Not listed
    • Thursday 4 PM to Noon next day
    • Friday 4 PM to Noon next day
    • Saturday 4 PM to Noon next day
    • Sunday 4 PM to Noon next day
    Phone
    +4013833813
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