What is Aunt Carrie's known for?

Aunt Carrie's is a $$ seafood stop in Narragansett, Rhode Island. Point Judith institution open since 1920 and rumored birthplace of the clam cake, still serving fritters, chowder and shore dinners. Order: Clam cakes and chowder.

Is Aunt Carrie's good for a road trip?

Yes. Roamward picked it because it fits Narragansett road-trip planning: useful location, clear trip context, and a meal worth building into the day.

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Aunt Carrie's

Narragansett, Rhode Island

What to order

Clam cakes and chowder

At Aunt Carrie's, Roamward highlights Clam cakes and chowder because it gives travelers a clear first order instead of leaving the meal to guesswork. Use it as the anchor, then check the current menu before you go.

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