Warwick City Guide

Food options are varied with local seafood and international choices. Vegetarian options are generally available. Late-night food is limited to fast food and diners.

Nightlife exists but is quiet compared to bigger cities.

Growing coffee scene with several cafés offering Wi-Fi and a range of brews.

Tipping is expected in line with US standards, usually 15-20% in restaurants and for services.

SIM cards can be bought at AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and electronics stores. eSIM is widely supported. ID is needed for post-paid plans.

Generally clean with typical suburban maintenance.

Limited 24/7 services. Some pharmacies and convenience stores open late. Emergency rooms open always. Few late-night clinics.

Major supermarkets like Stop & Shop and Shaw's are common. Farmers' markets run seasonally. International products are available but limited locally.

Most places accept cards. You usually don't need cash here.

ATMs are common at banks, supermarkets, and convenience stores. Out-of-network fees usually cost $2.50 to $5.00 per withdrawal.

Warwick has public and private schools. No notable international schools were highlighted.

Limited digital nomad community and few coworking spaces locally.

Many parks and green spaces with shaded walking and running trails.

Good running routes in parks and residential areas; generally safe and well-maintained.

Several gyms are available across the city.

Many public and private courts, mostly hard courts, with coaching available.

Padel facilities are not common in Warwick.

Yoga studios and classes are available, such as at Cortes BJJ.

Several schools teach karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, judo, and more with English-speaking instructors.

No local skiing; nearest ski areas are in neighboring states.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming are popular during warm months.

Bay beaches have little to no surf.

Not known for diving; water visibility is limited.

Hospitals and clinics have English-speaking staff. Quality is good with mostly private providers. Pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens are common.

Tap water is safe to drink in Warwick.

Family-friendly with parks, beaches, and kids' attractions like trampoline parks and playgrounds.

Rhode Island is generally accepting; most LGBTQ+ venues are in nearby Providence.

Many parks allow pets, with off-leash areas available. Veterinary services are common.