For sunset drinks, the Vanderbilt Roof Deck is completely tucked out of sight on Historic Hill, but has the best views of Newport Harbor and the Bay. “It’s perfect for watching the sunset while enjoying a cocktail and small bite,” says Sarah Fernandez, owner of home accessories store Chateau & Bungalow. Go during the week if you can, she says, or get drinking early.

This chic bar and restaurant, a popular locals hangout, offers specialty cocktails and elevated pub fare amid a smattering of Asian and Mexican-inspired apps and entrees. Next door, the Outer Element is a cute little beer garden where you can toss back a 'Gansett (what locals call Narragansett beer) and ditch Newport's preppy side.

Based in a custom-renovated building in the heart of Newport’s Broadway Restaurant District, the Fifth Element is a casual-hip American grill and bar with an open kitchen that serves seasonal, fresh locally sourced cuisine. The restaurant features multi-textured, industrial-chic interiors decorated in earthy tones with water walls, upholstered furniture, and a beautiful bar made from reclaimed old-growth pine. The seasonal menu boasts Shrimp Tacos, Lamb Poutine, Red Quinoa Arugula Salad, English Sweet Pea Ravioli, and Pan-Seared Mahi Mahi, and is accompanied by a selection of global wines, craft beers, top-shelf spirits, and classic cocktails.

There are also lots of restaurants in town where you can sit outside with your dog including Diego’s, Perro Salado, The Pearl outside, Malt, Fifth Element, and Corner Cafe. There are leash laws on the island and the beaches are very strict about dogs in the summer so it’s almost not worth it to go there from Memorial Day to Labor Day because they do issue tickets and they’re $100. But there’s no shortage of gorgeous and fun places to go with your furry friend, and they’ll be so tired after a day of exploring you can leave them in a cozy bed of their own at the Vanderbilt Grace!

The Fifth Element describes itself as being “where bar meets grill”, and it’s a great place to find some delicious, beautifully presented food in a classy yet unpretentious setting. The vibe is laidback and trendy, and the menu is at the same time familiar yet creative – check out their take on poutine or the house special Fifth Burger with applewood smoked bacon, bibb lettuce, tomato, American cheese, sriracha aioli and sliced pickles. They also serve succulent steaks, tasty ribs and juicy salmon as well as a few excellent vegetarian options too.

The Fifth Element on Broadway is known for its chic yet relaxed vibe, making it an ideal spot for those who appreciate good food, tasty drinks, and fantastic live music. This trendy bar and restaurant regularly hosts local musicians, offering an eclectic mix of live performances that range from solo acoustic acts to full bands. It’s an excellent choice for catching live music this week in downtown Newport RI.

Not all of Newport’s restaurants are fish-and-chips-slinging, nautical-themed joints. Case in point: the sleek industrial vibe of this bustling grill, bar, and beer garden right on Thames Street. As close as you are to the sea, you can absolutely dig into an appetizer of mussels and andouille sausage in a spicy red wine tomato sauce before an entrée of today’s catch.

If you’re looking for safe burgers and pizza, look no further. The owners of Fifth Element have kids with food allergies, so they totally understand how to prepare your meal safely. They also have a menu that’ll please the whole family from eggplant napoleon and duck poutine to seared scallops, fries from a dedicated fryer, and the aforementioned burgers and pizza.

The Fifth Element offers rustic industrial décor, intriguing cocktails with names like Mexican Short Rib and The Thinker, and an inventive menu with something for everyone. For an upscale, contemporary culinary experience with a side of history, go to the “oldest operating restaurant in the U.S.” and 10th oldest in the world: White Horse Tavern (1673).

The Fifth Element – ‘Bar meets grill’ at this popular Broadway hangout where a loyal local following of attractive 30 – 50 somethings meet and mingle for great food, stiff drinks and a fun nightlife. Weekends at The Fifth are an interesting mix of regular barflies and the low-key busy local professionals who only make it out on weekends.

WHAT TO EXPECT: Head to Fifth Element and sit on the patio to enjoy the authentic vibes of Broadway. MENU FAVORITES: The menu is comprised of Fifth Element favorites including pizzas, burgers, elevated mains and more. INSIDER TIP: Opt for a drink tower for a photo-worthy moment.

This restaurant in the charming Broadway neighborhood has an offer for a free appetizer when you order two entrees from a selection of pizza, handheld meals or main entrees. After you eat at the 111 Broadway restaurant, walk the street for shopping, coffee and more.

Fifth Element is a must in Newport if you like quality dining, drinking, design, and thoughtful hospitality!. Their menu is fabulous!. We’d highly recommend their lamb poutine, the fifth burger, the bacon cheddar jalapeno pizza, or the miso ginger-glazed salmon.

The Fifth Element – 111 Broadway – The new spot for the Fifth Element brings a bit of NYC to Newport. With more of an urban lounge scene, the Fifth Element boasts a full bar, dine-in restaurant, and live music on weekend nights.

With a sleek industrial vibe, The Fifth Element serves innovative dishes like lamb poutine and marinated skirt steak with chimichurri sauce. Their sticky toffee pudding is a delightful dessert option​.

Tucked away on Broadway, the Fifth Element is a “bar meets grill” also offering Sunday brunch. Whether you’re looking for a Bloody Mary or a mimosa and Eggs Benedict, Fifth Element will hit the spot.

The Fifth Element is another top-tier choice for Newport, RI restaurants. Their menu is diverse, including a range of seafood and land-based items, and their lamb poutine gets pretty rave reviews!

The Fifth Element: This restaurant and bar offers a diverse menu and a selection of craft beers. It’s a good spot for both food and drinks in a relaxed setting.