
The Protective Club is a private social club in Newport, Rhode Island. It’s located on historic Thames Street at the entrance of the neighborhood known as the Fifth Ward. It was founded in 1904 for “literary and social purposes” by Dennis J. Sullivan, Daniel A. Bowman, Thomas J. Boyle, Andrew Connell and Dennis B. Leary. Today, The Protective Club provides a space for members and their guests to network, socialize, and engage in community activities. It’s a place where Newport’s locals and visitors can gather, make new friends, and enjoy each other’s company.
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Only bar in Newport actively advertised a winter cocktail menu, when asked to see the list the bartender scoffed and said “Really?” I said “yeah really” he paused thinking I was kidding then caved and handed it over admitting it was his first night. My question is “Really?… it’s your first night and this is how you talk to customers?” Absolutely ridiculous. You know if you treat new customers better they might come back and one day be regulars. You would get better tips, better reviews (verbally and written)…it’s a ripple effect. I sort or expect this type of customer service from some Gen Z’ers but this guy was well into his 50s so it was strange. Drinks were ok but nothing to write home about. Overall, not worth it. Maybe don’t advertize a winter cocktail list all over your windows if you don’t want to serve it.
Get your membership now and save even more on the excellent drinks. I’ve been a member since they opened, and haven’t regretted a minute. Tip your bartenders!
✔️Great food
✔️Great drinks
✔️Great bar
✔️Great board games at night
✔️Great atmosphere
✔️Great vibe
The jokes are bad but get better after the second drink (lol), the glasses are clean, the restrooms are clean and the ice is cold. It doesn’t get any better than this.
Like Scott said “it’s a great place to work if your remote and the WiFi is better than Starbucks”
I work remote, he’s 100% right.