Most of us think of gas stations as a necessary stop during the week. We fill up our vehicles and hit the road. There’s one spot in Rhode Island where you might want to linger after you fill up. This gas station bakery has delicious pastries that will keep you fueled up for whatever comes next in your day.
East West Market is located in the village of Quonochontaug, part of the coastal town, Charlestown. This market and gas station is a local favorite spot for the fresh baked goods hiding inside.
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Find fresh baked goods that hit the spot paired with a morning cup of coffee. Cherry turnovers right out of the oven are a fantastic way to jump start your morning.
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Maybe you need something as big and delicious as a pair of tasty elephant ears to get you going.
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More than just a bakery, the marketplace also offers other breakfast choices like tasty and fully loaded breakfast burritos.
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Can’t make it in the morning? This place also offers incredible fresh lunch items too. Pulled pork sliders are just one of the specials you might see here.
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Enjoy a delicious selection of sandwiches from the deli. These mouthwatering originals are the perfect thing to grab for a picnic at the nearby beaches.
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The East West Market is the full package. Gas up your car, pick up a snack or a meal, and don’t forget the baked goods, they’re out of this world!
Facebook/East West Market Find the East West Market at 5680 Post Rd., Charlestown, RI 02813. Learn more by visiting their website or Facebook page.
Have you ever visited this gas station bakery? There’s another gas station in Rhode Island that’s also hiding a tasty treat. For the most delicious wraps, check out this spot.
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Find the East West Market at 5680 Post Rd., Charlestown, RI 02813. Learn more by visiting their website or Facebook page.
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