Best train station cafe in the NE Corridor. Wraps are fresh and tasty. Coffee is great. The personnel are very friendly and attentive. Best of all is the great music selection !

I commuted thru the station for years and just went this am and this place still rocks the sandwich and coffee thing to perfection! The staff is friendly and the owner never forgets your face they made my commute to Boston bearable and every trip to NYC start Off on a good note. Good selection of coffees and breakfast/lunch sandwiches, salads, smoothies.

was it good? OUI! had amazing baguettes. was very impressed. clean establishment. compliments to the chef.

Love the service here and the menu options. The Carmen Miranda is by far my favorite! I highly recommend it and the other summer drink flavors. The staff is nice and helpful when making recommendations. It's located right in the train station which is convenient if you work in the city. They also have delicious sandwiches and soups made with local fresh products.

The coffee is strong and the sandwiches are delicious. Always a go-to when I'm taking the train. The staff is always friendly and super efficient. There are a few seats in the cafe but plenty more seats throughout the train station.

We were heading to NYC and the new Moynihan Train Hall, departing from the Providence Amtrak Station, and looking for some nourishment. There is only one place to dine in the Providence Station, fortunately Café La France is a very good spot to grab some breakfast sandwiches. We ordered two breakfast sandwiches, which are build to order, letting you select the type of bread, protein, etc.: * Egg, Cheese, & Ham Sandwich served on an English Muffin (bread choices may be limited due to availability). $5.79 * Egg & Cheese served on Ciabatta (bread choices may be limited due to availability). $5.79 The sandwiches were substantial, hot and tasty. We thought the Ciabatta was a better choice than the muffin. A 4-star rating, as they are inside Providence Station. We would be happy to dine here anytime we're using the station.

Very friendly and efficient staff. They sell MBTA tickets, food to go, food for dine in and a few pre packaged goods. This last time we got an Everything Bagel. It was nicely toasted, warm and the way it's supposed to be crisp on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. The early opening hours make it convenient for those wanting something in the downtown area before 7am. Most of the customers walk in/out since they are either train passengers waiting to board or downtown residents getting a bit ... just steps away from their condos.

This is a very nice little eatery, better than an eatery that you might usually find in a train station. This is a nice place to have a fresh sandwich with quality bread and a good cup of coffee, whether you are on your way into Providence or waiting to take a train out.

I grabbed a sandwich and an Americano before hopping on the Amtrak train. I had about 30 minutes before my train back, so I sat at one of the tables inside of the café. The sandwich (The Carnival) was good and pretty quality for what I paid. The line also moved quickly (there were a lot of customers) and the staff behind the counter and register were all friendly. Nice spot inside the station!