Del’s Lemonade

Providence, United States

4.2

Closed now

20 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+1 401-270-6553
Address:
195 Providence Pl, Providence, RI, 02903
Downtown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miProvidence Station
0.4 miStop D
0.4 miStop C
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Accepts Credit Cards
No
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Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Wi-Fi
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Today

Today 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Providence) 00:16 Friday, 30 May 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:30 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm

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20 reviews of Del’s Lemonade

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Place rating: 3
Columbus, OH
Del’s…I know Rhode Islanders love you. I am ok with you. You were a sweet, tangy treat on a hot day. I liked your juice but I was not feeling the chunks. My sister made the right decision going with the watermelon.
I am checking you off my to-​do list but maybe if I am sweating it up and see a Del’s truck I may try you again.
Place rating: 4
Hartford, CT
At the first sign of warm weather, I always think of Del’s so it was amazing to finally get to Rhode Island this past weekend! I totally understand the hype here. Sure, it’s just frozen lemonade but it’s SO refreshing, slightly tangy, sweet but not overly sugary, and just the perfect summer treat. Definitely an irreplaceable Rhode Island classic!
Place rating: 5
Tampa, FL
If you go to Rhode Island without getting Del’s Lemonade, did you really go to Rhode Island?
This has been a pillar in my family for as long as I can remember. I can recall years ago when my mom stuck a large bill in the «Tips for College Tuition» jar to bribe the Del’s truck to drive to our house for a family reunion. This is the first and last place we go on our annual trip to visit family in New England. I’m still baffled as to why there is nothing like this in Florida! It is pure heaven from the first frozen sip to the last chunk of lemon.
Del’s Lemonade is truly a Rhode Island staple. Skip all the other flavors and stick with the original. You can thank me later!
Place rating: 3
Anchorage, AK
Not sure about the enthusiasm for this place — maybe because I’m not quite a local Rhode Islander yet.
This is a very classical lemonade, down to the slightly chemically, soda-​like flavors versus real lemon juice. Maybe that’s what I don’t like about it, but there’s no doubt that it’s incredibly refreshing — what slushy wouldn’t be?
A step above gas station slurpees, a big step below any homemade real lemonade.
Place rating: 5
Falmouth, MA
So refreshing on a hot day! $ 3 for a large. It’s perfect, I love how soft the texture is compared to traditional snow cones. I also LOVE how it comes with pieces of lemons, though my recent purchase came with a huge frozen chunk that wasn’t as pleasant. Looking forward to drinking more this summer!
Place rating: 1
Riverside, RI
Just had my first del’s of the season. I’ve always loved it, but something is different now. Have they changed the original lemon recipe?! It has an odd chemical-​y taste!!!
Place rating: 5
Madison Heights, MI
Del is the best lemonade ever! You know it’s summer once you’ve had your first dels of the season. Even though i moved to Michigan, anytime i go back to RI in the summer the first thing I need to do is have about 20 dels.
Place rating: 5
Attleboro, MA
There are few truly great things in life that everyone should experience in order to truly reach a level of self-​actualization… A large Del’s in the summer is one of those things.
It’s so deceptively simple, the idea of frozen lemonade… but there’s no way to recreate the perfectly mellow lemony slush you can get at a Del’s.
There are a few flavors… watermelon, for example. but if you’ve never had one I recommend you go with straight lemon and get ready to have your mind blown.
I love it!
Place rating: 2
Lincoln, RI
I don’t know if it’s just me. Rhode Islanders love the stuff for the most part. I just can’t get over the chemical taste, even though I know they do not use any artificial flavors. Maybe it’s part of the peel that they use? There’s just something about it that I really dislike.
That being said, I think they are a good solid RI institution, and if you happen to like the flavor of their products, you’ve got it made in the summertime here
Place rating: 5
Brockton, MA
I’m a fully-​grown adult, and I’m ashamed to admit that I just had my very first Del’s Lemonade… and it was AMAZING! I don’t live in Rhode Island, but I found a local ice cream shop that carries it. A bit pricey at over $ 4 for a 16 oz. cup, but the flavor was fantastic! And I liked the whole slushy aspect of it. Man, if it’s that good on a cold November day, I can’t wait to have it on a hot July day! Thanks, Del’s!!!
Place rating: 5
Providence, RI
I’m not really even sure how to review Del’s. Del’s is my childhood, the perfect thing on a hot summer day, my happy place, and just the best lemonade ever. Now that I’m an adult too I can make it at home and maybe add a little something-​something to it.
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
Best lemonaid ever!
Place rating: 5
BOWLING GREEN, NY
A neighborhood favorite
Fresh, cold always refreshing.
Glad your around after all these years, Del!
Place rating: 4
Providence, RI
This cold, dreary January afternoon has me daydreaming of summertime with it’s sunshine, green grass, chirping birds and Del’s Lemonade. Yes, my summer wouldn’t be complete without it, kids. I guess that makes me an official Rhode Islander.
In all honesty, I do prefer the old recipe with real sugar (I HATE the taste of artificial sweetener!), hence the removal of one star. But that aside, nothing taste better or cools me down faster on a hot, muggy day than sweet Del’s. When I see the truck, I go running and get myself a lemony treat. You know what else I love/​When there are real bits of lemon (even the seeds) stuck in there. Yummmmm…
Only five more months to go…
Place rating: 4
Providence, RI
If you’ve never tried Dels… your crazy.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
It’s Del’s. Not much I can say that hasn’t been said, except the rest of the country needs to get with the program. I live in California and crave Del’s especially in the Summer Time, which is pretty much year round in Southern Cal. This isn’t your grandma’s slush.
Place rating: 4
San Diego, CA
Apparently it’s a Rhode Island thing. $ 3 for a medium. It’s great and not very sweet. There are bits of lemon pieces in the lemonade as well.
According to my friend, Rhode Island natives do not use the straw to drink this, while outsider do. Good to know.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
It
Was a
Blistering
Hot day and I
Like cold things from vans. Four bucks for a large.
Place rating: 5
North Providence, RI
Nothing tops Dels on a a hot day. A few bucks and you’re set!
When my sister and I were young, we watched this poor little kid guzzle down a large Cherry Del’s. He promptly spewed it all over the pavement. I could never look at the Cherry Bomb the same way EVER again.
Place rating: 5
Atlanta, GA
I never saw the «big deal» with Del’s. I had it all summer long my entire childhood, never knowing just how awesome my life was.
I had to move away, travel to foreign lands, roam through cities and vast wilderness to realize that «lemonade» means something else to the rest of the world. And it sure doesn’t come with pretzels.
I love you, Del’s.
And I’ll keep coming home for you. And, you know, my parents.