A horse-drawn lunch wagon run by widowed immigrant Anne Philomena Haven in 1893 has evolved into a gleaming stainless steel diner that parks nightly at Kennedy Plaza, feeding Providence's night owls for over 130 years. The Murder Burger—a cult favorite loaded with everything from bacon to onion rings—anchors a menu of unapologetic late-night comfort food served from one of America's oldest mobile diners. Open until the early morning hours, it remains the city's most enduring after-dark tradition.
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