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The Washington Square Tavern
714 Washington St,
Brookline
MA
02446
Today's hours: 5:00 pm-2:00 am
washingtonsquaretavern.com (617) 232-8989
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Ratings and Reviews for The Washington Square Tavern
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May 07 2012
Aly W. via Yelp
still love this place! Jerry has a great crew in the kitchen and tonight I learned that unlike most restuarnts, a lot of things are homemade! they literally...read more
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Apr 20 2012
Phil H. via Yelp
I'll admit, I went in expecting a dive-y pub menu because I didn't read any reviews about this place. I obviously should have expected that being in...read more
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Mar 25 2012
Sophie N. via Yelp
Went back for brunch because it's convenient. Tried the corned beef hash and poached eggs. Fine but nothing special. Tasted like chopped up, cubed meat and...read more
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Oct 27 2008
via Citysearch
This is a very nice restaurant with upscale entrees and great atmosphere. I must say that their hamburger is one of the best in...read more
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Aug 07 2008
Linebrook via Citysearch
Some background: I'm from Europe, and I've lived in Boston for two years. My observation: Even though people around here vote Demo...read more
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Dec 07 2007
thebarefootconsumer via Citysearch
Washington Square Tavern is a complete hidden gem! The food is consistently fabulous. The menu is changed every two months or so b...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Facing the square after which it's named, this beloved neighborhood bistro is a magnet for in-the-know foodies and area 30-somethings. With communal tables, dark woods and tall bookshelves, the restaurant yields a mildly Irish vibe. With no separation between the bar and dining areas, the room can get quite noisy. An impressive drink selection includes inventive house concoctions (pear martinis) and a well-chosen wine list. Harried waiters do their best to keep everyone happy.
The Food
Loyal customers keep returning for the kitchen's modern comfort fare, dished out at Brookline, not Boston, prices. The ever-changing menu includes seasonal salads (baby arugula with sweet pecans, goat cheese and red wine vinaigrette) and homemade soups (English pea with creme fraiche and pancetta). Entrees combine fresh salmon filets and hearty pork chops with homey accompaniments like creamy polenta and roasted sweet potatoes. Those craving a sweet finish are dismayed to learn that dessert isn't served.
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