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Taberna De Haro
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Ratings and Reviews for Taberna De Haro
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May 05 2012
Keira C. via Yelp
Place is very crowded and food is ok. Used to be better on food quality, could be diff chef. Anyway, i can only give 2 stars for this try.read more
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Mar 26 2012
Stacey W. via Yelp
Such a disappointing experience here over the weekend. I'd been here before with a friend maybe a year and a half ago and loved it, so decided to come back...read more
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Mar 18 2012
Carrie C. via Yelp
I have to say that I'm not sure what is so great about this place. The food was decent, but definitely over priced. The restaurant is tiny and cramped. We...read more
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Feb 12 2009
paf6571 via Citysearch
I was there once after I came back from Spain. I was totally disappointed in the tapas. We ordered a tuna dish expecting sashimi g...read more
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Jun 05 2008
FredericT via Citysearch
This is my favorite restaurant in Boston. I have spent most of my life traveling to Spain, and find that Taberna de Haro is better...read more
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May 23 2008
TSlank via Citysearch
I am shocked by the negative reviews for this wonderful find! The food was absolutely delicious. Service was polite and well pac...read more
In Spain, a taberna is a relaxed, informal spot for hearty food, good conversation and a glass of wine. Taberna de Haro fits this bill and then some, both indoors and out. A breezy sidewalk patio proves popular during the summertime, and when it's cold out, crowds pack the rustic interior and fog up the windows. The open kitchen aims for authenticity with dishes like Ancas de Rana, sauteed frogs legs splashed with brandy and lemon. Plates like sauteed artichoke hearts, imported Serrano ham and chorizo braised in sparkling cider prove popular. A hidden neighborhood gem, Taberna stands out for its excellence and hard-to-find offerings.