Taberna De Haro

The garlic shrimp was absolutely delicious. All the dishes looked really nice. Great ambiance. When we went the staff was spread thin so it took time to get drinks and our check but the staff was very friendly.

Bar area is cute. It was upbeat vibes and this place was packed with people. Paella was great and good portion for two. Tortilla was huge and it was too much for us and also was bit dry. Flan was great tho!

I can't review the full dinner menu and tapas, as I only came here for the bar, but I did want to leave a review because it was a great evening. From 5-7pm Monday through Saturday, the bar does $2 oysters, and my partner and I had a whopping 24! We went on a Thursday evening and the atmosphere was great - not too loud or crowded, but not dead either. The service was amazing as well - the oysters came almost immediately after we ordered them and when we ordered the Sherry flight, the staff gave us a great explanation of each of the 4 drinks before leaving us to our food and drink.Oysters ($2 each) - I'm not usually a huge fan of oysters, but these were different from a lot of the others I've had in the past. They were slightly briny, but they also had a really sweet aftertaste that made them really pleasant to eat. They were served with lemon and also a little cup of vinegar - both options were good but I preferred the lemon. We started with 12 oysters and ordered a second dozen when we realized how good they were!Sherry flight ($30) - I had never had sherry before, but this was quite pleasant. The flight came with 4 different sherries and 2 croquetas which were tasty and filled with ham and bechamel. The filling was a bit dense, but not necessarily a bad thing. The four sherries were as follows, and my reviews are coming from someone who does not know much about sherry but enjoyed each one:- Manzanilla La Cigarrera - This was a light one with a very light alcohol taste. It paired nicely with the oysters.- Fino el Granero - This one had a slightly stronger alcohol taste to it, but it also paired nicely with the oysters.- Amontillado Rare Escuadrilla - This one tasted like a red blend and was my favorite of the four. It was nice to sip on after eating the oysters.- Olorosso East India Solera - This one was my partners favorite and tasted sweet. It almost had a taste like raisins, but it was quite pleasant.The order also came with bread, though I'm not sure if it was the drinks or the oysters that triggered the bread. The bread was nice, but they did not offer butter with it. Instead, you could have olive oil, but it was a fancy olive oil so there was a charge. We opted to just eat the bread by itself and it was nice - crusty on the outside and soft on the inside.All in all, this was a bit of an expensive night (we did eat a lot though!) but it was well worth it. I do know there are $1 oysters around Boston, but $2 oysters near our home is also a great deal. The sherry flight was nice to try, but I'd also like to try their gin and gin mixed drinks, as they are known for both their sherry and gin. I give this a strong 4/5 and we will definitely be back!

Taberna is my favorite tapas spot in the Boston area. I've visited 5-6 times now and am blown away by the service and food every time. Authentic, delicious food.Further they have a great sherry list. I believe one of the largest in the country!! Can't wait to be back

Wonderful food, terrific ambiance, so much chorizo, and food representing every corner of Iberia. Loved trying different sherries. Thank you Maddie for a great dinner!

Excellent Spanish tapas. Been coming here for years but the new owners have reinvigorated the restaurant with new dishes and a very friendly relaxed atmosphere. The outside patio is large, with lots of space for the tables. Highly recommended. And BTW the food is far better and more consistent than Barcelona restaurant, which is farther up Beacon St., in my experience.

Amazing! Food, service, ambiance... an amazing neighborhood spot to spend a weekday or weekend. Will be back!

Visited here recently, and was not overly impressed. We staff were a bit too casual in servicing tables while the food was of Spanish titles on the menu was really just an Americanized version of some Spanish dishes. Prices were somewhat high for pacifically that Americanized versions of Spanish dishes. I'm not really a beer drinker, but I did ask for their offering of nonalcoholic beers. Shockingly they said they carry none. Suggestion to the restaurant that they step into current times. Every single lunch and dinner establishment. I've been in over the past three years offers nonalcoholic beers. Sorry but this would be a No for me in the future.

Complete disappointment! I grew up in Spain and menu had the familiar tapas I loved, however weren't good. My friends ordered a particular wine and was served an open bottle that tasted like vinegar.

tapas were excellent, truly a hidden gem. service was attentive, set on a great street corner. the only thing was that the rice in the paella was not crispy enough.