Listed below are links to reviews of Duarte's Tavern from around the web.
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more from ae.contracostatimes]
| "Many times since, occupying most of the mismatched tables and chairs all over the knotty-pine dining rooms, Duarte's (DOO-art's) has come through. Seven stools line the low counter, where people take up residence for hours...." |
1 reviews
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more from dishola]
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more from ediblesanfrancisco]
"That soup—along with steaming hot loaves of sourdough bread and a slice of freshly baked olallieberry pie—tasted ambrosial after five days of camp grub...."
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more from fodors]
| "For years we haven't given a second thought to making the long drive from Foster City to Pescadero to dine at Duarte's. About one year ago (give or take), we started noticing that things seemed a bit "off...." |
5 reviews
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more from roadfood]
| "" Duarte's is a 100+ year-old small-town tavern where locals come to eat three square meals a day at mismatched tables and chairs in a knotty pine-paneled dining room. When it's crowded, as it usually is at mealtime, strangers share tables...." |
26 reviews
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more from sfgate]
| "Desserts include cobblers, shortcakes and pies that could make Aunt Bea drool, especially the county fair-like olallieberry pie with its flaky crust and sweet- tart berries from nearby Phipps Ranch ($2. Warm nectarine shortcake with biscuit-like cake and..." |
1 reviews
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more from tripadvisor]
"We were tired and road weary on a rainy night in June travelling up the coast. We stopped at Duartes located several miles off highway one in an old tavern...."
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more from virgoblue.wordpress]
"You have to order two things: Artichoke Soup and Ollalieberry Pie. The Artichoke Soup is creamy yet flavorful and not too heavy. But the sourdough bread that they serve with your meal is the perfect partner for it...."
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