Top Restaurants in Haro
Top Things to do in Haro
- 1. Bodega La Rioja Alta S.A.
- 2. Thabuca Wine Tours
- 3. Vivanco
- 4. Bodega Valenciso
- 5. Bohedal Bodega Boutique
- 6. Monasterio de Nuestra Senora de la Piedad
- 7. Bodegas Martinez Lacuesta
- 8. Bodega Conde de los Andes
- 9. Junguitu - Museo del Vino del Portal de La Rioja
- 10. iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion
Best Steakhouse food near Haro, La Rioja, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best Steakhouse food in Haro, La Rioja, Spain including La Vieja Bodega, Terete, Asador Beethoven, Restaurante Arino Jatetxea, La Vieja Bodega, Asador Los Nietos, La Vieja Bodega, Los 4 Arcos, El Huerto, Ayala
Things to do in Haro
10. Ayala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By werdlerswereld
True traditional restaurant and bar, also very popular with locals. Enough to choose from on the menu, but the steak is recommended. Tito is a very friendly host
9. El Huerto
Reviewed By Elena S
We went there to celebrate New Year's eve and had an amazing time! Great music all night, full of people dancing and having a good time! The terrace is soooo nice... I totally recommend it! :)
8. Los 4 Arcos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By GuyA473
While wine tasting in Rioja we kept admiring this picture perfect hilltop town. We went. We parked and walked around being continually blown away by awesome views. Then we smelled meat on a fire and saw the entrance to Los 4 Arcos.Just two rooms with stone walls and floors. We sat in the larger room with the open fire grill. The ceiling is heavy timber. We had garlic prawns that melted in your mouth. A potato soup with chorizo. Blood sausage. Grilled rabbit, lamb, and beef. All washed down with delicious Rioja wines. No room for desert.
7. La Vieja Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 920 reviews
Old cellar of the 16th century. Building of stone and wood. Five rooms with different atmospheres. Covered terrace and outside. More than 1000 m2 garden. Children's games. Parking for more than 50 vehicles. Two underground Cellars or "calados". Creative a
Reviewed By martinezcm
This is one of the better restaurants in the Rioja wine region and has a reputation for that even though there is no particular reason to visit Casalareina among quite a few not particularly charming surrounding towns. Wine tourism is the main attractive but a few have from good to outstanding restaurants. La Vieja Bodega is well known for its traditional Riojan food and we enjoyed that. The tomatoes with olive oil and basil were flavorful but the menestra was a little overcooked. On the other hand, the pig trotters were prepared to perfection. The popular ham croquettes were very good but not among the best we have eaten elsewhere. The berries desert was good and light for an after meal and the wine list good with offers in half bottles which we enjoy if needing to drive afterwards. The Sierra Cantabria red was very good and the price adequate. The food prices are moderate and the service a little rough perhaps appropriate for a large lumbering , clean, place as its name indicates. Parking was free.
6. Asador Los Nietos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By audreyferndown
We arrived early for a lunch so sat out the back with a small beer until they started to serve. We don't smoke but it is a pleasant walled space where one could if that was wanted. The lady who has the grandchildren after which the restaurant is named, was so friendly and brought us a homemade tapa of tripe, which my husband loved and tucked into. Her son Paco speaks a little English and could translate the menu for us. It is no longer 11 euros for a 3 course lunch with wine, increased slightly. The wine is good for a house wine and I wasn't expecting anything expensive with a menu meal (unlike some other reviewers, who seemed to think it should be top notch as you're in Rioja. In fact, Paco let us buy a box of it from his store as the bodega opposite wasn't open). Our lunch was filling, tasty and home-cooked. There is an open fire for barbecue. The room is too large for cosy but it's clean and I would recommend a meal there. It was our second visit (and my second fair review) so we must've liked it to return!Thank you very much for your opinion. We were very happy for your return. We will continue to work to maintain this level , trying to inprove each day. We wait for you next year. Greetings from the whole Los Nietos team.
5. La Vieja Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 920 reviews
Old cellar of the 16th century. Building of stone and wood. Five rooms with different atmospheres. Covered terrace and outside. More than 1000 m2 garden. Children's games. Parking for more than 50 vehicles. Two underground Cellars or "calados". Creative a
Reviewed By martinezcm
This is one of the better restaurants in the Rioja wine region and has a reputation for that even though there is no particular reason to visit Casalareina among quite a few not particularly charming surrounding towns. Wine tourism is the main attractive but a few have from good to outstanding restaurants. La Vieja Bodega is well known for its traditional Riojan food and we enjoyed that. The tomatoes with olive oil and basil were flavorful but the menestra was a little overcooked. On the other hand, the pig trotters were prepared to perfection. The popular ham croquettes were very good but not among the best we have eaten elsewhere. The berries desert was good and light for an after meal and the wine list good with offers in half bottles which we enjoy if needing to drive afterwards. The Sierra Cantabria red was very good and the price adequate. The food prices are moderate and the service a little rough perhaps appropriate for a large lumbering , clean, place as its name indicates. Parking was free.
4. Restaurante Arino Jatetxea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Barolobrunello1
Well... we had a few hours for lunch in between winery visits. Reading the TA reviews, we were not inspired to have lunch in Haro. So, we found this small town about ten minutes outside of Haro called Bastida/La Bastida on a map. The TA reviews were mostly fantastic and mostly in Spanish. It was clear within a few minutes that we had made a great choice. This was good home cooking at it's finest... literally, momma was in the back cooking while junior was running around the front of the house serving guests. This is a real off the beaten path kinda of place for foreigners. You won't be dissapointed if you like a little adventure and I hope you find this review as searching for a good place in or around Haro won't easily get you here.Thank you very much
3. Asador Beethoven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By NoolsC
We went to this restaurant as it was recommended, however, we found it quite average. Waitresses were lovely though but food was average at similar prices to other places where we had better meals. (Note: there are two Beethoven restaurants, we were at Beethoven I)
2. Terete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1088 reviews
FINES DE SEMANA Y FESTIVOS RESERVAS EXCLUSIVAMENTE HASTA LAS 14 HORAS. Más tarde pueden comer esperando turno.
Reviewed By norm3vc
We dined here on our first night in Haro. It was friendly and very Spanish. The speciality is oven baked lamb which was crispy on the outside and very tasty. Served with a crisp lettuce salad. The waiter spoke some English which helped as our Spanish is a bit limited. The wine was very good (red grand reserva). Not a cheap option but extremely delicious. So much so we went back and bought three bottles to take home. If you are a little adventurous- try the black pud as a starter. Surprisingly good. Streets ahead of what you get at home in an English breakfast deal. Haro is a lovely town that is family friendly and has a lovely central square. The community feel each evening was just fabulous and we so enjoyed just sitting and watching the world go by.
1. La Vieja Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 920 reviews
Old cellar of the 16th century. Building of stone and wood. Five rooms with different atmospheres. Covered terrace and outside. More than 1000 m2 garden. Children's games. Parking for more than 50 vehicles. Two underground Cellars or "calados". Creative a
Reviewed By martinezcm
This is one of the better restaurants in the Rioja wine region and has a reputation for that even though there is no particular reason to visit Casalareina among quite a few not particularly charming surrounding towns. Wine tourism is the main attractive but a few have from good to outstanding restaurants. La Vieja Bodega is well known for its traditional Riojan food and we enjoyed that. The tomatoes with olive oil and basil were flavorful but the menestra was a little overcooked. On the other hand, the pig trotters were prepared to perfection. The popular ham croquettes were very good but not among the best we have eaten elsewhere. The berries desert was good and light for an after meal and the wine list good with offers in half bottles which we enjoy if needing to drive afterwards. The Sierra Cantabria red was very good and the price adequate. The food prices are moderate and the service a little rough perhaps appropriate for a large lumbering , clean, place as its name indicates. Parking was free.
