Seafood restaurant. Old school place with good vibes. The seafood soup is their feature dish. Bread service with your order. Overall great hole in the wall place.

If you are looking for a road house that serves great food, this is your place. It is unique and the food is very high quality--if a little on the expensive side. The warm sourdough bread that they serve is a revelation. The fresh fish...More

Our first impression of Duarte’s wasn’t a good one. There is no way in the world we would have EVER stopped there on our own. What a dumpy old taverns it was--from the outside, anyway. That said, we were stunned to have a delicious lunch....More

We stopped by after a visit to Ano Nuevo park following a recommendation. The history of the place is set out on the menu and as it was a little later in the afternoon we had no trouble getting a table for a late lunch....More

I liked to visit Pescadero cemetery. It's on a green sloping hill with trees that match with the feel of that sweet, ancient cemetery. The cemetery seems out of our time frame and to step into its domain is to be carried back in time....More

My husband and I ate here during a trip down the coast. When we first popped by, there was a large crowd and a waiting list. We decided to come back after checking in to our B&B. When we got back, the crowd had thinned...More

Even though this place is way too expensive the food is actually quite good and it is a cool little place to sit and look around and relax while you spend time in this town

When we visit the Bay Area (where my wife and I grew up), we usually have to drive the distance to Duarte's. We must have their Green Chile Soup (which is served with the best Sour Dough anywhere). Be ready to wait for a table,...More

Much over rated!!!!! Service rates a 1. Quality and Quantity rates not better. The hostess is rude and unhelpful. I would avoid stopping here if you are on a road trip. Stop at the deli down the street, grab a cup of coffee and go...More

Nine women had a terrific lunch at Duarte's today. Eight had either the cream of artichoke soup or else the combination cream of artichoke and green chiles soup. Everyone enjoyed the soups. Most had pie for dessert. We appreciated the delicious warm sourdough bread served...More