343 Arsenal St. (in the Arsenal on the Charles) - map
Watertown, MA 02472
617.923.8025
617.923.8205 fax
Hours
Daily 11:30a.m.-4:30p.m.
Mon.-Thu. 5:30p.m.-9p.m.
Fri.-Sun. 5:30p.m.-10p.m.
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Features
takeout
entertainment / live music
Accepts
cash
American Express
Visa
MasterCard/Eurocard
gift certificates
Smoking
not permitted
Dress
casual
Alcohol
full bar
wine list
Parking
street parking
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Description
In 2006, La Casa de Pedro moved from its long-standing location in Watertown Square to a larger space in the Arsenal on the Charles. They specialize in Venezuelan and other South American dishes, also offering some Spanish fare.
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Boston.com Listing - Boston.com; User-submitted reviews. - suggest change
Droves of diners head to downtown Watertown for award-winning, multi-regional Latin cuisine. - Citysearch; Staff and user-submitted reviews. - suggest change
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Our Spanish Lunch at a Great Restaurant
I took a trip on Tuesday to Pedro do Alarcon. It was beautiful inside and out. When we walked in the smell of wonderful food clashed with our cold faces. The food was great. I hope to go there again sometime. I recommend it to all. The food was served very nicely and the taste was addicting. The dessert was good as well. [23 Jan 2003 09:36:36]
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Recommended Dishes: flan de leche, yuca, ensalada de raquel
Anonymous
Yay
The food was great. Just walking into the restaurant, it smelled great. It was worth the hour ride there. I enjoyed the food a lot. Very tasty! [23 Jan 2003 09:37:17]
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Recommended Dishes: Carmen
Anonymous
Sabrosa!
The atmosphere at La Casa de Pedro was very nice. The restaurant has a very hip decor and good music was playing. It is clean and orderly. When we first came into the restaurant, it was not very busy, but once more people came to lunch, the mood picked right up. The food was quite delicious. If you do go to the restaurant, I recommend trying the Venezuelan and Caribbean dishes instead of the more traditional salads and Tex-Mex food. It is an adventure to try new things! The prices were reasonable. The total for my meal plus tax was eleven dollars. The waiters were helpful and were always at our service. Also, they were very handsome and charming. A plus! [23 Jan 2003 19:12:57]
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Recommended Dishes: pollo en grasa (chicken w/ fried plantains, yuccas fritas, rice and beans), el flan de chocolate y coconut, mango fruit smoothie
Caitlyn
Great Food, Average Service
The food was delicious but their server needed to take a communication class. He did not know how to respond in a polite manner. He made several mistakes and refused to admit to them. After he gave me my drinks I never saw him again.
Next server I saw was very helpful and he brought my food and dessert. I asked him where my server was and his name they told me Mark. After this experience I'll eat again but I won't eat with Mark as a waiter. [24 Sep 2003 13:47:23]
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Recommended Dishes: churrasco
Anonymous
Venezuelan Food
The place is nice. Very nice, in fact. The food wasn't that good. I was shocked to see the calamari in the paella breaded and fried. What Pedro said to this was that he catered to the American public and that is how they eat it. I don't think so. Americans are very adventurous just like any other culture. Serve things as they are supposed to be and people will try and enjoy it.
The waiter was very nice and helpful.
It's a bit pricey for the food. [01 Nov 2003 18:54:55]
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