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Haru
Japanese, Sushi $$$$$
205 W 43rd St. (b/w Broadway & 8th Ave.)
New York , NY 10036
Japanese, Sushi $$$$$
205 W 43rd St. (b/w Broadway & 8th Ave.)
New York , NY 10036
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3 reviews Christmas Eve at Haru
By The Park Slope Gastronome Jan 17, 2007
I don’t have anything to work on for the rest of the day, so I thought I’d do a retroactive post. On Christmas Eve, my friend Abbey and I ate at the Haru in Times Square. I found the food to be just so-so and the service to be, well, poor. Which begs the question, despite my many protestations, am I a service snob? I really never thought I was, but lately I feel like I can’t stop complaining about bad service. Am I just growing more difficult and persnickety in my old age? Or is the general state of the service industry just really as abysmal as I perceive it to be? To be honest, I’m not sure which option I’d prefer as they both sort of... FULL REVIEW
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The Old And The New
By 1000 Bars Oct 26, 2005
I headed back again to an area near where I used to live and work again just to check out a place that I used to visit to see if it was still there and check out how it was doing if it was. I was pleased to see that it appeared to be thriving and remained just as I remember it. The more things change the more some things, at least, stay the same. FULL REVIEW
Haru
By Eat Drink One Woman Mar 31, 2005
This town needs another pseudo-hipster sushi/cocktail joint like I need a gall stone. But there we were, a mini-posse of three college buddies in Union Square, looking for an affordable dinner where we could sit and hear each other. We waited by the bar for about twenty minutes in this fairly loud two-level eatery, trying to drown out the vanilla sounds of the New Age-y sitar trance in the background, half-heartedly looking over the extensive bar menu of ho-hum lychee libations and lame "exotic" drinks with names like "Enter the Dragon." (Restaurants, please note: you cannot have a section on your menu called "Champagne cocktails" and then only list drinks made with prosecco. Just like you can't slap a Washington Square pigeon on the grill and call it poulet de bresse. So quit trying.) FULL REVIEW
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