- kaddo
- good for dates
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- good for groups
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- Serious EatsNovember 14, 2013Ornate rugs, rustic tables, and deep sofas make it feel like you're dining in someone's home, as does the food, much of which is cooked from old family recipes.Upvoted Oct 6
- Oz MendesFebruary 17, 2013Coming from a soldier who's eaten the real Afghani food in their home turf, they Really bring the taste.,... The food is GREAT! And the desert was amazing! The Naan bread wasn't too legit.
- Chris CarrilloJanuary 28, 2012For dessert, get the "pudeen" caramel and the green tea with cardamom, and keep alternating between bites of caramel and sips of cardamom tea. So good you will have to kill yourself after.
- Jeremy KrantzAugust 22, 2014One of Cambridge's great restaurants. Try their Kaddo pumpkin appetizer, it's one of the best dishes I've ever had. And I don't even like pumpkin.
- ElenaJanuary 27, 2012Even if you don't like pumpkin, you've got to start with it. The Kufta (meatballs) are spicy and delicious along with everything else. You can't go wrong with anything lamb
- Sherif ShalabyAugust 4, 2018Nice place and good service. Just be careful if you think they serve Halal food. Although it comes up when you Google Halal restaurants in Boston, it is NOT Halal! I appreciated the staff honesty.
- Ben BearnotMarch 25, 2015So far everything we tried was amazing, esp the spicy meatballs and lamb dumpling. Can't wait to go back and order something totally different. Great place for groups of friends.
- Boston.comAugust 4, 2014Delicious Afghan food in a lovely setting, particularly when the fireplace is going. Try dishes such as kaddo and chowpan (grilled rack of lamb with eggplant and rice). Read more
- Jonathan Ragan-KelleyJuly 10, 2011One of the best deals in Boston dining. The food is fantastic and inexpensive, and the wine, in particular, is a steal. Ignore the sometimes-grumpy owner and enjoy a fantastic meal on a modest budget.
- EaterJanuary 23, 2013Warmth exudes from this East Cambridge Afghani restaurant, which serves in-house flatbread baked in a wood-fired oven right in the dining area. [Eater 38 Member]
- Anthony WilkinsonDecember 21, 2013The food was fantastic! Order any beef dish medium; the seasonings they add just burst out without overwhelming the food. Absolute enjoyment! Waitstaff was awesome too.
- Connie LuAugust 22, 2013My favorite place for Afghan fare: get the Aushak, if you love pumpkin as much as I do, get the Kaddo; and you can't go wrong with the Kourma Challow.
- Pegah TaheriMay 21, 2017The chapendaz was amazing. Berian Fish was also one of the best fish I have ever had.
- icelleNovember 21, 2015Great vegetarian options! Definitely try the vegetarian special (baked pumpkin, pan-fried eggplant, sautéed spinach and okra)!
- Thomas RaiaMay 9, 2013Everything was delicious. There will be one guy baking bread in a wood burning oven continuously on one side of the room. Kind of mesmerizing to watch.
- John Cunningham-ElderApril 21, 2016Literally everything. I have never had any meal from this restaurant that was not exceptional. I usually go for the vegetarian meals even though I'm not vegetarian; they're that good.
- Jessica FjeldMarch 21, 2015Love the lamb kebabs and the mantwo (dumplings) at this Cambridge institution
- SomayaJuly 29, 2013Amazing restaurant and great atmosphere , but you should make reservation before ... Mourgh Kabab is delicious , I recommend to try .
- Pearl S.September 5, 2011We tried the Kaddo because the tips here said to....WOW. Crazy good. The staff was incredibly friendly, nice atmosphere...I didn't drink, but the food was so good I think I was a little food-high haha
- Craig BruceOctober 22, 2013The Kaddo is excellent. Do make sure you make a reservation to avoid the hostess rolling her eyes at you!
- Shahar ZSeptember 20, 2012Weird as it sounds, get the fresh squeezed orange juice, some of the best I've ever had
- Ardy FJune 3, 2012Interesting trivia: was told this place's sister restaurant (same name in DC area) was managed by Hamid Karzai before he became the president of Afghanistan!
- Adrián GarcíaJuly 17, 2011Great place, very different type of food and the lamb and bread were just great.
- Ardy FJune 3, 2012Average quality Afghani food at best! The best Afghani food I have ever had was at Afghani House in Sunnyvale, CA (Silicon valley).
- The Daily MealJune 9, 2011Don’t forget to order their famous flatbread, baked in front of you in their wood-burning oven. Read more