Baso

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Spanish cuisine is famous around the world and visitors advise you to taste it at this bar. Enjoy nicely cooked oysters, grilled quail and mushrooms that are offered at Baso. Many guests come here to try good smoked cheesecakes, ice cream and orange dessert.

The wine list is extensive, every guest will find something that suits their taste. Some clients like great chocolate frappe, chocolate milk or tea at this place. A number of reviewers note that the staff is hospitable at this place. Professional service is something clients appreciate here. Prices at this spot are worth attention since they're low. You will definitely like the peaceful atmosphere and terrific decor. Michelin inspectors have visited this bar, so it has received the Michelin selection award.

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Bring friends to this underground party of a restaurant in the Heights. Heavy beats boom through the austere, concrete dining room fit with moody lighting and a long open kitchen armed with a glowing hearth. Yes, this is where the cool people eat... More info

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Niki Arya Request content removal
Was super excited to try Baso and expected to love it but had quite an underwhelming experience. We spent $170pp and certainly were not full nor did we have a noteworthy experience. A few things:. Menu: does not explain the dishes. For example, they have a shrimp option but apparently it’s only 2 oz of shrimp / does not say how it’ll be cooked or what’s included. I assumed everything was cooked in the live fire but apparently it’s only 3 of the dishes. Service: Mentioned to our waitress it was our first time but she did not walk us through menu whatsoever and just asked us to place everything together. Very confusing ordering process when the menu doesn’t explain the dishes and wait staff doesn’t share any explanations proactively. Wine: ordered a bottle of Albariño and it was basically room temperature. Was not chilled, which just makes it difficult to enjoy. Mushrooms: $49 for 3 tiny pieces of mushroom which had no flavor. Again we had thought this would be cooked on the open flame. It was not. Snapper: I personally had 10+ bones in my portion of the filet (1/3 of the fish). If I am paying $120 for the entree, at the very least would want the fish properly deboned. I understand a couple bones but it was excessive. Only dishes worth any hype in my opinion were the pepper toast and basque cheesecake. Would not go back. Absolutely not worth the money. Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Price per person: $100+
Mark Collado Request content removal
This place was gorgeous. Open fire concept with a minimalist design. Impeccable service and fantastic flavors. Definitely recommend. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $100+
Ray Losoya Request content removal
We celebrated our anniversary at Baso and chose the “Trust the Chef” menu, which turned out to be an excellent way to experience the restaurant. Every dish was delicious, distinctive, and thoughtfully composed, introducing us to flavors and combinations we had not encountered before. The service was exceptional throughout the evening, and the cocktails complemented the progression of the meal beautifully. The caviar service was also outstanding and felt worthy of the occasion. The restaurant itself has an intimate, polished atmosphere, and the Basque cheesecake was one of the best finishes we could have asked for. Baso is not necessarily somewhere most people will visit casually every month. It is a place you experience once or twice and fully commit to when you do. Our total with gratuity was a little over $900, but for an anniversary dinner where we went all in, the quality of the food, drinks, service, and overall experience made it memorable. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $100+
$$$$ Price range per person $100
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633 W 19th St # A
Houston, Texas, USA
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633 W 19th St # A, Houston, Texas, USA
Features
Outdoor seating Booking Wheelchair accessible Сredit cards accepted Wi-Fi Parking
Opening hours
SundaySun 4PM-10PM
MondayMon Closed
TuesdayTue 4PM-10PM
WednesdayWed 4PM-10PM
ThursdayThu 4PM-10PM
FridayFri 4PM-11PM
SaturdaySat 4PM-11PM
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