Basque Tables

A directory

Basque tables

Every Basque dining room we can document in California, Nevada and Idaho — and the four facts two people want before picking one: where the house sits you, what dinner runs to, which nights the door opens, and whether the bar makes a Picon.

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Rooms29
Your own table13
A long table9
Picon confirmed5

Those counts leave out every room whose seating no source states — 2 of 29. An unlisted room is not a room that seats you badly; it is a room nobody has published it for.




Every room, by longitude and latitude121°W116°W33°N36°N39°N42°N45°NSweet, ID — 1Sweet (1)Boise, ID — 5Boise (5)Meridian, ID — 1Meridian (1)Alturas, CA — 1Alturas (1)Winnemucca, NV — 2Winnemucca (2)Elko, NV — 3Elko (3)Reno, NV — 1Reno (1)Carson City, NV — 1Carson City (1)Gardnerville, NV — 1Gardnerville (1)South San Francisco, CA — 1South San Francisco (1)Los Banos, CA — 1Los Banos (1)Fresno, CA — 1Fresno (1)Bakersfield, CA — 5Bakersfield (5)Santa Barbara, CA — 1Santa Barbara (1)Glendora, CA — 1Glendora (1)West Hollywood, CA — 1West Hollywood (1)Chino, CA — 2Chino (2)CaliforniaNevadaIdaho
Bakersfield holds the most rooms of any town here; Boise holds the most Basque institutions of any town in America. Town coordinates are centroids, not doorways.

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