If you believe that travel includes eating at local restaurants that represent the cultural history of the place, then Louis' Basque Corner is an essential stop. Simple food prepared well, and plenty of it. Diners are seated at tables that accommodate 8-10, but our party of 5 had a table to ourselves. You pick an entree, in our case the... more

My first Basque experience. I came here for lunch with a small group, and it was wonderful. My favorite was the tongue. If you're in the mood for a good strong drink, try a Picon Punch. more

Awesome more

After reading the other reviews I was looking forward to trying my first Basque restaurant. We had made reservations and were seated promptly. The waitress brought out our wine and the bread. There were 4 selections that night : steak, salmon, lamb or sweetbreads. The soup was Manhattan clam chowder. It was Mostly broth and not very many vegetables, I... more

If you want Basque style food, I would much rather go to Santa Fe Basque Restaurant. more

Tasty, authentic, and dirt cheap. more

Hmmm..... Picon Punches more

As part of a movie crew working in Reno for 90 days I got to try alot of places. Unfortunately the company ate mostly at Chevys in the GSR... Which is fine once or twice in a month, but 2 squares a day there gets beyond tiresome. So I shelled out my own $20 to go to Louis' Basque Corner.... more

Check out "Louis Basque Corner" It's just 2 blocks from downtown. The meal includes everything bread, wine, dessert ect... You sit at long 8 person tables with your companions,and whoever else they can fit at the table. This makes for fun and interesting conversation. If you are looking for something besides a casino or tourist trap resturant this is the... more