- Pub Food
The Basin
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Ratings and Reviews for The Basin
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May 14 2012
Peggy B. via Yelp
The consistency, quality and hospitality of this restaurant are absolutely amazing to me; I've been a fan of Andrew's from the beginning. I recently enjoyed...read more
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May 12 2012
Erik N. via Yelp
Just had an excellent dinner here. I had the clams and pork with chorizo which was innovative. Ladies had the rigatoni with mushrooms which was...read more
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Apr 09 2012
Stacy K. via Yelp
I dined here about 3 years ago before a show at the Mountain Winery. The owner, Andrew is gracious and engaging. Unfortunately, he wasn't at the restaurant...read more
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Feb 08 2009
norcalrick via Citysearch
The Basinis is the best run, best food, best atmostphere and best service resturant in Saratoga. I have visited them on a numbe...read more
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Nov 11 2008
pcraigdaniels via Citysearch
The Basin is consistently great - both the food and the service. The owner Andrew keeps the place humming along. ...read more
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Jun 08 2008
acsmith67 via Citysearch
This past Saturday evening (6/7/08) I held a private 50th anniversary dinner for 23 in The Basin's warmly-lit private back room. I...read more
The Scene
Despite crisp white tablecloths and dimmed lighting, the atmosphere of the restaurant is decidedly casual. Middle-aged couples and families dine at elegant wooden tables, high tables lining the wall or out on the oak tree-shaded patio. An L-shaped bar hosts singles who linger over specialty martinis. Servers provide friendly, attentive service without pretension.
The Food
Start off with the fried crispy croquetas--breadcrumbed balls of chicken and jamon serrano drizzled with a zesty marinara sauce. Meat dishes are moderately sized, but offer prime cuts. The tender lamb sirloin is accented by a colorful melange of fava beans, carrots, asparagus and chunky tomato salsa. For pasta lovers, the wild mushroom rigatoni is tossed in a buttery cream sauce of trumpet mushrooms, marsala and truffle oil. Save room for the bananas foster--slices of banana swimming in a sticky sweet brandy sauce, served alongside a dollop of vanilla ice cream.