Bib Gourmand-rated Bar Bask occupies a converted gas station at the edge of Dok Noord, with a wood-fired Basque asador for txuleta, turbot and lobster.
OrderThe txuleta from the charcoal asador, available when the kitchen has sourced the right cut, which is most.
TipCounter seats facing the open kitchen give the best view of the fire and the kitchen's rhythm.
Bar Bask does one thing: charcoal-grilled meat and fish in the Basque tradition. A short card changes with market supply, anchored by txuleton dry-aged beef.
OrderTxuleton for two: a massive bone-in Basque rib-eye, charred outside and rare within.
TipPortions here are large; two sharing the txuleton with one starter is the right call.