The Boise Basque Block is a series of restaurants and cultural buildings dedicated to preserving Basque culture in Idaho.
Around 1910, Grove Street, the street that currently holds the Basque Block, was almost all Basque-owned entities.
What to see at the Basque Block
Entering the Basque Block from South Capitol Boulevard, you’ll be greeted with a huge mural celebrating Basque culture in Idaho.
You’ll find more artistic surprises as you walk the street (remember, I said it packed a whole bunch of Basque-ness into a small area), including painted utility boxes, cement tiles with song lyrics, and giant , the Basque symbol of unity, painted on the street.