JoJo's Bar

Private dining isn't part of JoJo's Bar's offering, the restaurant's listing notes private parties are not available, with the focus on the open dining room and convivial atmosphere.

JoJo’s Bar pairs modern interiors with an upscale, energetic vibe, guests describe it as gorgeously upscale yet welcoming, with large open windows and lively, fun evenings.

Smart casual, JoJo’s asks for polished, relaxed attire and posts an Attire Standards note asking guests to avoid tank tops, flip‑flops, baseball hats and athletic wear; many diners do dress up a touch for anniversaries and special occasions.

Yes, JoJo’s has outdoor seating: the restaurant notes patios and a seasonal Bar Fuoco, and guests have enjoyed the rooftop patio and outside patio for dining.

Sunday is a standout, guests consistently praise JoJo’s Sunday brunch and note it’s an especially enjoyable, not-overcrowded visit.

Yes, families do dine here; one guest praised staff for carefully accommodating a 9‑year‑old’s tree‑nut allergy, and others report bringing nieces and a young child for lunch.

Brunch portions are generous, guests say the pick‑two combos and soups are substantial and leave them satisfied.

Yes, JoJo’s Bar is frequently chosen for special evenings, with multiple guests reporting lovely anniversary dinners, thoughtful service, and memorable multi-course meals.

JoJo’s Bar is at its best for brunch, guests rave about the brunch (Sunday brunch around 2:30 was noted as not overcrowded). For a quieter dinner, several guests say arriving early (around 5:00) feels calm before the evening buzz.