"Jass has real candles, brick walls, and live music in the corner of the dining room. It’s very romantic, but maybe check their music calendar to make sure you’re visiting on a night when there’s live jazz, and not some sort of experimental open mic night. Despite the white tablecloths, Jass isn’t uptight at all. And the Mediterranean food is good too. Definitely order the clay pot of lamb, which comes encased in a dome of delicious brioche that your server will slice open at the table. Live music usually starts around 8:30. That’s a big reason why you’re coming here." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Jass is a Mediterranean restaurant about five blocks north of the Design District, slightly hidden on a residential street. And this place is almost too perfect a date night spot. It has real candles, brick walls, and live music almost every night. But even if you're not trying to woo a potential suitor, you should still come here. The Mediterranean food is good (and reasonably priced). Definitely order the clay pot of lamb, which comes encased in a dome of delicious brioche your server will slice open at the table. And know that the live music usually starts around 8:30, because that’s a big reason why you’re coming here too." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
"Jass is a Mediterranean restaurant about five blocks north of the Design District, slightly hidden on a residential street. And this place is almost too perfect a date night spot. It has real candles, brick walls, and live jazz almost every night. But even if you're not trying to woo a potential suitor, you should still come here. The food is good (and reasonably priced). Definitely order the clay pot of lamb, which comes encased in a dome of delicious brioche your server will slice open at the table. And know that the live music usually starts around 8:30pm, because that’s a big reason why you’re coming here too." - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"Jass isn’t sexy in a modern way. There’s an old school romance to the Mediterranean restaurant in Buena Vista—but that’s what we like about it. There are white tablecloths, chandeliers, and jazz musicians being all soulful in the corner of the dining room. There are also real candles on each table, which a server lights as you take your seat. You won’t find any buzzwords on the menu, only straightforward, tasty Mediterranean and Turkish dishes." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Jass is a Mediterranean restaurant about five blocks north of the Design District, slightly hidden on a residential street. And this place is almost too perfect a date night spot. It has real candles, brick walls, and live jazz on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday—which is never so loud that you have to scream across the table. But even if you're not trying to woo a potential suitor, you should still come here. The Mediterranean food is good (and reasonably priced). Definitely order the clay pot of lamb, which comes encased in a dome of delicious brioche your server will slice open at the table. And know that the live music usually starts around 8:30, because that’s a big reason why you’re coming here too." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo