JoJo's Restaurant

Hidden gem! Absolutely delicious and a really cool setting! Shared a bunch of small plates, they were all beautifully plated and packed with so much fresh flavor! I was really excited about the patatas bravas because that was one of my favorite dishes in Barcelona, and I don't think I have seen it on a menu in the States until tonight. It was really good, but I enjoyed the carrots, red pepper relleno, beets, and brussels sprouts even more. I'll be back to try everything else!

Jojo's is a delightful restaurant near the Tucson downtown that offers one of the best patio spaces in the city. On the weekends they have live music on the patio, which having visited three times, each with a different performer, they do a great job of inviting in unique, local talents. The patio fills out a courtyard space, circling around a fountain. The staff are consistently friendly and the space is relaxed with a menu full of comfort foods, which are well prepared and nicely portioned. Having visited solo, on a date, and with a group of friends, it is a nice option regardless of size of party and the food dishes are shareable across brunch and dinner.

We made a reservation for our party of 7. The food took quite awhile to come out - maybe an hour? 45 minutes? Our server was great, but kitchen seemed backed up. Everything else was a good experience. I loved my Birria Dip sandwich. Loved the patio atmosphere. And live music!

First time in Tucson, first night. Wifey found this place online, looked cute, so we tried it out for dinner. Parked in a nearby paid lot via a QR code and credit card, then it took us a minute to figure out how to enter the restaurant, but once there, we were glad we chose here. It was super cute, and the live music was great. Our server Emily was very attentive to our high-maintenance dietary needs, and she was extremely friendly. The wife enjoyed her ribeye steak, and I liked my half chicken dish.

Visited Tucson and we are so happy we go to try this place! They don’t take reservations unless your group is a certain size. We came on a Friday evening and it was a 45 minute wait. We decided to pass. We came back Saturday evening just a little bit earlier at 530 and there was no wait. They have live music which was such a nice treat and made it very relaxing. The courtyard is the perfect outdoor area. Food was delicious and we LOVED the brussel sprouts. The Birria tacos came with more than plenty meat. Service was overall great, it just took awhile to ask for our check and pay. Great place for all types of gatherings!

Went to Jojo's for lunch and it was an enjoyable experience. I ordered the bacon jam burger with tater tots and the burger was cooked right and tasted delicious, but on a couple of bites, I got overwhelmed with a salty taste. The server was nice and it was a good day to sit outside and enjoy the live show.

Our brunch was lovely! There was live music, the atmosphere was gorgeous, like an oasis in the desert! The menu has something for everyone. The house hot sauces are fantastic too.

I took my friend here to listen to some live music and brunch. She loved it and so did I. Kat was our server and she was very kind and genuine. She made us feel very welcomed and her service was excellent. The food was delicious. The music was great. We are definitely adding this spot as our favorites for brunch. A must visit place!

I hadn't been to this location since it changed names a while back, so I was long overdue for a visit! I was so glad to see that what *hadn't* changed was the beautiful setting. I've always loved the trees and shade that allow me to dine in comfort even when the temperature goes up. I will pick a seat next to the water every time, because turtles are my favorite. I also appreciate the music stage. This time around I was here for a brunch (I've visited in the past for both a happy hour type of get-together with a large group as well as an intimate dinner for two in the later evening) on Sunday which was a new experience as well. I got there right when they opened to grab a table for my friend and me since I figured they would get really crowded. I was right! It's a popular spot so I suggest leaving plenty of time for your visit so you don't feel anxious about the crowd and trying to get in and out. Isn't that what life is all about though -- sitting and relaxing while you enjoy delicious food with good company? And speaking of the food, I ordered the corn cakes with a side of bacon as well as chicken wings in buffalo flavor. Everything was delicious! I don't usually go for sweet breakfasts but a friend had recommended the corn cakes. They led me in the right direction! They were super fluffy, tasty, and I ate every bite (whoops, I was supposed to save some for leftovers)! The bacon was perfectly to my liking and the chicken wings had great flavor without being too spicy. My friend ordered one of their non-alcoholic fancy drinks -- the Sonoran Sunset -- and it was tasty as well as beautiful. It had three different layers of color along with a fancy rim. I'm excited to go back to try the dinner menu.

Food: I have to be honest -- I came here for the Corn Cakes -- and I was not disappointed!! Cornbread and maize lovers will fall in love with the corn cake pancakes -- they're a pancake made with cornmeal and they even have little corn kernels in the patties!! I'm still dreaming of them a day later... My friend and I also got the Huevos Rancheros con mushroom chorizo and potatoes. This meal was a nice balance of carb and protein, with some salsa-y goodness to dress it up. Loved the smoky flavor the mushroom chorizo and the mushroom helped balance out what I feel is usually the saltiness of chorizo! Service: when we arrived, there was about a 20min wait to be seated. My friend and I explored the shops within the Jojo's compound while we waited. Service during the meal was fantastic -- our server chatted with us and made sure we were well taken care of. She also was great about refilling my coffee and our waters. We didn't feel rushed to leave at all, despite how busy things can get at this popular establishment! Ambiance: What I had no idea about Jojo's is that there is an entire craft shop that encircles the restaurant perimeter (the restaurant sits in the middle of this encirclement). The shops are filled with locally made artworks and crafts; Jojo's showed me a mix of indigenous, Mexican, and Southwest USA culture that enabled me to understand the charm of Tucson/Arizona more broadly!! Ugh. Loved it; walked away with some cool AZ swag! There was also a great live music show -- I think the artist name was Clay -- he composed some throwback remixed tunes that further enhanced our Jojo's experience.

Our server was busy but responsive to our requests. The outdoor space is lovely and we were able to move out of the sun, no pressure to finish up and leave. All that being said, I ordered the 3 tacos which arrived " build your own." I ordered the birria which turned out to be a pile of dried out tasteless shredded beef. There was a side of 2 jalapeño slices and a few limp onion and cabbage slices. Tacos were warm and wrapped in foil. I asked for more cabbage and onion which they brought acknowledging that I was shorted on the taco ingredients. This was truly the worst taco dinner I have had in 50 years of eating in Tucson. Don't make the mistake of ordering this on the happy hour menu. Love the place, skip the food.

What a unique hidden gem. Not being from Tucson, needed GPS to find it. At first approach I thought it was an on a blocked street order & pick up restaurant. But that was a pasta place. In the middle of which was an alleyway that led to Jo Jo's outdoor restaurant surrounded by half a dozen boutique shops. On top of that, the food was great. Ordered the Bacon Jam Cheddar burger with sautéed onions. Huge burger (enough to share) came out medium, as requested Limited menus, but something for everyone. Also opened to a Cantina which was where the beer came from Prices are reasonable and I think they may have live music at times. Anyway, if I lived here I'd be a regular

OK, so JoJo's may not be the very best resturant in Tucson but it does have the very best Tucson atmosphere and vibe! If you have out-of-town visitors...this is the place to bring them for a sweet and fun intro to Tucson. At night...it can be...dare I say...romantic with the string lights and live (professional) music. And the occasional child gleefully running around only helps make the experience a little more joyful. Tucson as a whole is what Austin, TX wishes it still was and there's just enough elements in play here from both cities that makes hanging out at JoJo's a very enjoyable experience. The food is just icing on the cake as this is more of an experience since you're in a lovely outside funky setting. Speaking of the food....it oscillates from just good to pretty good probably depending on who's in the kitchen and how slammed they are. We had a decent steak here recently and their board is good. The wait staff is very chill and friendly. All in all...this is a unique dining experience. Relax and enjoy it!

Solid restaurant choice in Tucson. Great vibe and a fun patio with plentiful seating. Lots of heaters so no problem with outdoor winter dining here. Service was good as well. Parking nearby with a public lot down the block. Food was very good. Didn't get to try much but what we had was tasty. My son had the Tamal, which he really enjoyed. I had the flight of Pintxos. Very interesting! I've been to Spain (not Oklahoma), but never had Pintxos before. Apparently they are snack sized dishes, smaller than tapas, and generally or exclusively served open faced on bread. So basically Spanish flavored mini bruschetta. I really enjoyed all four that I had and am now eager to make some at home. They also had a guitar player and singer on stage and it was a three dog night when we went. I kinda liked the music. But what does it matter?

This place is so cute. I've always driven by it and wondered what was in this area and I'm so glad I checked it out. There are a couple stores attached to this restaurant and the seating is outside although there is an indoor seating area for the bar. The tables outside have heaters. The food came out super quick and it was so delicious. I can't wait to come back again and try something else.

JoJo's has long been one of my favorite patios in Tucson and a go-to spot for special occasions and out of town visitors. I also think they have some of the best huevos rancheros in Tucson, which is no small feat. I was delighted to beat the Sunday brunch crowd last weekend, and my friends and I enjoyed a lovely meal with prompt and friendly service and delicious food. I highly recommend JoJo's for any meal, but dinner under the twinkling lights is always very special.

The best part about Jojo's is the atmosphere. There was a line around the corner for a seat at this quaint restaurant, probably due to its colorful patio and fun live music. While the dish I ordered was yummy, I wouldn't say it was anything to write home about when compared to a lot of the Mexican food you can get around Tucson. However, I would definitely go back here to get some chips and salsa and perhaps a drink, because the atmosphere is so nice!

Well, I'm a little biased because we had our wedding here (when it was La Cocina), so it will always be a special place to us! But also, we love the live music, cozy patio and delicious food! They're great with my son's food allergies and they're very knowledgeable about gluten as well. They have shade sails in the summer to keep it cooler and space heaters in the winter to keep you warm! The menu has changed (since La Cocina) but it's all delicious! The kids menu is a big hit with our boys as well!

Have you ever been to a place that not many people know about but people in the know frequent because it's cozy, comfortable, bestows a great ambiance, and offers good products? Perhaps a speakeasy, a jazz club, or an independent bookstore with nooks? This is how I felt when I went to Jo Jo's on a cool Thursday night. Jo Jo's offers a beautiful ambiance with a newly restored (beautiful brick) patio. Jo Jo's reminds me of a restaurant I could visit in Queens, NY or on K Street in Sacramento. Jo Jo's is off the beaten path, and serendipitously, we across it leaving the Tucson Museum of Art. Our waitress was pleasant and welcoming. When I go out, I often look for a dish I never had, a signature, or unique to expand my palate. To drink, I had the Tres Verdes. While I appreciate the taste of mescal, I think the jalapeno was too forward. To eat, I had the poblano tamal. While the dish was unique and had a pleasant taste, I felt the portion size was small, especially because of the price. Perhaps offer a side of rice or beans. Our appetizer, the chorizo stuffed dates, was undoubtedly the zenith of the meal. I would absolutely order this every time! Amazing. I recommend trying Jo Jo's and look forward to coming back. As a plea, can you please increase the font size of your menus for those of us 45+? :-)

My husband and I had a really good lunch here. I had been craving a birria taco, so I was glad to see it on JoJo's menu. The only problem I had, which was small, was that I was anticipating some great consommé to accompany my tacos. The tacos were flavorful and tender, they went perfectly with some lime, pickled onions, and salsa. The tots were also perfect, the outsides were crunchy and slightly salty, with a hot center - quite possibly the best tater tots I've had. The buffalo cauliflower was spicier than I expected, but they were tasty. I only tried a small bite of the vegan tacos, but I love mushrooms and these were seasoned well and juicy. JoJo's has good food and a chill environment where you can sit outside under some trees or in the open air dining room/bar.

The best outdoor patio! Even though they were very busy, we had great service. The food was great and I especially enjoyed the veggie paella. My husband had the bean burger. It was huge and fell apart, but still very tasty. Thank you for all the vegan option!

The Orange Cardomom sticky bun was the highlight and I highly recommend... coupled with the midnight fig cocktail. I had ordered the jojo's Francesinha which was okay ( a little too salty and the gravy was more like a tomato red sauce than a birria gravy which was just not my thing). The Tallboy tots however were delicious- the tots fried to perfect crispiness. The outdoor space is super cozy with some strongly powered heating lamps in the winter. Service was awesome and friendly. On Saturday morning they had live music which added to the awesome brunch vibe.

Friday night happy hour was very good. We order a small nachos and some margaritas with a tajin rim and both were yummy. We also had the Blue Oyster Mushroom chips, that come with hummus and they are amazing, it is on the specials menu but I hope they keep it for awhile. We also tried the Patatas Bravas and again amazing, the Grilled Carrots in a green curry are beautiful. The outdoor dining area is beautiful, love the turtles and koi pond. There was a band on stage and it was just a great spot to eat great food with friends and family.

The ambiance is amazing and this restaurant is so unique with a mostly outdoor experience. The live music was perfect to set the mood and not too loud. I didn't even get a picture of the appetizers because they went so fast. I recommend trying all the small bites as a tasting menu. Lastly the mussels were probably the best I've ever had, the broth was amazingly flavored with chorizo. I would go back for those alone. I would give them 5 stars but the service was slow and our waitress seemed annoyed with our table the entire time and did not seem interested in explaining anything on the menu.

Service was great . I wish i got our servers name ! i love the ambiance from before and now it still looks nice and clean . The food was actually freaking amazing !!!! the fries were par but everything else was a birdie like scottie ! So good so freaking good ! Burger was 16 + 4 for fries . Honestly a really good burger coulda maybe had a little more flavor like salt wise but so good other than that . The wings ima say this .... The wings ... I CAN HONESTLY SAY I THINK THEIR BUFFALO WINGS ARE TOP 3 IN TUCSON . I REPEAT TOP 3 IF NOT TOP 2 EVEN . I took no picts cause i was hungry . TOP 3 BEST FOR WINGS HERE .

This outdoor patio is one of the best in Tucson. We happen to be there for happy hour and a $15 burger fries and beer was not only a good deal but an excellent dinner. My partner also got the bruschetta board and each small bite was delicious at $12 for a flight, the drinks were top notch and the bartender was so nice and knowledgeable. I would go back in a heartbeat and even got to stay for some live music that was above and beyond.

I had a meetup group of 9 meet here for brunch this past Saturday and though it passed the vibe check, our experience unfortunately did not. Our server had some highs and lows for us. She was courteous and even took initiative in resolving an issue with the bacon, however she also seemed to have a clear visible reaction when asked for straws, which I thought was strange. It happened on two separate occasions to two of us. When it comes to the restaurant, it gives the appearance of this cool eclectic spot..and it is, but I felt it had some holes. The courtyard is beautiful...it has greenery all about and tarps that provide shade, as well as a setup for live music. I read about there being jazz music in the past but this day it was more folk-like. My group found that though there were tarps hung for shading, they are hung sporadically and did not actually do a great job at blocking out the Sun. We started the brunch with some of us roasting on one side of the table and ended with the other side of the table roasting. More coverage would be a great addition for the restaurant. I initially was really excited for the menu but was a bit disappointed in the delivery. For one, the classic breakfast charges $4 to add meat. But when it came, it was 2 small and limp pieces of bacon. Not a great value at all. The sticky buns I was really excited for. However the whipped cream cheese was still pretty thick and the overall dish was not as sweet as I would have liked. Though others at the table loved that about them. The potatoes that come on the side were drowning in salt, it was actually a little humorous.. but also not because we were paying for them lol. I ordered the chef's choice wings which had good flavor and great presentation. I didn't taste the fish sauce nor Korean spiced flavoring but they were good. Lastly, the restaurant does not split checks past 3 cards which I thought was strange as well. I have not encountered that in Tucson and don't really understand why they choose not to accommodate guests, especially when not busy. I can understand if it's a place where it's difficult to separate checks but everyone got one thing really, some had 2 at most. It just seems like an unnecessary rule so that they can give less effort. I may return here to experience it in the evening, but I don't think the daytime is the best time to visit this restaurant.

If you asked me to define a quintessential Tucson dining experience before yesterday, I wouldn't have an answer. After a dinner at JoJo's I can confidently say it's this. The outdoor patio settles you right into the vibe. The carefully considered drink menu + southwestern favorites done with excellence pull it all together. Things enjoyed at the table: margs, birria sandwich, tacos, salad and chicken wings. All reasonably priced with great service.

The courtyard at JoJo's is a lovely spot to have a meal during the mild months, with trees, a fountain, and music filling the courtyard. The outdoor space has the obvious drawbacks you'd expect during the very hot or cold months, but it's a unique place with a lot of charm even if you're sweating a smidge during brunch. On my most recent visit, I tried the Birria Dip sandwich with tater tots. It was very good, with tender meat and excellent pickled vegetables, but I will note that I think the bread (while delicious) was a bit heavy in the bread-to-birria ratio. You could easily do the birria tacos instead, though. I also very much like the Tallboy Tots, which are a fantastic brunch option. The tots are piled high with eggs, cheese, bacon, and a really unique sauce; everything you want in an indulgent breakfast. They strike a great balance between salty, creamy, acidic, and herbaceous. I highly recommend them!

Came in for lunch on a hot Friday afternoon. I'd normally be weary of open seating and no A/C but found it to be surprisingly cool and comfortable, with lots of shaded tables. The staff were also quick to locate us and take our orders. I was really happy to see multiple vegan options and opted for the Mushroom Tacos and Cauliflower Wings with Buffalo Sauce and Garlic Aioli. Both were really good and more food than one person should be eating. I'm excited to come back for brunch and happy to have another restaurant in Tucson where I can enjoy meals with non-vegan friends and family.

The good: great waiter and husband liked his salad. I'd prefer more of a grilled chicken on the salad. But chicken tender. Waiter was great. Hostess. Rude. No greeting. I had to initiate getting a table and asked for help as I wasn't sure if she was hostess. She replied, "Well I'm here." My 12 year old replied that was awkward! It was. As a Tucson Foodie subscriber, I'm disappointed on the initial greeting and seating. But the waiter was awesome! Still, I believe that places allow people to act rude and the hostess must feel this acceptable. So nope. Won't visit again as the food was okay. My son's burger super salty! Both parents tried and whew! Made him drink lots water after that! He was starving and did the best he could eating it!

Food was great, it's a small but cozy spot. Live music, and great service which was relatively quick.

We sat outside which was so nice with the water fountain. The waitress was great and gave us time to just enjoy the weather and our drinks. Margarita was good and so was the sangria. The beet salad was so great, and so was the tomato tart. Loved this place, so cute.

Came here around noon on a sunny Saturday. Didn't have reservations, but we were seated in a few minutes. There was live music and outside seating, which brought a nice ambiance along with our meal. I wanted to try something that I've never had and so I opted for the Jojo's Francesinha. The serving size is a good portion. The red sauce reminds me of a light marinara. The meat is between two breads, which will soak up and become soggy. My wife had the one with tater tots, which she really enjoyed. Prices were around $15-16. There are a few shops nearby that you can walk off your meal afterwards too.

JoJo"s had a nice atmosphere with patio type seating. I had the classic breakfast with bacon; probably hard to see it in the picture since it was so thin. They charged an extra $4 for this flimsy 2 straps of bacon. My first inquiry about it the server said it was suppose to be a light breakfast while bringing out a couple ounces of butter as part of my order. There were 3 hours like this and the server said they would bring out extra servings of bacon but brought only 1 more order of 2 thin slices. I asked about it again and the server asked "what do you want, a pile of bacon". Then I told her would you pay $4 for that. She also seem to have been bothered when asked to provide straws for the water. Doubt if I come here again. For the price, I could have gone to many other restaurants where breakfast includes bacon; I don't understand the big thing this restaurant has with making it a separate charge; at least have thick cut if you going to chage extra for it. Then there was the extra charge of 2.9% if you use a credit card to pay. Seem like JoJo's likes to Pickle and dime customers. Service was also a bit slow

This place used to be called something different and the menu has changed, but overall still enjoyed our time here. We came on a night where there was live music, which was excellent. Great outdoor seating options for a couple to a larger group. We started with sharing a small order of nachos with meat/birria. There was a nice mix of pico de gallo, jalapeños, picked red onions, meat & spicy queso. Unfortunately they were out of most draft beers that night, so we opted for margaritas. They were delicious and strong! It's possible to order a small nachos plate or larger one as your main meal. My fiance got a burger, which he enjoyed; fries cost extra so he was OK with just the burger. I opted for the carnitas tacos, which were also good. Overall good ambiance, good outdoor seating and good food and drinks.

Such a lovely experience! The hostess was sweet and efficient, the waitress we had (Sevi) just had the sweetest spirit and was great at her job. The live music was exceptional and I am pretty sure they should win award for best ambiance in Tucson. This place is an absolute gem. The pork tacos were delicious, the burger was divine and the potatoes bravos were yummy as well. This will definitely be a new must for us when visiting the area. Highly recommend going in the evening when they have live music. Really fun night out!

Google & Yelp names aren't the same. LaCo vs jojos restaurant. We came for drinks before dinner and offered the Birria Dip - the consome* was VERY salty, too salty! We thought *Birria dip was actual dip , not like a French dip and that WASNT explained by our server when we mentioned to her we were going to split it as an appetizer.... The music was good , it's a cute outdoor spot but the service by Sevi was VERY basic especially because we didn't order a lot of food and only got one round of drinks.

The outdoor atmosphere is nice with plenty of shade and a stage for live music. Stopped in for drinks and the prices were a bit high for draft beers. They do not seem to have any specials or run a happy hour. Customer service from the host table was a bit strange as we were pretty much told to seat ourselves and to go to the bar to order. Did not try any of the food, so I cannot comment on that.

I came at the recommendation of a friend - while the ambiance is nice (super cute actually, the turtle and koi pond in the center of the outdoor patio is adorable) I wasn't a huge fan of the food. I had the birria dip sandwich with tots and my friend had the corn cakes. All of it felt very generic, the pickles veggies on my sandwich had a very odd taste, and the corn cakes were kind of boring. Service was great and the shops on the property were cute!

A great breakfast spot with the most amazing orange cardamom sticky bun! This is a gem in old downtown Tucson with an outdoor stage, a tattoo shop and local artist shop! Our server was super attentive and friendly and made great suggestions on food. We Loved the sticky buns! I ordered the breakfast sandwich with no meat and it had cheese, egg and jelly! The potato's were crunchy and salty! My husband ordered the Huevos Rancheros and loved them!

Great place for live music, good food, great bar , great ambience out in the courtyard, service is excellent, haven't been here in a while, came to see my old friend Oscar Fuentes, he plays every Wednesday, come and see him, we played together for a few yrs, he's great. They've improved the courtyard by adding pavers, stage looks real nice, all the greenery will make you feel great. It's changed names three times, from La Cocina, to LaCo, to now Jojos. Wonderful place, still the same owner Jo, she's lovely..

Jojo's has a beautiful patio with lots of shade for comfortable outdoor eating. My friend and I went around 2pm and didn't have to wait longer than 10 minutes to be seated. We ordered the orange and cardamom sticky bun to share. It was a sweet, refreshing roll type dessert, and it was surprisingly good. I had the birria dip sandwich as my main meal. The sandwich was stuffed with a lot of toppings that made it hard to grip and dip, but it tasted good and then side of taters tots were perfectly crispy.

Just tried this place this week and the patio was adorable. We enjoyed the live music while eating dinner. I had the Court Ave Burger and it was good. There were a few things I noticed however: 1. I ordered the burger medium and it definitely came out well done. It wasn't dry though and was still flavorful so I ate it 2. The fries were underwhelming and not as crispy as I was expecting 3. Service was quick to take our order and serve the food but very slow in coming back around to give us a bill. Overall, the burger flavors were great and the ambiance was lovely which is why I'm giving them 4 stars.

Love this local spot. They recently upgraded their space and switched up themes, colors, flooring and name! Formerly known to Tucson locals as La Cocina, Jojos upgraded over their 'summer break' and are serving up some new stuff for the community. This quaint spot is nestled amongst local art and thrift shops with an array of things to see. It's got a cute turtle and coy fish pond center of the restaurant space which is outdoors. A large stage is home to rotating local musicians some evenings. Jojo's has two bars and menus for lunch, dinner and brunch (special hours) . There are bathrooms on site and a smoking area for those partaking. Thus far I've enjoyed the menu, with an exception to the veggie sandwich which is great but just a little simple in flavors for me. Hope you get to visit them soon! Super cute at night for dates!

Cute spot. Outdoor seating but all shaded. They had live music during brunch which was fun. Service was very quick and friendly. A good Tucson spot to visit.

Food and service were great! The atmosphere was very nice and the solo artist was perfect for a Sunday brunch!

Jojo's restaurant is one of the best outdoor dining spots in all of Tucson. Their food is good and their service is great. Highly recommend the Patatas Bravas, House Olives, and Pork Tacos with their non-alcoholic Tamarind Sunrise. Their covered patio is full of lush overgrown foliage and shade sails with water features that make it comfortable and inviting. They often have live music which adds to the experience. Be sure to check out the collection of shops surrounding the patio after you dine as well.

The patio seating is absolutely adorable and in the evenings they have live music. There was also a cat! The food options were a little limited.

Just had a great lunch at JoJo's Three chicken tacos and soup of the day Friendly and fantastic ambiance

Hidden gem that I can no longer gate keep! The patio is adorable and they usually have jazz performers. The food is unique and delicious with plenty of GF/plant based options. The totchos are insane and the best tots I have ever had. I have only been for brunch and will certainly be trying their dinner soon!

Super cute restaurant! Brought a party of 10 family members here while visiting town. The ambiance is amazing. Calm live music, surrounded by plants as if your in a garden string lights and canopys above, unique indoor buildings for seating inside if preferred. There was a separate building with a bar in it that seemed cute from afar. Our server was great and personable she got all of our orders correct. Everyone LOVED their food. We will definitely be back when we are in town.

My favoriteeee date spot (iykyk ;)) the food and drinks are delicious and the outdoor seating is absolutely beautiful

Love the outdoor ambiance of this place. The food was just ok.. we'd come back to listen to the live music, great drinks and do the shareable's.. but probably wouldn't get entrees again. The service was good, nice but nothing notable. We love the location and ambiance and the live music at the end of the night was nice so we'd come back to experience that again.. I would give it 3.5 stars if we could do half stars. My birria tacos were really salty, everyone in our party said their food was meh.. not bad but not great. Price points were fair, and we did really like the meat board before the meal.

Lovely atmosphere. Good food. We had the corn nuts and split the bacon jam burger with a side salad.

A beautiful setting for outdoor dining with cozy and relaxing atmosphere, I really enjoyed it with my family during today's luncheon. We sat next to the ponds with koi fish & turtles under a large tree. The service staff were very friendly & nice. It was very pleasant to be in such environments with many other business around, sharing the same spaces with the dining area. The food was excellent to our tasting. I had the JoJo Franchesinha -- a must try -- very good ! Others: Chicken tacos (3 tacos), Cauliflower Wings (yummy), and Tallboy Tots, and BBQ Chicken Sandwich. We will definitely come back to dinner and check out other businesses.

Very fun environment for a downtown restaurant. Perfect for a slow dinner with friends/date. Plenty of different seating arrangements. Chips and salsa were delicious. Ordered the guac which ended being s bit underripe unfortunately. Tacos were decent. Happy with the flavor, tortillas could have been toasted a bit more. Service was a bit rough, took a long time to get drinks and then it went long periods of time for the water to be refilled.