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Brasserie Jo

5 Votes / 4.2 Avg

120 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02116

• (617) 425-3240

www.colonnadehotel.com/brasserie_jo

Restaurant

Cross Street(s):	West Newton
Cuisine:	French
Pricing:	$$$
Dress:	Business Casual
Corkage Fee:	Not Allowed
Hours:	M-F 6:30am-11pm; Sa 7am-4pm 5-11pm; Su 7am-4pm 5-10pm
Brunch:	Yes
Lunch:	Yes
Dinner:	Yes
Parking:	Valet

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If you're looking for the perfect pre-/post-theater date destination, look no further. Situated off the lobby of the Colonnade Hotel, the lively Brasserie Jo offers classic French cooking in a casual but stylish setting. Although steak frites ($22) is the main attraction (and understandably so), a variety of other simple bistro entrees including swordfish, salmon, and roasted chicken are available and uniformly good. The wine list offers lots of affordable options, and desserts are absolutely marvelous. Entrees $15-25. Bar with a “light menu” open daily 11am-1am.

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Dwalquist

8/20/2008 (Updated 11/9/2008)

I went here for Restaurant Week and had some pretty good food. The dessert and cocktails were the best part of it. Peach tart with buttermilk ice cream, yum! It wasn't too sweet and the peaches still had a little toothiness to them, which is perfect in my book. I don't like soggy, overly sweet desserts.

The appetizer wasn't as good. I got the salmon tartare, which had some sort of seed mixed in (looked like mustard seeds but didn't really taste like anything.) This gave it an odd texture. It was served over cucumbers which, oddly enough, overpowered the dish. I couldn't taste the salmon.

Lamb was the main course, served with fingerling potatoes and perfectly cooked beans. I enjoyed this very much, but even so the best part was still the dessert.

The service as extremely attentive. I came alone and it didn't feel so much like I was by myself, as the wait staff were constantly fussing over me.

Moxie

Unrated

4/14/2008 (Updated 11/9/2008)

a great hotel- bistro. Open nice and early. Kind to the kiddies, especially during lunch (they sometimes dole out rubber duckies) but no changing tables. (!)

Jhoyer

Unrated

3/6/2008 (Updated 11/9/2008)

As someone that loves dessert, I always am trying to find new places in Boston to cater to my sweet tooth. The profiteroles at Brasserie Jo are top notch and keep me coming back.