jojo bistro & winebar

Nice place. Came here for dinner, was pretty busy. Ordered pizza, took about 35 mins. Pizza wasn't to my liking, but the wife liked it. So the only thing I didn't like is slow service. Otherwise, I liked the place. Will come again

JoJo has never been a bargain, but there was a time I enjoyed splurging on butternut squash ravioli after a humus appetizer, washed down with an exciting, unfamiliar medium bodied red.My last visit was a disappointment. Neither the humus or ravioli were on the menu & the selection of wines available by the glass was limited to the usual suspects.The pizza I ordered was tasty. Not the same quality as Rocco's, & extremely thin, but light & fresh. I also shared the cheese & cured meats platter with friends with mixed reviews. For $15 comes small servings of two mild cheeses, a quarter of a baguette, a decent amount of prosciutto, a few slices of salami, & a spicy dijon & balsamic concuction with nuts & pickles. It was fun to try but I wouldn't order it again.Service isn't an issue at JoJo but doesn't stand out as exceptional.Bottom line: I'm sure I'll be back for another happy hour & have a pleasant night, but it won't be on my list for dinner on date night.