jojo Bistro & Wine Bar - Webster

Jojo’s is a very good new restaurant, right in the Village of Webster. They’re new and trying to figure out how to get through the covids and have successfully navigated their first year or so in a very difficult time. I would recommend it, but it’s not on the top of my list (yet). We’ve been there several times since it opened and recently very impressed with their grilled romaine with steak. It was excellent.

I was overly impressed with the meat and cheese board we ordered as a starter but our main courses and dessert more than made up for it. I had cajun chicken and it was by far the most tender chicken I have ever had.nnWine and beer selection is great too!

Recently visited. My father and I arrived at approximately 4:20 on a Wednesday. Two women were seated at the bar. The rude bartender greeted us with an attitude. She wanted to know if we had reservations. There was no one in the place. She told us to go wait over near some table. A waitress greeted us , by taking us to the smallest table over near a wall. The table wouldn't be able to seat more than one person. I asked her about a nearby booth. She told me it was reserved. The waitress was horrible. The food was even worse. Decided to try the Jojo burger. It was the worst burger ever. This place is no better than the closed predecessor. Do yourself a favor and try anywhere else.nThis place is a joke.

Always a great atmosphere. Honestly is a better experience now as the tables are spaced out more. I don't have to shout at my wife and I can hear her ud83dudc4d

Please ignore Scott L’s vindictive review. We were witnesses to his tantrum and rude behavior. It is always best to make a reservation, particularly if you have a special seating request. Other people do. Walk-ins should expect some additional inconveniences in these Covid times, where reservations are staggered to comply with spacing requirements, and a restaurant that looks empty to you may be booked to its legal capacity. The waitress was polite and attentive and should be commended for her grace in dealing with a difficult customer.