Dojo

For a lively night head to Dojo on Saturdays, guests note a DJ and a buzzing weekend atmosphere; if you prefer something quieter, Monday lunchtime has been described as peaceful.

Private dining isn't part of Dojo's offering, private parties are not available, and the focus is on the open dining room and lively atmosphere.

Guests commonly describe Dojo's portions as generous, several reviewers call the portions "generous" or "good portions, " suggesting dishes satisfy most diners.

Yes, Dojo is frequently chosen for special evenings: guests report anniversary and Valentine's visits and praise its stylish, comfortable ambience.

Dojo feels modern and stylish with a lively, energetic atmosphere, DJs and weekend nights lift the energy, while daytime and weekday lunches can be more relaxed.

Business casual, aim for neat, smart and comfortable rather than formal; many guests still dress up a little for special occasions such as anniversaries.

For a calmer visit, head to Dojo for Monday lunch, one guest specifically noted a Monday lunchtime was quiet. If you want the livelier, high‑energy scene (often with a DJ), choose weekend evenings, especially Saturday nights.

Yes, Dojo is family‑friendly: guests frequently visit with children, and the restaurant offers a kids' menu that parents and children enjoy.