Mojo Bistro

While I applaud the Mojo Bistro for their late hours, allowing me to get an ice coffee late at night, I really go there for the food. The coffee comes out rather standard, and almost rushed. The staff are nice, but much more reserved. This is a place I «run in and out of» if I am dressed in jeans or out for a walk — as it tends to cater to a slighter more «upscale» clientele.
On the other hand, the food is excellent. The atmosphere is great for taking future in-​laws, parents, relatives, and bosses you may want to impress for a little «local flavor.» The lunch and dinner menus are varied enough to give just about anyone something they would like. The deserts, while expensive, are so light and rich, they are worth the extra dollars.
Definitely try the sweet potato fries.. .and bring your own wine.

This is a tiny little neighborhood place. We went on a Friday night and were very surprised to find the place half empty. I had the Surf and Turf, it was a petite filet mignon with Cajun creole seasoned shrimp. The entrée was served with garlic mashed potatoes (so yummy) and green beans. My date was not so lucky, he selected the catfish with sweet potato soufflé, only to find out they were out of catfish. He opted for the tilapia, and requested it to be served with the catfish side dishes, but wouldn’t you know, they came back to our table again to say they were out of the sweet potato soufflé. All in all, a nice dinner, but a quirky odd little place. Oh and BYOB.