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Brave Restaurant
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Review content:
This gem is located INSIDE the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. I didn't even know that it was there until my girlfirend and I walked in. They've got a full bar, terrace dining, a GREAT wine list and live jazz every night that they're open. It's a sophisticated, condensed New American Menu with beautiful plates (not surprising in the museum, eh?). They've got cocktails themed to the exhibits currently in the museum and I found out that they serve a jazz brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. What we thought was the very tall and very friendly manager (he turned out to be the Director of Restaurants for the museum - he said that ""working the floor"" in the dining room is his favorite part of the job - WOW!) confided that Saturday is the brunch to go to since it is exactly the same as Sunday's but the crowds are not nearly as bad. It's only open for dinner on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays so it fills up fast - we were lucky because there wasn't a big exhibit but the Director told us that even that is no guarantee of seating without a reservation. This place is gonna catch on fast. I'm glad that I discovered it before the masses.
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