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    4.2 (113 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Prawns, mushroom, octopus, and ricotta
    Tina M.

    The food is amazing, the service is great and the playlist is vibey af! This was such a great choice for my homegirls bday dinner and we had such a great time trying a bunch of things off the menu.

    Branzino fish was perfectly cooked, light and firm. The sides were delicious but felt light on the portion size. Would eat again.
    Maria B.

    ​Had a wonderful birthday celebration for my husband here. The service was impeccable, making the evening feel extra special. ​The appetizers set a high bar--the crudo was fresh, and the KFC sliders and steak yakitori were great. I highly recommend the branzino; it was expertly cooked with a firm texture. ​For dessert, don't skip the olive oil cake--the frosting is lovely. While my red wine was solid, the Luciano cocktail and espresso martini were the crowd favorites.

    Chmere M.

    Wow!! That had to be my first word on this review!! Jane Doe is an Italian/Asian fusion restaurant The flavors coming out that kitchen are something special! I came here for a co workers farewell dinner. We decided to order a few apps and dishes to share and im so glad we did that because we were able to try a few things! Omg the chicken and salmon skewers were magnificent! We also had the Octopus and lion mane mushrooms to start. All amazing!!!!!! For dinner we ordered the sliced chicken dish, the linguine, the shrimp scampi. For dessert we had the tiramisu and Lemon Olive oil cake. Amazing! I love a restaurant that incorporates all these unique flavors without overdoing it. Its executed so perfectly at Jane Doe. Staff here is very pleasant and attentive! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space is beautiful! I love natural wood colors with the pop of green! The tableware is beautiful as well![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is perfect for date night or night out with the girls![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I really enjoyed the vibes and food here! I cant wait to cone back!

    Octopus carpaccio
    Rachel P.

    This place is amazing!!!! We had a reservation for 4 so we didn't have a problem getting seated right away on a Sunday night. My SIL comes here often so we tried it out. When you first walk in, the ambiance is beautiful! The exterior and interior really stand out and is such a vibe. We ordered 3 apps: the whipped ricotta (you can get extra bread), the octopus carpaccio and crispy mushrooms. Soooo amazing! My husband ordered the tagliatelle and I ordered the mafaldine. OMG, both pasta dishes were so good!!! For dessert, we shared the semifreddo. I ate at so many places that week, but Jane Doe really stood out. I highly recommend!

    Yuelin L.

    Jane Doe is a bit hit or miss for me, but there's one dish that truly stands out: the prawns. They're grilled nicely with good texture, but the real reason to order them is the sauce. It's rich and savory, finished with scallion oil and chili oil, which adds fragrance and a subtle heat that keeps it from feeling too heavy. I honestly wanted bread just to mop up the sauce. We also tried the crispy mushrooms, which were pretty average on their own and a little heavy from the cheese, but once dipped into the prawn sauce, they actually became much more enjoyable. The lumache pasta uses large shell-shaped pasta with a strong olive oil flavor and was slightly too salty overall, though the pork itself was cooked at a good temperature. The pork katsu was the biggest letdown. Despite looking impressive in size, the pork is pounded extremely thin, and the breading is thicker than the meat, resulting in a dry texture. I wouldn't recommend it. If I return, it would be purely for the prawns and that sauce.

    Whiskey Smash
    Alan L.

    Very pleasant meal The cocktails are well balanced and very good. The plates are creative and delicious. The portions are generous. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The room is airy and the service is attentive.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Octopus carpaccio
    Ming M.

    Very interesting octopus carpaccio: spicy and flavorful, almost like they made a salsa and marinated the octopus in it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant was full so it is popular.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    6 min eggs
    Pearce D.

    Great food all around - especially the pastas. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Really different type of vibe and food than you typically get in this area.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Also love that it's nearby to some other bars/restaurants.

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    Danielle G.

    100% best new bar-restaurant in JC. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Friday night was packed, great rock and roll vintage+modern vibe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Bartenders know how to make a cocktail here, no question. The Italian Japanese fusion has become a popular food trend, so nice to see it locally. I had their market fish of the night branzino, it was perfectly cooked and served beautifully. Very flavorful but i would not say Japanese flavored or Italian, Just damn good! Im excited to come back and try more from their menu.

    Garlic Bread, Meatball Yakitori, Tomato Milk bread Focaccia
    Bao Y H.

    Super trendy spot and it seems to always be very busy. I appreciate that it is an adults only (21+) spot and good for a date night or double date as seating could be limited. Understandably it doesn't have a great mocktail selection as it is marketed as a "craft cocktail bar and restaurant". I think when my group went they had 2 choices so we got both and neither were good. We asked if any of the drinks could be made without alcohol and were told that they couldn't. What we ordered: Garlic Bread - confit garlic & herb pinsa bread Meatball Yakitori - jasper hill white cheddar, soy balsamic, onions, chives, ichimi pepper Tomato Milk bread Focaccia - zucchini butter, evoo, basil Tagliatelle - bone marrow cacio & pepe, black pepper, pecorino Wagyu Skirt Steak - laminated potatoes, truffle-parm aioli It is a fun place to visit with friends for drinks and the food is decent. I like their Japanese/Italian fusion inspired menu but there wasn't anything we tried that wowed us this time around.

    Erik P.

    We were back at Jane Doe recently. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The food, drinks and ambiance are still top notch![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 1. Food was delicious. The pasta with curry vodka sauce was particularly good. The Japanese/Italian fusion works well. 2. Drinks: mixed drinks are interesting and well balanced. 3. Service was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. 4. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance: this is a loud trendy place. I like it, but it might not be the best place to take your parents.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 5. The menu is all on your phone via a QR code. There's a pop-up with the specials that appears every time you change section. Made navigating it a bit annoying.

    The amaro daquiri cocktail. So so tasty and refreshing.
    Yordana O.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Such a sexy spot! Our favorite bar in town suggested this location as #1 on their list.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Dimly lit restaurant. Great vibe with vinyls on display as par5 of the decor. [[HIGHLIGHT]]You'll hear frank ocean, childish gambling, and Biggie on their playlist.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Super friendly staff and the service is great! We ordered the Luciana and Karlita which were both so delicious it made us try other drinks on the menu. We had the shrimp skewer dish (forgot the name) DELICIOUS and the chicken skewer dish. So so good. The main event was the rigatoni. You cannot skip the rigatoni. SO GOOD! I am a fan of an olive oil and garlic type of pasta. This one took it a step further and wow! The grand finale was the limoncello cake. I enjoyed this one way too much. Thank goodness it was a large portion. Moist, sweet, and such a pleasant surprise. I cannot wait to go back and bring some friends.

    Limoncello olive oil cake with mascarpone cheese frosting. Delicious but served a bit on the cold side. Would prefer room temperature.
    Scott B.

    Been trying to get here for the last three weeks but got preempted by threat of snow or actual snow the last two weekends. Finally made it Saturday as a party of seven. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We were seated at a table by the front door which was great because it felt like we were tucked away nice and cozy in our own corner of the restaurant where conversation could be heard and no one had to shout.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Sorry for the lack of pics but we ordered four appetizers; whipped ricotta, tuna crudo, steak yakitori, and KFC sliders, none of which I did I take a pic of. All were delicious but if I were to rank them it would be steak yakitori first. KFC slider second by a whisker, tuna crudo third and the whipped ricotta fourth. Entrees ordered were Mafaldine, Branzino. Two of the chicken dish, Lumache and two of the scampi dish with prawns. Everyone was very happy with their entrees and there was not one take out bag to be had! Javon our server was phenomenal and handled our party of seven deftly. Jane Doe was worth the wait and definitely worth a revisit.

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