Bravo Restaurant & Bar

I have been to Bravo twice and only for the bar scene. To be fair, I have never eaten at the restaurant so this review is purely for the bar. The bouncers and staff at Bravo act like this is some exclusive club in Manhattan by creating a line at the door and engaging in other stereotypical rude bouncer behavior. From the attitude of the door staff, I was almost convinced that I would find myself in some lavish club but once inside I only discovered a regular bar (really, just a regular bar- nothing special here) filled with underage kids. At exactly 2am, the bouncers began yelling obnoxiously in an attempt to kick everyone out. One of them tried to push me out through the door until I informed him that I had not closed my tab at the bar yet and would not leave until I was able to do so. The music was decent and the drinks were okay but they need to tone down the attitude before I visit this place again. Pros: Good music Cons: Rude staff more

This used to be Tommy's, a local bar. Then it was Rooster's which was overpriced. Now it's Bravo and although the location is great, that's about it. Located directly next to the Community Theatre in Fairfield it's a good place to stop for a drink before hitting up a movie. On the weekend this quaint restaurant turns into a 20 something's hangout with a DJ. The patio is nice in the summer and they do have a 2nd floor area to rent out for parties. The food is something to be desired, somehow it just doesn't work. Pros: Location location location, near shopping and movies Cons: Food is not good, service is mediocre more