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Brave Restaurant
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Imagine eating creative and delicious food, enjoying an elegant but unstuffy atmosphere, being able to hear your dinner companions while sitting within reach of some of the most cherished art treasures in the world! If you think this description sounds too good to be true, then you haven't dined at Bravo, in the Museum of Fine Arts. Bravo is the perfect place for both a romantic dinner or for a gathering of friends. or colleagues. The entire staff, from the waiters to the Director of Restaurants, find the perfect balance between answering your needs in a timely manner and giving you the privacy to enjoy the food and the decor. The menu, while relatively small, manages to always have a variety of options, that seem to reflect seasonal ingredients as well as major art exhibit themes. Each entree, whether chicken, fish, meat or vegetarian, is always simply prepared but with just the right spices or sauces and accompaniments. There are often special cocktails created to go hand in hand with the current shows. Bravo is not to be missed.
Pros: Great for both romantic dinners or group gatherings. Conversation possible even when busy.
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