Restaurant in New York City, United States
Xolo
100Pearl PointsDrinks-First Brooklyn
About Xolo
Xolo is a practical Brooklyn pick for a drinks-led date, small celebration, or low-friction night out when the room and timing matter more than a defined tasting-menu format. Cross-shop Misi for Italian, Aska for a higher-spend New Nordic meal, Shota Omakase for a tighter Japanese counter experience.
Xolo is a New York City venue with limited verified public details available here. Compared with other New York City dining choices such as Aska or Shota Omakase, the safest way to plan around Xolo is to use the confirmed basics: it is casual, closed Monday, open evenings Tuesday through Friday, open from afternoon into evening on Saturday and Sunday.
A casual New York City option with verified evening and weekend hours
The confirmed information does not establish a specific cuisine, signature dish, chef, menu format, beverage program, price point, or awards history for Xolo. That makes it better to treat this page as a practical planning guide rather than a menu-led recommendation. Xolo may suit diners who are choosing based on timing and a casual dress code, while diners comparing several options can also look at Misi or Aska depending on what kind of New York City dining plan they want to pursue.
The most useful confirmed detail is the schedule. Xolo is closed Monday; open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 5–10 PM; open Friday from 5 PM–12 AM; open Saturday from 2 PM–12 AM; and open Sunday from 2–9 PM. Those hours make it a possible New York City choice for an evening plan during the week or an earlier start on the weekend.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Choose Xolo if the verified basics fit your plan: New York City, casual dress, hours that include later service on Friday and Saturday. If your decision depends on confirmed cuisine, a particular dish, a published service format, a known price structure, or dietary accommodations, check Xolo's official channels before committing. For comparison shopping, Patrizias of Brooklyn, Misi, Shota Omakase are other named options to consider in your broader New York City planning.
The practical verdict: choose Xolo when its confirmed schedule and casual dress code match the night you are planning. Skip or verify further if you need specifics this data does not confirm, such as menu details, awards, chef information, pricing, takeout, delivery, or allergy accommodations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Xolo good for solo dining?
The verified details do not confirm a seating format or solo-dining setup. Xolo is in New York City, has a casual dress code, is open Tuesday through Sunday, so solo diners should check the venue's official channels for current seating details.
What should I order at Xolo?
No specific cuisine, dish, or drinks program is verified here. If the plan is a casual night out in New York City, use the confirmed hours to decide whether Xolo fits your timing, check the venue's official channels for the latest menu details.
Can Xolo accommodate groups?
The verified details do not confirm group capacity, table size, or private dining. Xolo is open until 12 AM on Friday and Saturday, but larger parties should confirm availability directly. Shota Omakase is another named option to consider if you are comparing venues.
How far ahead should I plan Xolo?
No booking window is verified here. For Friday or Saturday nights, it is sensible to check availability in advance because Xolo is open from 5 PM–12 AM on Friday and 2 PM–12 AM on Saturday, but timing should be confirmed through the venue's official channels.
What should I wear to Xolo?
Xolo's verified dress code is casual. Relaxed city dinner clothes should fit the confirmed guidance; formalwear is not indicated by the available dress-code information.
Does Xolo handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary restriction and allergy accommodation details are not verified here. Check with Xolo directly before you go, especially if restrictions are a major concern. Misi is another named venue to consider while comparing New York City options, but confirm dietary details with any restaurant before booking.
Location
29 Dunham Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11249
New York City, United States
Compare Xolo
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xolo | New York City | , | , |
| Patrizias of Brooklyn | New York City | , | , |
| Aska | New York City | New Nordic, Scandinavian | $$$$ |
| Misi | New York City | Italian | , |
| Barano | New York City | , | , |
| Shota Omakase | New York City | $$$$ · Japanese, Sushi | $$$$ |
How Xolo New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
How Xolo compares in Brooklyn
Xolo is the easier, lower-commitment choice beside Aska, which is the clearer splurge for New Nordic and Scandinavian dining at $$$$. If the occasion is a serious tasting-style meal, Aska is the stronger fit; if the night needs drinks, flexibility, a less formal Brooklyn plan, Xolo is the more practical pick.
Misi is the better choice when the group wants Italian with a defined food brief, while Xolo makes more sense when the first decision is where to spend the evening rather than what specific dish to chase. Barano and Patrizias of Brooklyn are more natural cross-shops for group-friendly Brooklyn dining; choose them when the meal needs to anchor the plan.
Shota Omakase sits at the opposite end of the decision: $$$$ Japanese and sushi with a tighter format. It is the better booking for diners who want structure and a higher-spend counter experience. Xolo is the call when the occasion is social, drinks-forward, easier to keep loose.
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