
Created by James Beard Finalist Chef James Trees, Bar Boheme presents classic French cuisine with a modern eye. We currently offer an 8 Course Tasting Menu and a 3 Course Prix Fixe in our dining room. Our bar menu offers onion soup, fresh seafood towers, steak frites (including the best french fries in Las Vegas) as well as genuine Parisian baguettes with French butter. Our menu is seasonal and may change. Please see our current menu on our website.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1401 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104
Phone: (702) 848-6823
Website: https://barbohemelv.com/
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We stumbled upon Bar Boheme while walking to another restaurant on a Friday night. While walking back to our car, we stopped by to briefly look at this added gem in the Arts District. A worker noticed we were looking from outside and she walked out, greeted us, and invited us to view the menu. We started to chat and OMG, we knew each other from a restaurant Tupac and I dined at in San Diego. Aleen was our server then and she remembered us and where we even sat. Such a small world. Well, the following weekend, we just had to return and try the food.
We were warmly greeted by the manager, Aleen, and another worker. We sat by the window. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and I liked the outdoor seating too which I’d love to sit there when it cools down.
Thank you for the complimentary Confit Duck with Apricot Jam, Gougeres (Truffle Cheese Mouse), and dessert.
Food:
Loaf of Bread with Butter
Tuna Tartare
8 OZ Bavette Steak Frites
Trout Amandine with Brown Butter, Haircot Vert and Lemon
I tried not to eat all the bread. Lol. It was good but the outside can get very hard. The tuna was amazing! I loved this dish very much and the crostini was the perfect size. The steak was ok. I was not a fan of the cut but I know better next time. I still ate it as it was tender and gamey. Still good if that’s what you are looking for. The fries were nice and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Lastly, the trout was yummy. Loved the brown butter that complemented the fish.
Overall, a great spot to dine at and I’m looking forward to dining here again.
We dined at Bar Boheme first. The exterior building just looks plain but once inside, it’s elegant and classy chic. Modern twist to traditional French cuisine.
We studied the menu before we came so we didn’t waste anytime. They chef coursed everything. We absolutely loved everything we ordered:
Chicken liver pate ($16): one of the best pate. Smooth rich and savory.
Escargot ($17): our least favorite. Each one was placed on a puff pastry. All I tasted were the breading. I prefer it in a dish with the sauce to dip. Although, the puff pastry was less messy.
La Petite Seafood tower ($76): Absolutely recommend and worth it. Such a deal! Mussels, oysters, scallops crudo, tartare, prawns, lobster. Came w 4 dipping sauce and crostini.
Bone marrow ($26): one of the best bone marrow. Came w 4 nice size that actually had marrow. The onion brûlée balanced out the richness.
Drinks:
French 75 ($16): gin, lemon, bubbles. I love gin, citrus and bubbles but I was unsatisfied with the quality.
Highland afternoon ($16): rum, scotch, strawberry, ginger, lime. Fiancé got this and I was not a fan. Scotch and rum doesn’t go well w me. It’s butter not sweet as suggested.
We didn’t get a second drink because we were disappointed on our choices and we knew we were heading next door to Petite Boheme. Our server walked us over through the back entrance.