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After 25 years of service, Cafe Boheme has been completely refurbished and has reopened in its original Soho location. We’re serving traditional French classics such as soupe de poisson, steak frites and escargots with smoked bacon & garlic. Join us for hearty French food with simplicity, and live jazz every day.
Late-opening bistro with mosaic floor and leather seats, for breakfast, all-day menu and cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–3 AM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 8 AM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–1 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13 Old Compton St, London W1D 5JQ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 7734 0623
Website: http://cafeboheme.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=googlemybusiness
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Reservations: opentable.co.uk
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Reviews
Jodie Love
Lovely little place that we came to on a complete whim! One of our party really wanted French toast for breakfast and we happened upon Cafe Boheme! Safe to say there were clear plates by the end. The Croque Monsieur was the best I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating. I didn’t catch the name of server but he was great and just the right level of attentive! Lovely French Bistro vibe and would definitely return.
… moreGeorge
I have been going here for years and it’s one of my favourite spots in London. Great vibes and good for various social events of the day.
Sit in the first cafe area for brunch, coffee or wine. Sometimes there is love music. Dogs are friendly too.
Restaurant area is beautiful. The staff are so friendly and the food is excellent.
Bring friends, sit with a book, or even a work meeting. This venue is perfect.
… moreSit in the first cafe area for brunch, coffee or wine. Sometimes there is love music. Dogs are friendly too.
Restaurant area is beautiful. The staff are so friendly and the food is excellent.
Bring friends, sit with a book, or even a work meeting. This venue is perfect.
Vad
Good food and impressive service level. Lovely place for the dinner with friends or for a date. We came there to hide from a rain but found the gold!
… moreRaúl Solorio
Simply amazing.
Delicious, charming and lovely. The staff treated me so nice and the coffee and dessert were great. I’ll be back, guys!
… moreDelicious, charming and lovely. The staff treated me so nice and the coffee and dessert were great. I’ll be back, guys!
Katrina Taylor
Pre-Theatre Dinner at Café Boheme
Just across the road from the Prince Edward Theatre, Café Boheme brings a touch of France to the heart of Soho. With its charming Parisian décor and soft French jazz playing in the background, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed pre-theatre meal.
What we ate:
Entrée: Soupe à l’oignon — quite simply the best French onion soup I’ve ever tasted!
Plats:
Saumon, sauce gribiche — beautifully cooked salmon with a crisp skin and a lush, tangy sauce.
Moules marinière avec frites — plump mussels in a creamy white wine sauce, classic and comforting.
Bavette avec frites dijonnaise — perfectly cooked medium-rare steak with a punchy mustard sauce.
Everything was paired wonderfully with a French Sauvignon Blanc, adding a bright note to the meal.
The service was attentive and friendly throughout — professional yet relaxed, just as you’d expect from a true French brasserie.
A delightful experience and an ideal choice before catching a show at the theatre.
Tip – Booking is necessary.
… moreJust across the road from the Prince Edward Theatre, Café Boheme brings a touch of France to the heart of Soho. With its charming Parisian décor and soft French jazz playing in the background, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed pre-theatre meal.
What we ate:
Entrée: Soupe à l’oignon — quite simply the best French onion soup I’ve ever tasted!
Plats:
Saumon, sauce gribiche — beautifully cooked salmon with a crisp skin and a lush, tangy sauce.
Moules marinière avec frites — plump mussels in a creamy white wine sauce, classic and comforting.
Bavette avec frites dijonnaise — perfectly cooked medium-rare steak with a punchy mustard sauce.
Everything was paired wonderfully with a French Sauvignon Blanc, adding a bright note to the meal.
The service was attentive and friendly throughout — professional yet relaxed, just as you’d expect from a true French brasserie.
A delightful experience and an ideal choice before catching a show at the theatre.
Tip – Booking is necessary.
BOBBY DHANI
Went here for a work lunch, having booked in advance.
Staff were very lovely to deal with from the moment we arrived.
The food and drinks was great too.
… moreStaff were very lovely to deal with from the moment we arrived.
The food and drinks was great too.
Ryan Pratton
So glad this spot was recommended to me. My first time in London, and will make a point to visit here again. The drinks are excellent. I like old fashioned’s. There’s an art to that most bars in London that I experienced, was missing. This place knows how to make a proper old fashioned. Service: Ziggy was my bartender and was absolutely exceptional. Great service is hard to find, so glad I found it here.
… moreMark Clay
Service was okay, but I didn’t care for the decor or atmosphere. Had originally requested sitting at the bar but that was really cramped; but there was no issue switching this for a table.
I’m not really a fan of French food and was only eating there as a friend wanted to have Steak Tartare, which he really enjoyed.
Unfortunately, I had quite a limited choice of what I fancied eating from the menu. I thought about having an omelette but in the end I chose the Poulet and Frits, which was very tasty.
I won’t be returning, but my friend certainly will.
Service charge of 13.5% was steep taking everything into consideration.
… moreI’m not really a fan of French food and was only eating there as a friend wanted to have Steak Tartare, which he really enjoyed.
Unfortunately, I had quite a limited choice of what I fancied eating from the menu. I thought about having an omelette but in the end I chose the Poulet and Frits, which was very tasty.
I won’t be returning, but my friend certainly will.
Service charge of 13.5% was steep taking everything into consideration.
Khristina Quigley
Love popping by for lunch when in Soho! The croque Madame is simply Devine! Try the avocado green salad – that dressing is
… morekaren forbes
I went to this restaurant for the first time a couple of weeks ago with a French friend of mine who recommended it. I managed to snaffle the last boeuf bourguignon which was served with creamy mashed potatoes. Delicious! The meat was so tender. The restaurant was packed which is always nice to see. Dim lighting, gentle music. Perfect for a date night.
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