Address and Contact Information
Address: 1407 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104
Phone: (725) 258-8758
Website: http://www.petiteboheme-lv.com/
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Reviews
DRINKS: No food on the bar menu, just drinks. The Heirloom Pineapple Spritz tasted great! Didn’t get to try other cocktails as this spot was the last stop of the night.
OVERALL: Staff greeted me when I entered. Took a seat at one of their very comfy couches & the bartender took my order while also talking about their offerings.
The staff is knowledgeable. Their service is on point. The aesthetics of the place looks so dope. It feels like a Bohemian inspired bar in the Lower East Side of NYC. Several tables for outdoor seating. They share the same patio space as their sister restaurant Bar Boheme.
Totally transports you to France with the artsy vibe, graffiti, and the “love lock” fence. Has indoor and outdoor seating.
Nothing on the menu stood out for me.
We sat at the bar and I was asked what I liked and I said I prefer tequila or gin, refreshing, citrusy sweet. She made me a mango tequila spicy drink. Said the menu is about to change and this drink is being tested to be on that rotation.
My fiancé got the Picon Biere. He likes his drink. I didn’t like it. Too strong and bitter.
I came to realized that I’m more into Asian inspired cocktails rather than French mixes. But I love that they can whip you up a drink but it wasn’t enough for us to get seconds.
No reservations place, so lounged up to the bar, got water, menu, and notification of happy hour specials from Karla.
(Build-Your-Own) Martini ($26): Plenty of options. Karla basically held my hand to make the best choice suited to my tastes. Got the Highground vodka, dirty, with blue cheese olives as garnish. Served ice-cold and tasted delicious. As the menu noted, the on-the-surface hefty price included a sidecar; I estimate the total volume could have been around two-and-a-half cocktails.
Bergamots dans le Pre ($16): Very lightly fruit sweet, herbaceous on the nose.
Le Big Mac ($16): A drink that DID go into a Burger King; this is a Whopper (the candy though, not the beef sandwich) in liquid form. I love evocative drinks. Just the right amount of sweetness, heavenly scent, with Guittard chocolate generously coating the top.
Complimentary(!) snacks included crunchy spiced almonds and possibly the best chicharrónes I’ve had.
Value: Undeniable
Service: Extremely pleasant, chatty, and helpful from Karla, Katheryn, and the third young woman at the bar.
Atmosphere: Super casual as befits its name. Jumble furniture on the main floor, walls graffitti’d, restrooms surrounded by be-locked chain link fencing; the inside was spacious, nicely decorated, and very clean though. Place had an outdoor patio seating decked out with potted plants and even more graffiti.
Reportedly there are plans to open a restaurant Petite Bohème right across the cocktail bar; can’t wait!