The Boheme

The ambiance was sophisticated, the food was tasty, and the service was excellent. The main issue, however, was the quality of the food received for the price paid. The seafood tower (one of the specials of the day) had fresh ingredients and a good amount of oysters, but the quantity of crab meat and shrimp was lacking. The lobster & crab bisque, while flavorful and comforting, had too much heavy cream and was served in a very small bowl. The Boheme is a nice place to enjoy a cocktail and an appetizer, but I don't think the prices for the entrées are worth it. Most patrons seem to dine there ahead of or right after an event at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and I still think it is a good choice out of the few restaurants in the area but with the caveats above.

I definitely recommend their unlimited brunch. However, I recently came here for magical dining and found myself being disappointed by the entrees. Beautiful presentation as always with the food but the quality has been inconsistent. The first time I came for magical dining, everything was phenomenal. Unfortunately this time around the entree’s were mediocre at best. I will recommend their chocolate ganache cake though for dessert! It was my favorite item.

Sophia was a fantastic waitress. She was kind to me and my partner from the start. She accompanied us with all of our needs and was very efficient. The food, especially the prime steak, was the best. I would definitely come here again!