La Boheme

We arrived in the middle of Saturday brunch at 1130a, and were told they were closed. That was fascinating, given that there were a dozen tables of people there getting service. What a waste of time. Edit in response to owner comment: It would have been easy to let us know the reason for the shutdown at the time - but staff just repeated "we're closed" when we asked about it. I'm glad to hear your internet is working again.

The french onion soup was great, lots of cheese! Maybe I would have liked less cheese and more soup, but.... Service and staff were very friendly. Also saw/talked with people who had some nice "mimosas", one with grapefruit and one with lichees. They said they love the drinks there, something to come back for and try! The drinks look great, but didn't taste them though ;)

Came hear on a Sunday for brunch and celebrate my friends birthday. Our eyes were bigger than our stomach so we saved the leftovers for our husbands. We each got the French onion soup - perfect for this drizzly day. The tuna tartare was really good but wished the crostini was softer. For our mains we shared the classic French toast, a side of hash browns and the Le Boheme salmon sandwich. The French toast was great and generous helping of berries. The salmon wasn’t dry and I liked the pesto spread, the only thing was it had a lot of the goat cheese, so keep that in mind depending on your preference. It was busy when we arrived at 12:30 and a bit hard to get a few things such as a coffee refill. We stayed until closing time and there a few other tables finishing up. Too full for dessert but saw the table text to us enjoy their beignets. Overall liked the food and ambiance. Would definitely return if in the area again.