Bistro Bohem Review

Drinks

3.30

It's a no-frills situation -- just your classic OJ -- but at $15 for bottomless, solid points for value.

Food

3.72

The bistro masterfully weaves its Czech spirit into brunch classics, with the chicken schnitzel waffle as an obvious go-to.

Service

4.32

A never-invited-back bruncher attempted to send an item back because it "took too long" to arrive (it didn't); our server quite thankfully didn't take it out on the rest of us.

Ambiance

4.33

With its unique shape and ample window seating, Bohem hits that sweet spot of being walk-in friendly without feeling distractingly empty.

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