Boheme
Bar · Montrose
307 Fairview St, Houston, TX 77006
Highlights
Nestled in Montrose, Boheme combines artsy charm with a vibrant patio scene, serving up cocktails, thin-crust pizzas, and lively drag shows.
Nestled in Montrose, Boheme combines artsy charm with a vibrant patio scene, serving up cocktails, thin-crust pizzas, and lively drag shows.
"The cocktail bar and cafe Boheme gives off very French vibes. And by that, we mean whatever the French version of giant-patio-bar-with-cocktails-tufted-couches-and-moody-lamps is. You’re likely at Boheme because you’re straight (and this is the gayborhood gateway bar), you came for the epic Sunday drag shows, or you heard they serve a giant sheet tray of french fries smothered in sauce. Maybe you’re just addicted to the Japanese toilets in the bathroom. Whatever the case, order a charcuterie board, a fun cocktail with Benedictine, and lounge on the patio until you feel loose enough to walk up Fairview Street to another gay bar." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Boheme is a weekend go-to for drag performances. Saturdays have drag bingo from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with tickets for $28 per person. Sundays at Boheme are for the main event, the drag brunches. With seatings at 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and a $35 cover charge, diners can enjoy music from a live DJ, access to the show, and dine from the restaurant’s robust breakfast buffet. Reservations are required." - Lane Gillespie, Eater Staff
"Behind Bar Bohème, Trees will open a small cocktail bar, La Petite Bohème. The set-up will be similar to that of the Atomic Liquors bar next to the Kitchen at Atomic." - Janna Karel
"The cocktail bar and cafe Boheme gives off very French vibes. And by that, we mean whatever the French version of giant-patio-bar-with-cocktails-tufted-couches-and-moody-lamps is. You’re likely at Boheme because you’re straight (and this is the gayborhood gateway bar), you came for the epic Sunday drag shows, or you heard they serve a giant sheet tray of french fries smothered in sauce. Maybe you’re just addicted to the Japanese toilets in the bathroom. Whatever the case, order a charcuterie board, a fun cocktail with Benedictine, and lounge on the patio until you feel loose enough to walk up Fairview Street to another gay bar." - Chelsea Thomas
"Bar Boheme’s stunning turkey sandwich is piled high with fresh veggies, green goddess sauce, and carved meat that will make you wonder why you ever eat that deli stuff. The turkey is juicy, the bread fresh and the radicchio adds a touch of bitterness. Be ready to crank your jaw as wide as it’ll go, because this sandwich is thick. As it should be for $16." - Tristiaña Hinton
