Les Enfants de Bohème

We had a great experience at Les Enfants de Bohème. We had a unique situation and the owner was kind enough to accommodate us without us even asking. I ordered the eggs Benedict and it was delicious and very filling. We also got the chocolate mousse which was sweeter than I expected but sharing it with my husband was enough for me to enjoy it. The bathroom was also clean. The service was great and it wasn’t too crowded when we were there (1:30-3:00). I would love to go back to try more items on the menu.

This restaurant is a TRUE HIDDEN GEM!! I loved everything about it from delectable food, impeccable service, inviting atmosphere. Plus they have live music on Sundays for brunch after 12:30 add an extra layer of charm! I ordered a ham and cheese croissant- the best one I have ever had! My friends echoed the sentiment as they savored their dishes.

Update 11/24/24: F'ing phenomenal Croque Madame. Live music for brunch was a nice plus. Relaxing and intimate ambiance. All dishes at dinner were excellent, with the Tarte Tatain a highlight. Also amazing artichoke dip - a bechamel sauce with defined artichokes. Good service at the bar. Reasonable prices. Adding to the rotation!

Les Enfants de Bohème is one of those places that makes you feel like the main character. We went to this very popular establishment on a Saturday morning around 10:00 AM. We got cappuccinos & waffles with eggs & bacon. These waffles were insanely good. They were crispy on the outside & had a really sweet vanilla bean flavor. It went perfectly with the eggs & bacon. The Capp was awesome too. I would certainly return for brunch or dinner or drinks or anything. It's a taste of France in & the restaurant experience feels special.

Much better alternative to dimes square hotspots, food is solid, service is friendly and fun, our waiter lily was very attentive and suggested a great afters bar, the dancer. Wonderful place to spend an evening. Only four stars because steak frites shouldnt be the defacto steak in nyc, but thats an epidemic.

Lovely place with excellent french brunch food, we will definitely come back and try the dinner some time. They have a good $30 brunch deal with a selection of 4 entree options, one brunch cocktail included and bottomless hot coffee 🤌

The place was so cute! Great mood lighting, precautions for covid. Limited seating and dividers in place. Music is lovely and the staff is soo chill and welcoming! Now on to the good part, the food was so delicious. Had the Artichoke Dip, WOW! It was so delicious and the bread was so fresh! Also had a Charcuterie board cheese and meats were fresh! Tried the special based on the recommendation from the server it was a vegan Eggplant Dish and again soooo delicious! The drinks were specially crafted and were light so no overly sugary taste. Overrall I will back loved this spot! OHHHHH most important part it's Cash Only, they do have a ATM, surcharge is $2.50.

Definitely recommend the espresso martini and the croquet madame/monsieur. My husband loved his martini so much that he was rethinking his regular preferred choice of drink. I had the Earl grey martini. It was good. Very citrusy and tart. However, it didn't exactly taste like Earl Grey. I was happy that they had vegetarian options. My eggs florentine were decent. It was a bit light on the hollandaise sauce and seasoning though. The eggs were cooked perfectly. The service was very nice.

Frequently passed this restaurant and thought, 'wow, what a cute place.' That's the last nice thing I have to say about this establishment. Came in with a reservation for 2. After being seated, a group of 4 came in right after and was seated directly next to us while multiple other empty 4 tops remained unfilled Had to ask to move because it was so awkward considering the distribution of people throughout the space, small (not a caveat if done correctly) Server/hostess? was extremely awkward and did not seem to know what to say, could have been her first day so I can give her a break, though, common sense still exists. Once we were ready to order appetizers she came over and said,"Do you guys like kinda know what you maybe want for mains? We usually put them all in at the same time." I'm not dramatizing. Once we were ready to order she just came over and said, "Hi." Awkward silence ensued for several seconds after. The mentioned verbiage doesn't sound so bad when read, until it's being delivered in the most monotonous tone ones ever heard. For appetizers we ordered the oysters, kale caesar, and french onion soup. Oysters were good but kale tasted unmassaged, had 2 ominous orange slices on top, and whole anchovies randomly mixed in. French onion soup had the viscosity of water with melted cheese. No one asked how it was when the plates were taken. Not a caveat, but no one wants to eat at a 'my way or the highway restaurant' with food that doesn't coincide with that outlook. We ordered the steak frites medium rare and the steak burger, medium, with bleu cheese. Steak frites were under seasoned but cooked to what was requested, awesome. Burger came out with brie and was sent back. Upon biting into the burger my partner and I noticed it was near rare and SO bland. Servers had no concern for the mistake and honestly seemed annoyed. Bill came out to a whopping $140 for something that was worth less than $100. With a few more ounces of effort on the service side of things, this place could be a hot spot of the LES, but frankly, the entitlement and unprofessionalism from the servers/staff is holding it back. As a former hostess myself, it's not that hard to show some concern, smile, and say thank you.

Finally got a chance to eat inside after walking by a few times. The atmosphere was cozy and dimly lit which really set the tone for French food. We ordered their mussels, escargot, lamb shank & steak. The food was great but definitely on the heavier side. The service was alright but took a little on the longer end to bring out the dishes. A water bug was spotted in the bathroom which really threw me off.

I really wanted to like this place. I liked the food and location, but was not crazy about the service. I didn't get the impression that the host or the server liked their jobs. The minute we arrived, we felt a little put off by the host and the server - they both seemed a bit impatient. And let's face it - NY has way too many great places to settle for substandard service. BB

A hidden French gem that I cannot gatekeep. You are met with a romantic ambiance set with candles in a charming small French bistro decor. You will not be disappointed with the excellent execution of these French classic dishes. This place is perfect for date nights or even intimate family dinners and birthday celebrations. French food also holds a special place in my heart as I got engaged in Paris. Mousse de Foie de Canard Maison (Homemade foie gras, thyme, red wine jelly + bâtard toast) - This was one of our favorite appetizers. You get this homemade foie gras topped with a slightly sweet jelly and you spread this on a slice of a superb baguette. You get that creaminess of the foie gras and the jelly just adds the perfect note to cut a bit of the richness. This was definitely to die for and a must order! Camembert Rôti (Roasted Camembert with honey + toasted almonds) - This was also another crowd favorite and great if you are new to cheese. Camembert is a mild, creamy cheese that is slightly melted and spread on baguette slices. This pairs well with a hint of sweetness of honey. Moules Dijonnaise (Atlantic mussels in a savory broth of white wine) - This is a classic French dish that is done to perfection. You get these plump mussels in a light broth. You can never go wrong with mussels. Duck Confit (Locally raised organic French Moulard (duck) confit leg, served with fingerling potatoes, herbs, black currant reduction + watercress salad) - This was probably the best dish of the night. Duck confit is a slow-roasted duck and in this process, you get the most tender and moist. Highly recommend! Boeuf Carottes Façon Grandmère (Slow-braised beef in red wine reduction) - This is our second favorite entree and of course, this was perfectly cooked. You get the tender slow-braised beef in a bold red wine reduction. This is another classic French dish that is so comforting. Another highly recommend dish! Steak Frites (Choice strip steak with red wine reduction sauce, served with hand-cut pommes frites) - You cannot go wrong with steak and frites/fries - a perfectly cooked steak in a bold, velvety sauce with hand-cut fries. This is absolutely flawless. Saumon Canadien (Pan-roasted salmon with stewed green lentils, baby carrots + leeks) - If seafood is more for you, you will not be disappointed. The salmon was not overcooked and the lentils add a great heartiness to the dish. Volaille des Enfants (Roasted chicken with potato purée, roasted carrots + tarragon jus) - I am not a big chicken person because of the texture, but this has changed what chicken should be in restaurants. You get a moist chicken sitting on the pillow-soft mashed potato. The jus adds just the perfect amount of richness. They also serve classic French breakfast dishes such as croque madame that you do not want to miss. This definitely takes me back to Paris. Service is also very neighborly here. They are friendly and welcoming. We always return to this neighborhood spot whenever we miss Paris and just craving French dishes.

This restaurant is a TRUE HIDDEN GEM!! I loved everything about it from delectable food, impeccable service, inviting atmosphere. Plus they have live music on Sundays for brunch after 12:30 add an extra layer of charm! I ordered a ham and cheese croissant- the best one I have ever had! My friends echoed the sentiment as they savored their dishes.

Visited again for a pregame (Knicks v. 76ers) meal for good luck! We started with a Pernod aperitif which was really refreshing. Once again an outstanding dining experience with the smooth as silk house pâté (Mousse De Foie De Canard Maison), delicious kale yogurt Caesar salad & warm artichoke gratin with warm baguette slices. All flawless. We also chose the Thursday special of a bowl of mussels in a white wine, thyme & shallot light cream sauce. Exceptional. We finished the evening with the Belgian chocolate mousse topped with fresh berries and almond tatin with Sandeman port. We couldn't finish them despite our deep desire to do so! There was an also musical duo (guitar & percussionist) with a good singing voice that was appropriate for the brasserie atmosphere on a Thursday evening. The service was exemplary as always. Attentive, smiling & available when needed. I, once again, highly recommend a visit! Ohhhh...and later that evening, the Knicks took down the 76ers. An excellent night all around!!!

Best neighborhood spot! I usually get the steak frites and dessert and it's always great. The services is also great. The staff make this restaurant welcoming and fun. No wonder there are so many regulars. The blonde girl was our server last time we went, she was attentive and patient with a good sense of humor. Bartender made a great drink last time I went, the pear botanical, I highly recommend it!

We ended up deciding on Les Enfants de Boheme for our weekly date night after a craving for French food hit, and we were so happy to have found this gem through Yelp! We got the warmest welcome on a Friday night, and despite it being packed, it felt like we had our waiter's undivided attention. To start, we ordered two glasses of wine along with the foie gras and camambert. The wine paired very well with our food. The foie gras was delicious, and the camambert perfectly creamy. Both paired very well with their French bread. Pro tip: curate a few pieces that have both foie gras and camambert on top for the ultimate luxurious bite!!! Next, we opted for the steak tartare (listed as a daily appetizer on the specials board, but I imagine they likely have pretty often), and the salmon burger. The salmon burger was cooked perfectly and served with amazing pommes frites. Steak tartare was high quality and a VERY generous portion for the price point. Pro tip: have a few bites of steak tartare with the pommes frites!! We were too full for dessert, but saw a few of our neighboring tables order and they looked equally fantastic. We are for sure planning on coming back the next time we are in the mood for an indulgent French meal.

New hidden gem unlocked!! The ambiance is romantic, but chill enough - so would be perfect for either a date night or a dinner to catch up with friends. The food and service are also amazing. We weren't super hungry, so only got a couple dishes to try. I'll definitely be coming back to try their specials. Fingerling Potatoes ~~ Simple, but my favorite item. They were so well seasoned, crispy but soft in the center. A must. Cheese board ~~ You get to choose from a selection of 4 cheeses (depends on the day). I can't remember what we ordered, but you honestly can't do wrong. The waiter was also super helpful in his recommendations. Caesar salad ~~ DELISH! The sauce was really good and it was different than a regular caesar as the croutons were breadcrumbs that were mixed in the sauce. If a caesar salad is your thing, and you like kale - THIS IS FOR YOU! I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their menu. Love love.

Wow, this is a super hidden gem in French glory in the NYC. So great in so many ways. What makes it great!: 1. The Food: Hearty and suprisingly larger portions (not Texas sized yet) of French country cooking with amazing levels of subtle flavor. Everything from the chicken to Salmon tar tar was spelindid. 2. The Cultural Air: Okay, we realize this is New York and not France, but the staff does an amazing job of curating a sense that we a in a new place, while being comfortable. They speak enough French to be fun, but super relatable. Our host/server was from Nice, France. 3. Service: Food came out at a good time and the service was delightful! It was dark enough to be relaxed with a slight romantice feel. This place is great for: - People who like cozy gatherings - First dates - Second dates - Gathering of friends - Meeting the parents - People who want to speak French to the host This place is terrible for - Break ups (a bit too cozy and difficult to escape) - Large groups (more than 8) - People who will only eat Parisian cusine (the menue is nice sampling across France, including the South of France - People who are afraid of a French accent

Ambiance is top notch, cozy and relaxed vibes. Music could be slightly subtle can be loud sometimes. Not a lot of vegetarian options. My husband ordered a steak burger but the waitress got a steak. Felt like she was rushing out order and maybe that's why made a mistake. Not a place for the best service.

One of my favorite local LES spots! Personally like their dinner menu more than their brunch. The cocktails are great - the spicy carrot marg is one of the best cocktails I've ever had. Nice staff, cozy and cute atmosphere

Looking for a low key, cozy French brunch spot? Look no further. Upon entering, everyone was very friendly. Waitress was very attentive. I ordered the LES eggs Norwegian (pictured)which was really good, and not to mention, the portion was generous. My friend ordered the salmon crepe(not pictured) which was dry. We definitely agreed that the LES eggs Norwegian was the winner. It also came with the brunch special- coffee and alcoholic beverage for $30. Restaurant was very cozy. It feels like a hidden spot in the LES. Overall, I would definitely recommend if you are trying to catch up with a friend for a low key, cozy brunch if you're in the area.

I went with a couple friends on a Thursday night. Beautiful ambiance, with live music was playing. The crème brûlée was amazing, and the mussels and chicken were delicious.

Discovered this place a couple of years ago and my husband and I really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. We were really looking forward to returning and invited a friend; I really hyped it up. Unfortunately, this time our experience was very meh. Our cocktails were just ok, they seemed watered down. The quality of the food and even the presentation was lack luster. We ordered the duck, the salmon, and the braised beef. We were all disappointed in the lack of flavor, the dryness, and our food arrived lukewarm-borderline cold. However, the artichoke dip was still just as good and came out piping hot! Our desserts were good. Ordered the chocolate mousse which had a nice rich flavor and the crem brûlée. Our most recent experience was just somewhat of a 180 as compared to before.

Food (Artichoke Gratin, Braised Beef & Roasted Chicken) 10/10, Vibe 9/10, Drinks (we didn't get any). Would go back though... chicken was especially good.

This place was so good! Cute French bistro atmosphere, great service and friendly staff. The food was delicious! We ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, gazpacho, the green pea risotto (the vegetarian entrée of the day), the salmon, and the steak frites. Everything was incredible, well executed. Would definitely come back again.

Sat at the bar Quaint place Amazing food Great bartender Cant wait to head back There

Food was great don't get me wrong. Service was okay enough, though slow refills. Ambiance was nice. But I saw a very large cockaroach/water bug in the bathroom. Inevitable, but really altered my perception of the place. Escargot was also a bit small.

Came with my parents for Sunday brunch around noon. Lovely and cosy ambience which I imagine is quite romantic in the evening. Very pleasant service from everyone there. My father and I opted for the $30 brunch special of a select entree, cocktail, and unlimited drip coffee. We didn't get coffee refilled until the very end of our meal, but it was nice--smooth, subtle, and not bitter when black. Good mouthfeel. Drinks: - Pear bellini was so refreshing and had good fruity pear taste! - Espresso martini was good--decent coffee aroma and not too sweet. Mains: - Croque Madame: so delicious and decadent! The toast was fluffy yet perfectly crunchy on the edges. Bechamel and the over medium egg made the toast heavenly, and the ham and gruyère worked perfectly together. Highly recommend. - Eggs Benedict: a solid dish. Can't go wrong, but nothing extraordinary as I think it lacks an extra dimension. Maybe if the plain English muffin were buttered and then lightly pan seared on both sides, it would add some contrast in texture to the softness of the rest of the dish. - Salmon burger: WOW, the salmon was cooked perfectly! The onions with the sauce tied the burger together and created a flavour bomb. The brioche bun alone was so good! Highly recommend. Sides: - Mixed green salad: salad itself was light and fresh, but the vinaigrette for the salad caught me so off guard with how tasty it was. Such a zesty, sweet, and sour burst--I'm sad I forgot to ask if I could purchase a tub to take home! - Pommes frites: W.T.F. I could NOT stop picking them off of my mother's plate, and I'm usually more of a sweet potato fries kind of gal! They were fried perfectly, had such great flavour without being greasy, and paired well with the spicy and tangy aioli though they were so good even without. - Butternut squash soup with créme fraiche: hearty and delicious! Soup itself was smooth and rich, enhanced by the créme fraiche and seasoning. Personal preference: I would have liked the consistency to be a tad closer to a purée. All-in-all a wonderful brunch, and I wish we weren't in such a rush so we could take advantage of the vibes (and free coffee refills!). I would love to return for dinner as they have a very appealing list of dinner-only specials. Everything is reasonably priced, and I can picture a meal at Les Enfants des Bohéme as part of a leisurely weekend ritual, shared with close friends/family or even enjoyed solo.

Love the live music in Thursdays and Brunch on Sundays. The bar, food, service, and vibe are all lovely.

I took my friend out for brunch on his birthday on a beautiful Sunday. Turned out we didn't need a reservation at all. We got seated outside and all ordered brunch special for $29 which includes any brunch item, free refill drip coffee and one cocktail. There's a $2 extra charge added for LES Eggs Norwegian. I was pretty satisfied with my LES Eggs Norwegian (Two poached eggs, marinated salmon, hollandaise sauce. served on English muffin, salad + roasted potatoes). The plating was beautiful. Good amount of smoked salmon and perfectly poached eggs on English muffins. I totally recommend this dish. My friend ordered LES Eggs Benedict (Two poached eggs, jambon de Paris, hollandaise sauce. served on English. muffin, salad + roasted potatoes), and it was good as well. My Bloody Mary was good as well. Drip Coffee was also good. I kept asking for more refills. I'd definitely come back to this place again. Beware there is a 3% extra charge for credit card transactions. Also suggested tips are 20% and 22% after total

Great date night spot! Cozy, dark, perfectly small and candle lit. The food is classic french flavors, and bring a lactaid because EVERYTHING has cheese! It was incredibly delicious. If you just want cheese and wine this is great. If u want a full meal of steak or chicken and the works this is great. Our waiter was attentive and food came out very quickly for a busy friday night. Will be back!

Stumbled upon this place and I am happy I did. This meal was so good. The side salad complemented the whole plate, was not just a plate filler. The salmon was fresh, eggs perfect and hollandaise on point! The star of the show was the roast potatoes I could eat a whole bowl. I sat at the bar and the service was good. They have created a great environment.

Great French food. If you want French, go here. Prices are as French restaurants charge. The ambiance is dark and relaxing which is good. A full bar and the service I great! You might see the Owner if you're lucky one day.

I was meeting a friend for brunch and excited to try out this place. Liked the photos; the menu looked good; reviews were decent. Ended up having LES Eggs Norwegian and a Bloody Mary. Overall experience, just ok!

Stopped in for happy hour while I waited for a friend. The space inside is cozy and dimly lit. Perfect for a date night spot! Happy hour included two cocktails. No wine was included on their happy hour menu which I was disappointed about. I loved the red wine I ordered (sadly I don't remember the name). Carlos was the bartender and he was great! Really accommodating and speedy with his service. I ordered the spinach artichoke dip which was delicious; came out piping hot with half a baguette. Overall, I'd definitely stop back!

Excellent French bar & restaurant. Smart menu and well executed. Chill live tunes give the piece a great vibe. This place has style, great food, and happy staff that pays attention to detail. My new favorite on the LES.

Amazing French food if that's what you are craving. All plates are nicely designed and are very tasty but it does not make you feel overly full. Your waiter/waitress is gladly to help if you need any assistance. A 3 - course meals is fine for anyone if your financially well. Great place and vibe.

After seeing this place on social media, came here for dinner on a Wednesday night for a reservation. Walked in before my boyfriend and was ignored for a few minutes before someone sitting at the bar turned around and said "are you waiting for a table?" "I have a reservation" "oh... you can wait at the bar". Got seated fine, order was taken. Appetizer came out quick and was warm and delicious. Mains came out shortly after and while delicious, was mostly cold. During the main course I asked for a glass of wine and never got it. While we were finishing our mains, a HUGE group came in and got seated. We basically were ignored from that moment on. I feel bad for the one waitress that was handling the whole dining room, but the bartender and host (aka man sitting at the bar who ignored me) did nothing to help. Finally got our waitress's attention for the check (dirty dishes still in front of us). Mediocre at best all around. Looks can be deceiving from social media. Would not recommend to friends or colleagues.

Ordered steak frites. Was terrible. Meat was not seasoned before cooking and it was dry, even though it wasn't prepared well done. Fries were hollow and flimsy. The red wine reduction for the steak had no taste other than that of watered down wine - it lacked fond. The bartender was our server since we ate at the bar. He mostly delivered what we asked for, but not in any friendly or cordial manner. I say "mostly" because we ordered a second dish but he either did not hear it or forgot to enter it. But given the quality of the steak frites, we were relieved that he had not placed an order of the brandade. The ambience reminded me of some small restaurants in Paris, in the Canal St Martin or Bastille neighborhood. But unfortunately, the food did not. There are definitely better restaurants in this neighborhood, especially considering the price.

Not impressed with food at all. My burger was way under cooked as I asked for a medium and got medium rear with blood leaking out of the meat.. yuck

Excellent service Topnotch cocktails Average food We went to see the Immersive Van Gogh and wanted to end the evening with French cuisine. This restaurant is conveniently located in walking distance from the venue. Wish I could give it s 4 star but one of our dishes was pickled in salt.

Upgrading to 5 stars due to their consistently great service and delicious offerings. I've been a regular here for some time now as I work nearby. For work lunches I love their savory crepes, simple baguette sandwiches, and even the salads. Occasionally, when I'm really hungry I'll order the steak frites. They have a happy hour so I sometimes come here after after work. They make a fantastic steak tartare that I love! I hope to see them remain in business despite this pandemic.

I came here for brunch. The food was fine but the service was terrible. When I got there, another group got there 1 minute before me, literally. One more group showed up after me. Another group that was there before me ordered their food after me. All three of those groups got their food before me. The group that got there a minute before me even had seconds and finished their food and was getting the check before my food even arrived. Basically, 3 tables who ordered when I did or after I did were getting ready for their checks when I was still waiting for my food. I ordered a burger medium rare which came with fries and salad. I do not understand why that took more than 30 minutes. All you have to do is put a burger on the grill and and flip it. If it takes that long, at least apologize for the delay or explain why it is taking that long, especially when other people who ordered after me are done eating and getting ready to leave while I'm still waiting. The meat was bland and medium well, not what I ordered. Fries were crispy and well seasoned. Salad was good too. The servers never at any point asked me how I was doing or how my food was. Asked if I wanted another drink. I said no. After I was done with the food, I waited more than 10 minutes for a server to come clear my table. Server was helping his friends (I think) set up some sort of paddleball game on the street while I was long done with my food and waiting for someone to come over. When he finally cleared my table, didn't ask me how the food was, only asked if I wanted dessert. I said no, just the check. Dropped off the check and walked away. I waited 5-10 minutes to hand the server cash but the server didn't show up so I just left the cash on the table. Hopefully no one stole it. If I only had card, I would've been very annoyed having to wait that long just to pay. I saw many great reviews about this place. And it's always a plus that some of the food is organic. But perhaps it's only dinner that's great. I will never be back for brunch.

Lovely place, great food and drinks, lovely people. Whether I'm dropping by for a drink of having brunch with a friend, they'll have something delicious. It's also well-priced and classy without being overwhelmingly posh-- you feel good in jeans or a fancy dress. Great date spot, neighborhood hangout, or place to chat with a friend and eat delicious food. (Gotta particularly recommend the buckwheat crepes and the pâté--yum!)

A friend and I just had the most delicious and charming weeknight dinner here. We split the Camembert appetizer, a bottle of wine, and each ordered the mussels and fries. We finished off with the chocolate mousse dessert. The food was fresh, rich, and VERY filling. And the service was kind and accommodating. And honestly very affordable for the amount of food and service we received. My friend and I actually ended up staying for almost 4 hours catching up and taking our time, and at no time felt rushed or pressured to leave, SUCH a rarity in New York. They really respected our time and space. We were even gifted a complimentary glass of wine and crème brûlée (the best dessert IMO). We will absolutely return to this cute little spot. It was the cozy and quiet place we needed on a cold winter night!

Good date night spot with yummy food! Will impress your date for sure. Dim/romantic lighting with a cool ambiance. Good cocktails and portion sizes. Def a hidden gem in the LES

Solid steak frites! Had a nice time at the bar with very quick service. Will definitely go back when I'm in the neighborhood.

Excellent neighborhood spot. Always great friendly service and delicious food. Highly recommend.

Stopped by this cool little cafe earlier today to meet a friend. The host/waitress was super cool and very friendly. My friend and I ended up getting the crepes. The savory ones are gluten free! Cute spot, glad I was able to check it out!

My first time there, ordered two appetizers and two entrees. It was a rainy night and it was super humid out. There were only a few people at the restaurant. We have to ask the waitress to open the AC for us because we are all sweating... My friends ordered a rose and a lemonade. The lemonade was nothing but tap water with a piece of lemon. No taste at all. We ordered the same thing again thinking the waitress might've gotten us the wrong drink. We also asked what's inside the lemonade, the waitress said it's water with lemon and some syrup... at least she is being honest about it. Do not try:( So both of the appetizers we ordered are pretty good ( tartare and egg white bacon toast). There come the main courses which are the duck and mussels with white wine sauce and it was recommended on the daily special board. The duck was very good, soft, and juicy, but when the mussels came, we all smelled something weird, and thinking was probably the fishy smells of the seafood then when we were eating them, a lot of the mussels were spoiled, and gone bad. I mean if we can smell something wrong, the chef should've known and shouldn't be serving it to the customers. We didn't take a pic of the mussels because it didn't look good anyways. It was not a good experience, to be honest.

This one of our favorite restaurants in the world. The food and service is always top notch, and the place is just a terrific place to hang out.

I love the ambiance of this place. I was really digging the bossa nova and oldies they were playing! I ordered the Les Eggs Norwegian and I would come back to get that again. The salmon was fresh and well marinated. The salad dressing was really good. I just wish the roasted potatoes were more seasoned. Portion size was great and price was reasonable in my opinion. I definitely want to come back for happy hour and to try their crepes! Overall, a great experience and really digged the vibes

Nice vibe here and good food. The space feels authentically Parisian and live music isn't too loud.

Everything is wonderful - food, service, ambiance. Great local place. We will return.

Great night at Les enchants de boheme! Will definitely swing by more. They have live music on Thursday and Saturday nights and we just so happened to have a birthday so it made it 100 times better. The food was delicious. I separately came here for brunch in the past and that was yummy as well. Perfect place to go to for a date or for a small group. Shots were passed on the house. There is a cake cutting fee for those that are aap planning to celebrate birthdays here ($7 per person). They additionally accept card for those that are wondering.

Everything here was pretty good. I really liked the appetizer. Entrees were okay. Would come back here to try their brunch menu. We had their dinner menu.

A decent neighborhood bistro with a good selection of wine if you're into that sort of thing. The meal was decent but the duck was a bit tough. If you're craving french food around chinatown, it's not a bad choice. They also have daily specials and live music on certain days.