Boho

Fine dining made comfortable and approachable is what you’ll find at Boho, a charming restaurant bistro found on the north end of Roncesvalles Ave. If you’re looking to go somewhere with some class minus the snobbery, then Boho is for you.

‘Boho’ is an informal term for ‘Bohemian’ or ‘Unconventional’, which suggests the restaurant’s New York elegance but emphasizes its relaxing atmosphere. A favorite of local young couples and singles, Boho offers a fine dining experience accessible to the proletariat, at slightly more casual prices. The Southwestern flair of the restaurant has been noted in the splashes of citrus and pomegranate that decorate piquant dishes like grilled pork chops or calamari. For a snazzy brunch unlike the normal humdrum of eggs and toast, Boho adds marlin to Eggs Benny instead of ham (unless you’d rather have the ham, of course). Or you could order up a pan-seared trout with lemon pecan butter and sweet potato fries. The restaurant is also vegetarian friendly, and will also cater to a vegan preference. A children's menu (however unused it may be) is also available with fun and healthy choices for the kiddies.

The very trendy thing about Boho is their weekly cooking classes in an open kitchen. Foodies from all woks of life come together in small classes of 10. Hobnob with the chef to learn impressive meals that you’ll be able to make at home. Nibble on some appetizers, have a few drinks, and learn the joy of cooking Boho style!

The backyard patio is complete with lovely lanterns, and the unassuming staff makes every customer feel important and at ease. Boho is a good place to be.


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