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    Restaurant in London, United Kingdom

    Cafe Boheme

    100Pearl Points

    Soho all-day stop

    Cafe Boheme, Restaurant in London

    About Cafe Boheme

    Cafe Boheme is a practical Soho choice when location, atmosphere, flexible timing matter more than a cuisine-led destination meal. For a focused dinner, compare Berenjak, Barshu, or Gunpowder Soho first; for an easy date or late central London meet-up, this is the lower-friction option.

    Cafe Boheme in London is best described from the verified practical details: it has casual dress and long daily opening hours, with later closing times on Friday and Saturday. Beyond those basics, specific claims about menu, cuisine, booking difficulty, price, service style, address, or special-occasion suitability are not verified here, so this guide keeps the recommendation deliberately practical.

    Choose it for verified hours and a casual dress code

    The strongest confirmed planning point is the schedule. Cafe Boheme opens at 8 AM from Monday to Friday, 9 AM on Saturday and Sunday, stays open until 1 AM Monday to Thursday, 3 AM on Friday and Saturday, 12 AM on Sunday. Dress code is casual.

    If your decision depends on a specific cuisine, dish, price point, chef, or formal dining format, those details should be checked directly before booking or visiting. For comparison within London, Berenjak, Barshu, Gunpowder Soho, OITA Soho, Golden Phoenix are other named options to consider.

    Where it fits in a London short list

    For readers comparing across London, Cafe Boheme is easiest to assess on practical grounds rather than on an unverified food brief. Its confirmed advantages are extended opening hours and a casual dress code. The available verified information does not establish a specific cuisine, menu format, price level, award, seat count, or signature drinks program.

    Keep Cafe Boheme on the list when those confirmed basics match the plan. For broader planning, use London restaurants guide and compare it with other London dining options according to the details that matter for your visit.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How far ahead should I book Cafe Boheme?

    Specific booking difficulty is not verified here. Check directly with Cafe Boheme for current reservation availability, especially if you need a particular date or time. If you are comparing other London options, Berenjak is another named venue to review.

    Is Cafe Boheme good for solo dining?

    Solo-dining suitability is not specifically verified. The confirmed practical details are that Cafe Boheme is in London, has casual dress, keeps long opening hours. For another London comparison, OITA Soho is also worth reviewing directly.

    Is lunch or dinner better at Cafe Boheme?

    A specific lunch or dinner offering is not verified here. The confirmed hours are 8 AM–1 AM Monday to Thursday, 8 AM–3 AM Friday, 9 AM–3 AM Saturday, 9 AM–12 AM Sunday. For another comparison, Gunpowder Soho or Barshu may be useful to check directly.

    What should I wear to Cafe Boheme?

    The verified dress code is casual. No formal dress requirement is confirmed, so plan for a relaxed London venue visit.

    Location

    13 Old Compton St, London W1D 5JQ, United Kingdom

    London, United Kingdom

    Compare Cafe Boheme

    Cafe Boheme London: Hours & Practical Details and similar venues
    VenueLocationCuisinePrice
    Cafe BohemeLondon, ,
    BerenjakLondonIranian, Persian££
    OITA SohoLondon, ,
    BarshuLondonChinese££
    Golden PhoenixLondon, ,
    Gunpowder SohoLondon, ,

    How Cafe Boheme London: Hours & Practical Details compares with similar nearby venues.

    Where to go if this does not fit

    If the group wants a more defined food plan, try Berenjak for Iranian and Persian cooking or Barshu for Chinese. If the brief is a livelier Soho dinner with more food focus, Gunpowder Soho is the cleaner cross-shop.

    How it compares in Soho

    Cafe Boheme is easier to use than Berenjak when the priority is a flexible Soho table rather than a specific Iranian or Persian meal. Berenjak has the clearer food identity and ££ value signal, so choose it when dinner is the main event. Choose Cafe Boheme when the night may stretch before or after drinks, theatre, or a late meet-up.

    Barshu is the stronger call for Chinese food and a more cuisine-led group dinner, while Gunpowder Soho is better for a sharper, food-first Soho booking. OITA Soho and Golden Phoenix belong on the cross-shop list if the group wants an alternative nearby table without making Cafe Boheme's room the deciding factor.

    For value, the ££ signals at Berenjak and Barshu make them easier to assess before committing. Cafe Boheme is better judged by occasion: date, casual celebration, or late central plan. It is the easier booking profile, but not the choice for diners who want the meal to revolve around a specific cuisine.

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