A high proportion of socialising Londoners probably have at least one fond memory of Café Bohème, which wears its 20 years well. The interior apes a Parisian brasserie/bar (think zinc-top tables & leather banquettes), & it’s a useful all-dayer in that mould, with brilliant service from ever-accommodating staff. The kitchen has reinforced its Gallic credentials of late (look for smoked-haddock lyonnaise & coq au vin), but much of the enjoyable menu remains intact, & prices have stayed the same. The all-French wine list is also on the money, with house quaffs from £12.50 a carafe. Breakfast & brunch are big calls, & there’s even live music during the afternoon at weekends, when matinee-goers are just wondering what to do with themselves. All ages & degrees of coolness fit in here.
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