The Boheme

“The atmosphere was inviting and eclectic.The food was delicious!”

Lideyni Flores★★★★

We went on Sunday for their $78 brunch buffet, which includes bottomless mimosas. Our server was super friendly, attentive, and really made the experience feel special. There was also live jazz playing near the buffet, which added such a nice, relaxing vibe. Parking downtown can be tricky, so we used the hotel valet, but there are nearby garages as well if you prefer to self-park. The buffet was phenomenal. My favorites were the mac and cheese, prime rib, shrimp (they were HUGE), crab legs, and the tableside cinnamon bun dessert, honestly worth the trip just for that. My only downside was th

Tristan Brockhausen★★★★★

Wow talk about an amazing brunch. My mom and I stopped into The Boheme before heading over to the Dr. Phillips Center to see a show this past Sunday, and it did not disappoint. I have stayed at the Grand Bohemian many times over the years, and I am shocked that I had not tried the restaurant. This brunch has something for everyone, snow crab legs, prime rib, chicken and waffles, a made-to-order crêpe station, oysters, shrimp cocktail. Every single thing we ate was phenomenal. Including the lobster bisque, which you will have to order from the kitchen. The ambiance of The Boheme is all old sc

Cheryl V. M.★★★★★

We were in Orlando area for a week and took a drive into town. It was MLK day so the traffic was light. We like to dine at non chain restaurants and found this inside the Boheme hotel. We were dressed casual (jeans & athletic jackets) but we're welcomed to dine as we were. (It is a hotel restaurant) We chose to sit in the Bosendorfer Lounge area and found a high top table to be very comfortable. The decor was wonderful. It wasn't very busy, only one other small group. The lunch menu offered a nice variety of options. I opted for the Lobster & crab bisque with the Mediterranean flatbread.

Justin★★★

Considering the price point, I knew not to expect a fine dining or elevated experience, but I was let down regardless. It's certainly pretty inside. It's legitimately a nice place to spend time. The piano player is a fun touch should have been a tell that this place is mostly veneer. There's no real attention to detail. The plates are shaped in such a way the knives are in danger of sliding off. A family was allowed to continue listening to their tablets out loud to occupy their screaming children. My server (who was otherwise attentive and sweet) wasn't really able to speak about the menu op