Cafe La Boheme

In Short
Medieval gets modern at this luxe haunt where the sumptuous surroundings are a real feast for the eyes. An ivy-covered stone facade and stained glass French doors give way to a crimson-colored dining room where massive crystal chandeliers, brass statues and wood fireplaces (both in the enormous main room and outdoor patio) make you feel like you've just stepped into some mogul's manse for a little drinking and dining. The open floor plan gives a clear look at the second floor's ivory circular booths (each lit by their own disco ball), which beckon privacy-seeking couples and celebrating groups alike. Unlike the previous French-influenced menu, the cuisine now has much more of an Asian twist, with eclectic options ranging from spicy steak salads and miso-glazed salmon to heartier dishes like filet mignon in whiskey peppercorn sauce and lobster saffron risotto.