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Bleu Boheme
Menu for Bleu Boheme
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Ratings and Reviews for Bleu Boheme
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May 17 2012
Kiara K. via Yelp
Extraordinary! So delish!!! Such a wonderfully delicious night! Love the ambience!read more
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May 17 2012
Hal P. via Yelp
I started with a caesar salad, which was quite good with nice fresh white anchovies. The bread was very good also. Then I had a king salmon dish. It...read more
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May 15 2012
Lucy M. via Yelp
Oo la la! So far my favorite French restaurant in San Diego for a full meal. Delicious soup, perfectly cooked beef bourguignon that would even make Julia...read more
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Feb 16 2008
lhshaw via Citysearch
Valentine 's Day dinner for 6 adults was less that pleasant; made so by the acoustics of the restaurant and the attempt to serve m...read more
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Jan 02 2008
lenabean82 via Citysearch
I went to the Bleu Boehme for the first time this evening and had a wonderful time. I sat at the bar where there was a lovely bar...read more
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Oct 05 2007
bibiche70 via Citysearch
The food was alright but not what I expected. The mussels were o.k. but far from excellent. Some of them were very small, some ...read more
The Scene
Exposed wood beams and rustic stone walls convey Bleu Boheme's provincial theme at the entry. Floor-to-ceiling, wooden wine racks, mason jars holding silverware and french music complete the picture in the main dining room, which contains a few small tables and also the bar, while a side room offers additional seating for larger groups.
The Food
Rustic, French classics dominate the heavy, bound menu, and rotating specials like duck and roast chicken are written on a huge chalk board wall just inside the door. French onion soup is made heartier, but less authentic, with a multi-grain toast on top, while the mussels steamed in white wine with garlic and herbs are perfect with never-ending crusty bread. Steak frites and wild mushroom raviolis are wonderfully clean and uncomplicated. The French-only wine list can be off-putting for some Californians, but servers are always well-equipped with pairing ideas.
Hits: Intimate, rustic atmosphere; classic French comfort food
Misses: Soggy French onion soup