LOCAL Houston | The City Guide NOVEMBER 2015 | Page 34

CLUB/LOUNGE BACK TO BOHEME IF YOU, LIKE US, HAVE NOT BEEN TO BOHEME IN QUITE SOME TIME, YOU’RE IN FOR QUITE A TREAT. OR AT LEAST SOME TOPNOTCH PEOPLE WATCHING. A MAINSTAY ON FAIRVIEW IN THE ‘TROSE (THAT’S MONTROSE), BOHEME REMAINS WHAT WOULD SEEM TO BE ONE OF THE MOST CONSISTENTLY POPULAR BARS IN THE CITY. Boheme is still the artsy cafe (hahahaha) we knew and loved. We laugh because at least at night, Boheme is basically all party, very little cafe. That said, if you get the chance, sit inside on one of the leather couches or at the cozy bar and take in the cafe feel for a bit, immerse yourself in the red lighting paired perfectly with all the antique lamps and fixtures, enjoy that industrial art loft feel (they even still play the movies on the wall). Outside, the party starts out front, where Uber after Uber dropped groups who walked right through the patio into their evening. The side patio still offers no shortage of couples making out up against that red fence under the cover of fans and umbrellas. The back – well, it’s wild back there. Stretching now all the way behind and around the building next door, there are tons of tables and tons of people having a great night. There is honestly at least one of each person you can think of out here. Plenty of hot girls and guys. Straight, LGBT, happy, sad, angry, tall, short, the drunk guy looking for an iPhone charger and even a guy wear- ing a hipster fanny pack loaded with tools to enjoy his unnecessary amount of cigars. A few people fell flat on their faces, but everyone was having fun. Even the sad guys, folks. Table after table enjoyed frozen mojitos (easily the top-selling drink) and the Vietnamese fries (a huge plate full of fries covered in hoisin, sriracha, garlic mayo, cilantro and crushed peanuts) or Bangkok fries (all of Vietnam, adding smoked pork and curry) ooorrr those awesome flat bread pizzas. Our short space can’t do the menu, food or drink ju