Boho Restaurant

Boho offers a visually appealing experience with two distinct ambiance.
The outdoor seating boasts a heated and covered patio, perfect for enjoying San Francisco's unpredictable weather.
Inside, the restaurant takes on a modern chic vibe, with stylish furniture and beautiful art pieces adorning the walls.
It's definitely a place to see and be seen. However, the service fell a bit short of the stylish surroundings.
While the staff was friendly, there were some noticeable delays.
Catching our server's eye to order food took a bit more effort than expected. There was also some confusion regarding menus and deals.
Initially, we were only presented with the regular menu.
Upon asking about the Restaurant Week menu, we were informed that everyone at the table would have to participate if we wanted to order from it.
This felt a bit inflexible.
Similarly, when I inquired about a Yelp check-in deal for a free drink with orders over $50, the server initially hesitated, stating that my individual order wasn't over $50 (even though I was paying for the entire table, exceeding the $50 threshold).
While the Restaurant Week menu included a drink anyway, the hesitation made it seem like they weren't particularly interested in honoring the promotion. Now, on to the food itself.
The Boho Burger boasted a juicy patty, but it lacked in overall flavor.
The fries were standard, nothing special. The Boho Omelet, filled with boursin cheese, was served with roasted potatoes and a salad.
It was a decent option, though nothing special. For dessert, the sweet crepe with fresh berries and crème anglaise fared better.
Light and flavorful, it was the clear winner between the two desserts we tried. The French Toast, however, was a little disappointing.
The bread was quite burnt, resulting in a bitter aftertaste.
Additionally, the Nutella distribution was inconsistent, with one serving having a generous amount and the other having barely any. Overall, Boho has a lot of potential.
The ambiance is attractive, and some of the dishes show promise.
However, the slow service and inconsistency in both menu options and promotions, coupled with the lackluster flavors in some dishes, bring the overall experience down to a 3-star rating.

Strolled in here one Saturday, looking for a place to have a cocktail and a few apps.
Not a bad stop.
The place was poppin’ and we quickly realized it was bc they have a bottomless mimosas just $21.
We opted against this since we had already been drinking but that’s not a bad price. I came with a group of three and we each had one cocktail and shared some apps (fries, Caesar salad and tuna poke).
All were very good.
The ambiance is very lively.
The crowd was made up of many co-ed groups in the early to late 20s.
I am guessing the affordable bottomless mimosas draws in this crowd, which was totally fine.
We sat inside so it was a little quieter.
Our service was excellent.
We had a few dif servers stop by to check on us which was great; they are attentive. The only bummer (nothing against the establishment) was a couple that drank WAY too much.
The guy yakked three times right in front of us.
OMG it was so gross but hey, whatcha gonna do? We were almost done so we left shortly after this happened. Overall, a great visit.
Glad we found this place bc we can consider it an option for our next visit to the city. No standalone parking and not very much street parking; uber if you can, especially if you are having their bottomless mimosas.

Boho Marina is a modern French restaurant located in the Marina District of San Francisco.
The restaurant has a cool, brick-lined interior with exposed beams and Edison bulbs.
The menu features elevated dishes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Some of the standout dishes include the roasted cauliflower with black truffle, the seared scallops with bacon and avocado, and the grilled branzino with fennel and lemon. The service at Boho Marina is excellent.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they are always happy to make recommendations.
They also do a great job of explaining the dishes on the menu. Overall, Boho Marina is a great place to go for a special occasion or a romantic dinner.
The food is delicious, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is inviting. Here are some specific things that people have said about the staff at Boho Marina: "The staff was very attentive and helpful." "Our server was knowledgeable about the menu and made great recommendations." "The staff made us feel very welcome and comfortable." If you are looking for a great dining experience in San Francisco, I highly recommend Boho Marina.
The food, service, and atmosphere are all top-notch.