La Bohême — Restaurant in Arles

I came here for dinner with my boyfriend after reading all the positive reviews on google. The food was fine. For 21 euros, I had an asparagus salad with soft boiled egg and shaved Parmesan cheese as my appetizer and rice with eggplant and tomato sauce as my main. What’s prompted me to write this review and what I’ll forever associate this restaurant with though isn’t its decent priced food but its utmost unprofessional waitress. My boyfriend and I were both shocked by how she treated a group of senior korean tourists, all paying customers, while they were dining. The restaurant is small and the tables are close together, and as the young waitress moved from table to table, she’d kick or shove the chairs that these older people were seated in to make way for herself instead of politely asking people to move in or let her pass. I noticed her doing this multiple times to the tourists and when a Korean woman called her out on it, the waitress proceeded to talk back instead of apologizing. What made it worse is that after the customers left, I heard her loudly complaining about them to another group of French customers who came in. This waitress’s behavior was incredibly rude and disrespectful and for that, I can’t recommend...

It was great. We had 3 different starters, 4 different entrees, and 5 different desserts at a fixed cost of 30 euros per person. Each was exemplary in flavor and presentation, and focused on highlighting and accenting ingredient flavors. The wine as well was some of the best we have had, and not expensive. The desserts were also fantastic, and we recommend the nougat ice cream and the apricot lavender sorbet Service was excellent, and the waiters were helpful in both wine and food choice. The atmosphere was awesome. You can sit in a cellar or a courtyard and both are unique and beautiful. Interesting art scattered the cellar walls, and loudness was...

Romantic location in a small inner yard, but you can also sit inside. It’s a rather calm atmosphere which is nice. The menu offers only 1 vegan menu which is rice with vegetables which doesnt sound too fancy at first glance. But it’s nicely presented with some good quality herbes. For starter we had a basic small salad with some baguette wich was also good and also nicely presented on the plate. The desert was only a few fruit pieces with a non vegan cream which was rather poor regarding it actually costs 6€ single. Fortunately we had it...