Bohemia Hackney

When I first visited Bohemia for a storytelling night themed “Romantic Misadventures” and a pop-up folk event, I was impressed by the Manhattans served behind the bar. The atmosphere was cozy and charming, with wooden tables for four, artful decorations on the walls, and soft lighting creating a comforting ambiance. It felt like the perfect spot to enjoy a coffee, grab a secret bite to eat, or relax in a laid-back environment. I made a mental note to consider it for my upcoming birthday celebration, as it seemed like the ideal place to host a gathering. Overall, my experience at Bohemia was...

I visited this restaurant on a Monday with my mother. Unfortunately, we arrived too late for hot food so we opted for coffee and cake instead. The cappuccino had a delicious chocolate dusting, which was a pleasant surprise. We just missed a local performance, but the waitress encouraged us to come back the next day to experience more of what the café had to offer. She also mentioned a breakfast special until 1pm for £5. I am looking forward to trying it. I will have to come back and try the food before giving a higher rating, but for now, I rate it a solid 3.5 due to the fantastic service and atmosphere.

This was a Hackney gem. Great cheap food and brilliant live music/poetry venue in an arch underneath, well almost, Hackney Central Station. Now only a memory as Network Rail evicted them and all the other arches tenants to increase their profits.

A friendly cafe tucked away near Hackney Central station. The drinks were great but the paninis were very bland! They have WiFi and outdoor seating to enjoy a coffee in the sun.

Great find, lovely food, great service. Some healthy options and all day breakfast as very good and they service good coffee. Would define try cone again and is near the empire do good for ore theatre meal,