Les Enfants de Bohème

French restaurants in Henry Street’s stretch are few and far between. Les Enfants de Bohème is one of them, tucked inside a row of pre-war storefronts where sidewalks narrow under plane trees. The sign above the door is small, but the corner table near the window still fills at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You’ll find live music on weekend afternoons when neighborhoods slow down and neighborhoods quiet.

Start at the corner of Henry and Grand, where the 177 Henry Street brick steps down to the sidewalk. Inside, a rotating wine list keeps conversation flowing and the bar hums through happy hour. Service stays quick without sacrificing attention, and espresso arrives before most plates. Weekday lunch draws solo diners escaping midtown grids for a slice of Left Bank pace.

Need directions? Grab the map here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25a2bd5bf0b1f:0xb917d9cf497476ca. Call (646) 476-4843 to check if the bar’s cocktails are still on tap or when the next game kicks off on the screens.