Boho Canterbury

That food quality, for that price, in the UK! Well it has to be 5 stars. Plus nice atmosphere and great service… I tried the soup, the salmon and potatoes and the burger… No seriously: 5 stars.

Perfect breakfast! A typical full English done to perfection. Great coffee too. Love the décor. Very friendly staff. This really was the best breakfast I’ve had in a very long time. Faultless.

A quirky, intimate and exclusive feeling place. They have a great contemporary food menu and a great drinks offering too.
The prices are really reasonable considering some of the places in Canterbury and their service is very relaxed (but not in a sloppy way). If you fancy a coffee or just want to rest your feet whilst you’re out shopping, Boho is the place to go.

Absolutely love lunch or coffee at Boho.
The décor is amazing, really eclectic and quirky, which makes for a lovely environment to sit in. It’s really unique, which makes it all the more appealing. The staff are really nice people, and the food is really good. The menu is quite varied.
The atmosphere and appearance of the café is my favourite thing about it, as it’s completely different to anything else.

A very quirky place, full of character. The food is top notch, and the staff are very friendly and attentive. Recommended :)

Bohemian is definitely the word. Gorgeous place for lunch, lovely staff and great food with a twist.

Gorgeously quirky café with a great menu (and specials in the evening) only let down by the surly staff. To be fair, not all of them are like that at all but it has been a theme with our visits.
The food is delicious and they have an ever changing specials board, with a whole different specials menu coming out in the evening. The décor is great and I love nothing more than sitting at a table in the evening with candles lit, chomping my way through a plate of cheesy garlic bread (it’s a delicious meal in itself!). Also recommended are the burgers, the mussels and the whitebait.
In the summer you can sit outside or in their equally charming garden at the back. Definitely a place to visit in Canterbury!

The food is delicious, the staff friendly and the décor fabulous. Even the music (normally a source of annoyance) is eclectic and so acceptable.
The hot chocolate is not that ghastly sweet stuff you get in most places. The cakes are NOT sweet, so you don’t leave with your teeth on edge.
Having read the other reviews, I can’t wait to try the breakfast soon!
I was worried when a chain café opened up over the road, but Boho has no need to worry.
Only complaint, no not a complaint, a recommendation to the staff: when all tables are taken, don’t turn people away automatically and tell them to come back in 15 minutes. Some people, like ourselves, are very happy to move up and share a table with others! It’s a friendly place, after all.

Boho, is in my opinion a gem right in the centre of Canterbury. The food which is served is of a very good quality– well presented and tasty. The atmosphere is better than anywhere else in town. It is especially nice to sit outside on a warm day in summer. The staff are always friendly and attentive– so a definite thumbs up from me.

Bohemian by it’s very nature. The décor, the food and most amusingly the staff. They are friendly, but have the ‘laissez-​faire’ attitude down to an art form. I was referred to as ‘You’ a number of times during one meal, but this was done without malice or distaste and only added to the charm of the place!
The food is tasty and simple, although they were a little heavy on the garlic (maybe on account of having such a high population from the continent?). The prices were also reasonable for Canterbury. As the other reviewer mentioned it was very busy, turning away a number of people on a Saturday afternoon.
Nice looking selection of cakes /​puddings too, but I didn’t try any.
Most importantly though — The coffee was excellent!

Looks tiny from the outside but more spacious inside. It lives up to its name, with its decoration being, well boho! The back part of the café is a bit like sitting in an excentric aunts dining room — very cosy. Friendly staff look after you and make you feel very welcome. A good menu with lots of homemade dishes. Well worth a visit in the morning for a lovely cooked breakfast to fill you up before shopping. I have never seen such door-​stop sized slices of toast on a café breakfast before and the local sauages are delicious. You may struggle to eat all whats on your plate! The front area of the café is a nice place to grab a quick hot or cold drink and watch the world go by on the high street.

Great place for a coffee if you want to avoid the chain coffee shops which fill up Canterbury High Street.
It looks quite trendy, but is friendly with good food and even my 70 year old Dad likes it in there. We can definitely recommend the breakfasts.
Never had a bad meal in here, or had bad service — highly recommended.