Bohemeo's

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Bohemeo's is a Houston-based coffeehouse and cultural arts café offering specialty coffee, casual food, craft beer, and live music in the city’s East End.

Houston, Texas
bohemeos.com

About Bohemeo's

Bohemeo's is an independent coffeehouse and cultural arts café located in Houston’s historic East End. Open since 2006, it serves espresso drinks, brewed coffee, teas, breakfast items, sandwiches, tacos, pizzas, desserts, and a rotating selection of local craft beers and wine. The space is known for its relaxed, bohemian atmosphere, large patio, and regular live music and arts events, making it both a neighborhood hub and a small music venue for local bands and artists.

A charge from Bohemeo's typically appears on statements after in-person purchases of coffee, food, or alcoholic beverages, or for tickets/cover associated with a live music or arts event. Smaller charges may correspond to individual drinks or snacks, while larger tabs could reflect a full meal, group outing, or multiple rounds plus gratuity. Depending on the point-of-sale configuration, the descriptor may include a payment processor prefix such as “SP *” or similar, followed by the merchant name.

If you have questions about a Bohemeo's charge, first check your recent receipts, email confirmations (if you ordered online), and your calendar for visits to their Houston East End location. You can verify details or resolve billing issues by contacting the café directly via the phone number or contact information listed on their official website. For suspected fraud, compare the transaction date, time, and amount against your own activity and, if it still looks unfamiliar, reach out to your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card if necessary.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Bohemeo's.

  1. sp bOHEMEO

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement show a charge from “SP BOHEMEO” or similar wording?

This descriptor refers to a purchase at Bohemeo's, a coffeehouse and cultural arts café in Houston’s East End. The “SP” or similar prefix indicates the payment processor, while “BOHEMEO” or “BOHEMEOS” is the actual merchant name for your coffee, food, or bar tab.

What types of purchases typically result in a Bohemeo's charge?

Most Bohemeo's charges come from in-person purchases of coffee, espresso drinks, breakfast items, tacos, pizzas, sandwiches, desserts, and alcoholic beverages like beer or wine. Charges may also reflect a tab opened during a live music event or community gathering that is closed out at the end of your visit.

Can I run a tab at Bohemeo's and will that affect how the charge appears?

If you open a tab at Bohemeo's, your card may be authorized for an estimated or minimum amount, with the final total—including food, drinks, and tip—captured when you close the tab. On your statement, you’ll generally see only the final settled amount, which may be higher than the initial pending authorization you saw earlier.

How do I get a copy of my receipt from Bohemeo's for a card transaction?

To obtain a receipt, contact Bohemeo's directly using the phone number or email listed on bohemeos.com and provide the approximate date, time, and amount of the charge, along with the last four digits of your card. Staff can usually look up the transaction in their point-of-sale system and provide a copy if it’s available.

Does Bohemeo's place temporary authorizations or small test charges on cards?

Like many cafés and bars, Bohemeo's point-of-sale system may place a temporary authorization when you open a tab or when your card is first run. This can appear as a hold or a slightly different amount while the transaction is pending. These authorizations typically fall off within a few days, leaving only the final settled charge.

How do I dispute a Bohemeo's charge I don’t recognize?

First, confirm that no one in your household used the card at Bohemeo's around the transaction date and check any receipts from visits there. If it still appears unfamiliar, contact Bohemeo's using the information on their website to verify details of the transaction. If it remains suspicious or they cannot locate it, reach out to your card issuer to formally dispute the charge and request a new card if needed.

Does Bohemeo's offer online ordering, and will those charges look different from in-person purchases?

Bohemeo's may offer online ordering for pickup through their website or integrated platforms, but these transactions still generally appear under the Bohemeo's merchant name, sometimes preceded by a processor prefix. Whether you order online or in person, the descriptor should still include some variation of “BOHEMEOS” on your statement.

Can I get a refund from Bohemeo's if there was an error with my order or I was overcharged?

Refunds are handled directly by Bohemeo's staff. If you believe you were overcharged or there was a mistake with your order, contact the café as soon as possible with your receipt or transaction details. If they issue a refund, you should see a separate credit posted to your card within several business days, labeled with the Bohemeo's name or a similar descriptor.

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