This was our first time dining at Henry's End: we had the 3 course Thanksgiving menu. My partner's mother had recently moved to Brooklyn Heights and has mobility issues, and we decided to try this restaurant after walking around a month ago to scope out a cute place for dinner for Thanksgiving. I called to discuss accessibility at the restaurant, and the person who answered, I believe it was Mark, was incredibly helpful and reassured me of accessibility. I immediately booked a reservation. Upon arrival for Thanksgiving dinner yesterday Mark greeted us and got us situated while our table was being prepared (we had arrived a few minutes early). The four of us were given an absolutely perfect table to accommodate our two older guests, one of whom had a walker. Dinner was fantastic. Two people had traditional Thanksgiving, turkey dinner, one person had duck, and I had the walnut crusted chicken with pears. Traditional Thanksgiving sides were served family style and we're all wonderful. Green beans. Brussels sprouts. Mashed sweet potato. Mashed Yukon gold. All four of us had the Persian lime pie. The service was absolutely lovely. Albert was the main person taking care of our table and he was amazing. Quinn initially agreed at us when we were seated, and made sure we had water. (And we are big water drinkers, and you can't understand how quickly those water glasses kept getting filled by Albert, Quinn, and Mark). Lovely drink menu. Mark also came over to the table at the end of our meal to check on us. Of note, one person in our party was suddenly not feeling well (nothing to do with dinner, they probably ate too much too fast!), and Mark quickly whisked the person to the restroom, got someone out of there so the member of our party could go in, seamless to avoid any issues at the table or in the restaurant, and so kind, considering an older person in our party was feeling embarrassed. Lovely local gem. Looking forward to returning and trying the regular menu when in BH
JAMES
It's always nice at Henry's End - great food, game-oriented menu with plenty of conventional options also, also great for people with shellfish/nut allergies, great, attentive, service.. I bring all my friends there. Nice neighborhood also, and convenient to public transportation, with parking garage nearby too. Can't be beat.
Graham
A friend and family favorite every time we visit New York. Unique menu rotations and knowledgeable staff rounding out an experience that never disappoints. We usually all order separate courses and share bites because no one dish is better than the others. They are all great!
S Y.
Very dry, chewy and tasteless steak and fries
sylvia sideris
WOW! Truly an amazing and delicious food experience! Their menu is extensive and offers a variety of dishes, however we decided to try several of the special wild game courses on their fall menu: elk chops, quail, antelope, rabbit ragu over tagliatelle and boar potstickers. Each dish was meticulously prepared, very tasty and delicious!! The recommended wine was a perfect match! Definitely going back soon!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Liberania Reyes
if you are a doctor or Hispanic avoid this place there were rushing us to order and they have the audacity of telling us to leave because they need the table for another group of people that was coming! we were there only for 45 minutes, I'm telling all my colleagues to avoid this place.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Barry
As a long standing patron of Henry's End it was my privilege to host my Manhattan friends at one of its Game Feast evenings. They found the evening to be memorable in discovering a Brooklyn Heights restaurant with a unique and deliciously prepared menu along with careful service in a casual but graceful environment. A Brooklyn find they plan to return to.
Erica
As always, excellent. I have been coming to Henry's End since 1980, and I have never been disappointed.
Mina Kolta
I have nevee had a bad or disappointing experience at this restaurant. The food and staff there are great. The owner is always on the floor making sure everyone is happy. In my opinion, one of the best places to eat in Brooklyn.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jo T
Customer service was wonderful. Went with my partner to try the 40th annual game festival phase 1. Biggest con is the portion sizes compared to the price point. The pro is being able to try special wild game that many other places dont have, but also, everything but 1-2 dishes were very average and forgettable. Overall a fun experience, but not sure if it’s worth the money.
Wild boar potstickers - it was good but it just tasted like a pork dumpling, nothing exciting. I would order again if it wasn’t $21 for 4 pieces. New orleans turtle soup - super tasty but again, it kind of just tasted like a tomato soup with some ground beef. some crackers wouldve gone great with it to add some texture as well. Stuffed quail - texture was perfect, outside was slightly crispy but easy to cut through. the sauce that came with it on the plate was the star. not worth $45 to me personally but defintely something to try at least once. Vension - absolutely delicious! one of my favorites of the whole meal. our waiter gave us a little fork to get the marrow out of bone and that was the cherry on top. could have ate 3 of these plates. very savory. kind of tasted like beef stew? Antelope - my first time trying and I wasnt the biggest fan of the texture but the taste of the antelope with the potato and sauce was delicious. hard to explain what the taste is but at $49, defintely a fun special treat yourself dish. Elk chops - have never tasted something like this beforr and the herb murturd crust was perfect. 2 chops for $61 but it was definitely worth it. I would order it again and kind of crazy but definitely worth the price in my opinion.
Also got the Henry Burger as my partner loves burgers and we always try to get a burger to go when we go out but it was very bland and not noteworthy. We also asked for medium but it came out more well done. Fries were crunchy and crispy!
Great food and service. Menu with unusual offerings such as elk and venison. All entrees were excellent. Would definitely go back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Thomas
Was an excellent dining experience. The turtle soup and venison osso boco were superb. The traditional recipe for osso boco was a good choice. Am so happy to see Henry's End still thriving in The Heights after all these years!
Jenny
Great service and delicious food. Quaint but not stuffy. Staff was attentive but not around too much. We loved it.
Anthony Daidone
The food was okay. Nothing included with main course, pay for everything extra/sides. Tight seating. Noisy atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Mike
From start to finish dining at Henry's End continues to be a treat. Our group of 7 was nicely accommodated. Service was prompt and the wait staff was friendly and professional. The food was great and enjoyed by all. Mark continues to deliver!!
This was our first time dining at Henry's End: we had the 3 course Thanksgiving menu. My partner's mother had recently moved to Brooklyn Heights and has mobility issues, and we decided to try this restaurant after walking around a month ago to scope out a cute place for dinner for Thanksgiving. I called to discuss accessibility at the restaurant, and the person who answered, I believe it was Mark, was incredibly helpful and reassured me of accessibility. I immediately booked a reservation. Upon arrival for Thanksgiving dinner yesterday Mark greeted us and got us situated while our table was being prepared (we had arrived a few minutes early). The four of us were given an absolutely perfect table to accommodate our two older guests, one of whom had a walker. Dinner was fantastic. Two people had traditional Thanksgiving, turkey dinner, one person had duck, and I had the walnut crusted chicken with pears. Traditional Thanksgiving sides were served family style and we're all wonderful. Green beans. Brussels sprouts. Mashed sweet potato. Mashed Yukon gold. All four of us had the Persian lime pie. The service was absolutely lovely. Albert was the main person taking care of our table and he was amazing. Quinn initially agreed at us when we were seated, and made sure we had water. (And we are big water drinkers, and you can't understand how quickly those water glasses kept getting filled by Albert, Quinn, and Mark). Lovely drink menu. Mark also came over to the table at the end of our meal to check on us. Of note, one person in our party was suddenly not feeling well (nothing to do with dinner, they probably ate too much too fast!), and Mark quickly whisked the person to the restroom, got someone out of there so the member of our party could go in, seamless to avoid any issues at the table or in the restaurant, and so kind, considering an older person in our party was feeling embarrassed. Lovely local gem. Looking forward to returning and trying the regular menu when in BH
It's always nice at Henry's End - great food, game-oriented menu with plenty of conventional options also, also great for people with shellfish/nut allergies, great, attentive, service.. I bring all my friends there. Nice neighborhood also, and convenient to public transportation, with parking garage nearby too. Can't be beat.
A friend and family favorite every time we visit New York. Unique menu rotations and knowledgeable staff rounding out an experience that never disappoints. We usually all order separate courses and share bites because no one dish is better than the others. They are all great!
Very dry, chewy and tasteless steak and fries
WOW! Truly an amazing and delicious food experience! Their menu is extensive and offers a variety of dishes, however we decided to try several of the special wild game courses on their fall menu: elk chops, quail, antelope, rabbit ragu over tagliatelle and boar potstickers. Each dish was meticulously prepared, very tasty and delicious!! The recommended wine was a perfect match! Definitely going back soon!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
if you are a doctor or Hispanic avoid this place there were rushing us to order and they have the audacity of telling us to leave because they need the table for another group of people that was coming! we were there only for 45 minutes, I'm telling all my colleagues to avoid this place.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
As a long standing patron of Henry's End it was my privilege to host my Manhattan friends at one of its Game Feast evenings. They found the evening to be memorable in discovering a Brooklyn Heights restaurant with a unique and deliciously prepared menu along with careful service in a casual but graceful environment. A Brooklyn find they plan to return to.
As always, excellent. I have been coming to Henry's End since 1980, and I have never been disappointed.
I have nevee had a bad or disappointing experience at this restaurant. The food and staff there are great. The owner is always on the floor making sure everyone is happy. In my opinion, one of the best places to eat in Brooklyn.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Customer service was wonderful. Went with my partner to try the 40th annual game festival phase 1. Biggest con is the portion sizes compared to the price point. The pro is being able to try special wild game that many other places dont have, but also, everything but 1-2 dishes were very average and forgettable. Overall a fun experience, but not sure if it’s worth the money.
Wild boar potstickers - it was good but it just tasted like a pork dumpling, nothing exciting. I would order again if it wasn’t $21 for 4 pieces.
New orleans turtle soup - super tasty but again, it kind of just tasted like a tomato soup with some ground beef. some crackers wouldve gone great with it to add some texture as well.
Stuffed quail - texture was perfect, outside was slightly crispy but easy to cut through. the sauce that came with it on the plate was the star. not worth $45 to me personally but defintely something to try at least once.
Vension - absolutely delicious! one of my favorites of the whole meal. our waiter gave us a little fork to get the marrow out of bone and that was the cherry on top. could have ate 3 of these plates. very savory. kind of tasted like beef stew?
Antelope - my first time trying and I wasnt the biggest fan of the texture but the taste of the antelope with the potato and sauce was delicious. hard to explain what the taste is but at $49, defintely a fun special treat yourself dish.
Elk chops - have never tasted something like this beforr and the herb murturd crust was perfect. 2 chops for $61 but it was definitely worth it. I would order it again and kind of crazy but definitely worth the price in my opinion.
Also got the Henry Burger as my partner loves burgers and we always try to get a burger to go when we go out but it was very bland and not noteworthy. We also asked for medium but it came out more well done. Fries were crunchy and crispy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food and service. Menu with unusual offerings such as elk and venison. All entrees were excellent. Would definitely go back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was an excellent dining experience. The turtle soup and venison osso boco were superb. The traditional recipe for osso boco was a good choice. Am so happy to see Henry's End still thriving in The Heights after all these years!
Great service and delicious food. Quaint but not stuffy. Staff was attentive but not around too much. We loved it.
The food was okay. Nothing included with main course, pay for everything extra/sides. Tight seating. Noisy atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
From start to finish dining at Henry's End continues to be a treat. Our group of 7 was nicely accommodated. Service was prompt and the wait staff was friendly and professional. The food was great and enjoyed by all. Mark continues to deliver!!
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