Henry's End
72 Henry St, Brooklyn
(718) 834-1776
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We haven't been to Henry's End since it moved to its new location. Still a great local eatery and the staff add to the whole experience. We hope to be back there even though we now live in CT. Highly recommend!!
Henry's end continues to be one of my favorite restaurants in Brooklyn heights— and everywhere for that matter! Exquisite table and room decor, delicious entrées, apps and desserts and as always, top notch service! Thanks, Henry's end for making my family and extended family feel so good and welcome!
Always dependable for great food and service. New seasonal spring onion soup was delicious. Mud pie for dessert was loved by all 3 of us.
The Game Festival and a phenomenal wine list make for a fantastic evening! We had the Duck special (Strawberry-Rhubarb) and the stuffed quail. Both were excellent.
So Quaint. Attentive staff. Our food was fantastic! Steak au Poivre and Cheeseburger with crispy onions were so yummy and perfectly prepared. The warm pistachio crusted goat cheese salad++
Lovely quaint ambience at this neighbourhood eatery. A favourite of many locals, whose recommendation brought me here. Big game menu for carnivores, yet many small plates suitable for vegetarian palettes. Perfect Cappuccino to end a perfect Sunday dinner. Shout-out to the attentive friendly staff/owner adding to the overall experience :-)
Food and ambiance were super dope. I was on a first date and it was a perfect end to the night. When we were asked what drinks we want I asked if they had lemonade. The response I got was "I can make you one". Was a very very good tasting lemonade
Reliably excellent food in a comfortable atmosphere and interesting wines by the glass. Always a favorite.
Not crowded at all for Happy Hour on a Thursday. Loved the oysters, our entrees and dessert. Excellent service.
They should really change the main image here, as this is NOT what Henry’s End looks like. Maybe there is some glitch on Google, but that cozy wood decor photo you may be attracted to is of Henry’s Public, located further south and where I am the resident sommelier-janitor. I can swirl chianti and shovel shit at the same time. Henry’s End sounds like it has excellent food but the place is crammed like a tourist trap in Manhattan, and has ugly neon, and should make a better effort to represent themselves accurately on Google Maps.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I’ve lived in the neighborhood for almost a decade and Henry’s End continues to be my favorite restaurant to go on a date with my wife, to take my team from the work, or to show family when they come to town. Mark and the entire team do an excellent job at making you feel welcome, cooking consistently delicious food, and crafting excellent cocktails. Whether you go for something like exotic like yak potstickers or kangaroo or something more traditional like their classic burger you’ll be happy you stopped by this locally owned charming restaurant. I’ve been dozens of times and I’ve never had a bad experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Duck Breast, Truffle Fries, Gnocchi, Steak Au Poivre, Chicken Sandwich, Burger, Spicy Antelope, Steak Diane, Mushroom Salad
Exceptional! Hands down the best Chicken sandwich I’ve ever had and my partner loved their Huevos Rancheros. Lovely atmosphere and really courteous and welcoming staff, would highly recommend! ❤️
I love this place and have been here many times over the past 20+ years. Had New Year's Eve dinner here since it had been a while. The crab cakes and Elk Chops were amazing. Loved them. Service is always amazing too. I was disappointed though in the Ms. Mud Pie - it used to have toffee in it, and now it has chocolate chips, which I hated. Hope they can bring back the old version as it was much, much better!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Massively overpriced horrible food and equally garbage service. Of course they include a service charge so you can’t let them know how crappy the service is with a proper tip. I’ve lived in Brooklyn Heights my whole life and I’m still not sure how this place remains open.
Food and service is great! The location is a little cramped inside. Not too many tables to dine in.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
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