Henry's End

Henry's End is great. I have had game there, but their other dishes are great too. The wine selection is really good. The wait staff is quirky (in a good way) and the decor is strange, but if you want great food and wine, it's top notch.

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It reminds me of eating at the better restaurants in Indianapolis and othe MW cities back in the 70s. It's all good but you have to be in the mood for its "heavier" dishes.

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been going here for years, never had a bad meal. very intimate, and for me, a special occasion place. get on their mailing list and give them your birth date. you'll be happy you did.

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As a Brooklyn Heights native, I can tell you that Henry's End is a neighborhood institution. People in BH are known to go there at least a few times a year just to insure that it stays open and the staff hasn't changed in my memory. The waitress described above has been there since my early childhood (I believe her name is Mary) and when a neighbor from my childhood died a few years ago, she sat next to my mother at the memorial service. THAT is a true neighborhood place. Viva Henry's End!

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Noodle Pooding gets much of the glory in these parts, but I'll take Henry's End over it any day of the week.

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A real treasure. We've been going there for more than twenty years. Great service. The BBQ shrimp appetizer is amazing. If you go for the Game Fest menu, try the Elk Chops. And the birthday postcards are always a nice touch.

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I agree with everyone...Henry's End is great. But if food, service and ambience are all rated as 4s and 5s, why does the value come out as 3? Now I'll try it...

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"Noodle Pooding"? Yikes! You know what I meant...

Great restaurant - food is great - wine list is great and the service is great. True Brooklyn institution (in all good ways) - I think it is a good value - but I am rather disappointed that they got rid of the small (and albeit plain) salad. It was a weird but nice touch.

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Has been my favorite place in Brooklyn since I moved here 17 years ago. Once gave Norman Mailer my chair! Friendly, warm, with excellent wines (and beers) by the glass. Service always friendly and attentive. And staff that have been there for decades.

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I like Henry's End, it is the "old reliable". Haven't been there in a while though. I used to love the game dishes.

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A great neighborhood joint with the best steak au poive. The staff is super friendly, and the food never disappoints.

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Henry's end sucks.

garbage!

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Love it - the offbeat staff, the not-trying-to-impress decor, the great wine and beer lists. Excellent food and lots of it - I'm partial to the chicken with pears, nuts and blue cheese when I'm really hungry. The owner and staff treat everyone like a regular.

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Haven't lived in BH for a while but when we did we went there regularly. By far the best in BH. Great steaks, especially.

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Thanks for the descriptive post janko

fsrg...open your eyes my rating is right in front of you.

And I think it sucks and it's garage say's it all.

Janko - you truly are a wordsmith, thanks for the contribution

I went there for the first time about a month ago and I wouldn't go back or recommend it to anyone. The bread basket was the best part. I got the BBQ shrimp appetizer and while it was good, it was nothing special, and it was overpriced for three shrimp. The fried chicken was good and fried well. However, the menu is unimaginative and boring - the veal is cooked one way, with three different sauces; two of the steak entrees are cooked the same, but with two different sauces; all three duck entrees are the same, but with three different sauces (one of which we ordered); same could be said of three salmon dishes; and the two sides of rice pilaf and steamed vegetables required no thought at all on the chef's part and were just served along side the fried chicken and duck. While its cozy inside, that neon side has obviously been around for a while and did not add to the ambience for us.

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fsrg...your welcome.

We had an awful meal. Everything but the meat tasted like it came out of a can. Although we didn't partake, there appears to be a fantastic wine list and terrific prices for some extraordinary wines (less than what you'd pay in a liquor store if you could even find the wines). We wanted to like it, but we'll never go back.

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