- Cuban
- French
Chez Henri
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Ratings and Reviews for Chez Henri
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May 16 2012
Alex k. via Yelp
Should be about 2 1/2 stars. Went here for late mothers day dinner and though it would be a nice quiet time. Couldn't be further from the truth. First was...read more
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May 16 2012
Jeremy P. via Yelp
Food (most important to me): Really darn good. The Blanquette de Lapin was amazing. The trout was phenominal. I would get both again. The potato garlic...read more
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May 15 2012
Mindy D. via Yelp
A friend and I visited Chez Henri back on April 17th using a Guilt City deal and we were very disappointed and felt like we were not taken seriously because...read more
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Mar 16 2008
via Citysearch
Chez Henri has such an eclectic menu that upon first reading it you might be bewildered. Then when you dive in closer you realize ...read more
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Nov 25 2007
niiicola via Citysearch
Loved this restaurant. My husband and I went for our anniversary, and we were both really happy with it. The decor is pleasant and...read more
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Aug 08 2007
mhsurvey via Citysearch
My husband and I went to eat at Chez Henri restaurant. We were really looking forward to dining at this Cuban/French fusion resta...read more
The Scene
Chef Paul O'Connell's award-winning bistro is all vim and vigor, thanks to eclectic culinary and design touches. The airy dining room benefits from skylights and jovial paintings, while the dimly lit bar has a feel (and menu) all its own. Competent waiters deliver wicked mojitos and caiprinihas to a diverse clientele.
The Food
Truly inventive dishes are artfully presented, though the restaurant is a bit casual for its prices. Starters, like most everything else, are intricate and flavorful; Peruvian ceviche or a foraged mushroom tart do not disappoint. Entrees include the familiar (steak frites, roasted chicken) and the unexpected (seared sea scallops with poblano-braised oxtail). The restaurant's biggest draw is the best Cuban sandwich in town, which is only served in the bar. Desserts, especially a tres leches cake with ginger-rhubarb sauce, are sublime.