The Henry

We waited about 20 minutes to be seated, which wasn't too bad. Although there's no outdoor seating, we were placed at a table by the window that offered plenty of natural light, creating a pleasant atmosphere. The service was commendable. We sampled the signature Short Rib Benedict, which was flavorful, and the French toast, which came in a generous portion perfect for sharing. The latte was smooth and enjoyable, rounding out the meal nicely. Prices were reasonable considering the quality, making it a great spot for brunch. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

The Henry in Las Vegas is a top-notch option for a late-night bite at The Cosmopolitan. Open from 10 PM to 2 PM on weekends, it offers a cozy and relaxed ambiance. The cocktails are both tasty and strong, adding a delightful touch to the dining experience. The Henry Breakfast is a simple yet flavorful choice, highlighted by an extraordinary hash brown that puts a unique spin on the usual breakfast potato. This dish alone would warrant a return visit. Additionally, the plain Crispy Chicken Tenders are generously portioned, though they are quite standard in taste. Overall, The Henry proves to be a reliable spot to curb late-night hunger pangs.

Visited The Henry for a breakfast/lunch combo. Their full breakfast menu ends at 11am, but they offer a few all-day breakfast options, which is convenient for late risers. The restaurant is of decent size, and the service was satisfactory. Prices align with what you’d expect from a casino restaurant in Vegas. They close at 2pm but reopen late at night, perfect for those on the go. Definitely worth a visit if you're nearby.

The Henry in Las Vegas is definitely worth a visit next time you're in town. The food is incredibly delicious and the service is excellent. I tried the short rib Benedict and was impressed by the generous portion of meat. The brioche French toast was the perfect combination of sweet and tasty. We were satisfied with just two dishes as there was plenty to go around. The only downside was the proximity of the seating to other diners. It was a bit too close for comfort, especially when there was a lady at a nearby table coughing without covering her mouth. It was not a pleasant experience and I hope the management considers spacing out the tables more to avoid similar situations in the future. I would rather wait a little longer for a table than feel uncomfortable during my meal.

The Henry in Las Vegas is a fantastic spot for breakfast. The atmosphere is welcoming and surprisingly not too packed for a Vegas restaurant. They have plenty of choices for non-meat eaters and are happy to customize orders. The vegetable skillet was delicious and unique. The coffee was always hot and they didn't hesitate to offer refills. I would definitely suggest checking them out.

I'm so glad our friends made reservations for lunch at The Henry on a Saturday, as we would have had to wait nearly an hour for a table otherwise! This small and unassuming restaurant in the Cosmopolitan was new to us, but we were thrilled with our experience. The menu at The Henry offers a variety of brunch and lunch options, and all of us were satisfied with our meals and drinks. Whether it was the chicken and biscuits with gravy or the braised short rib benedict, everything was served quickly, hot, and delicious. Even though the tables were crowded, the service was still good. I definitely plan on returning to The Henry in the future.