This is my favorite brunch and lunch place. The dishes are inventive mixes of healthy flavorful ingredients. The decor is adorable, with antique architectural elements like doors and windows providing privacy. The service is hands down terrific. Don't miss the wonderful take out bakery items, either. read more

Just... yum. I ordered the creamy polenta topped with an egg, wrapped in bacon, then baked. It was absolutely outstanding. It was the kind of outstanding that makes you want to eat it really slowly so the yumminess never ends-- either that or dive into a vat of it and eat your way out of said vat. The side of seasoned potatoes was pretty darn good, too. My boyfriend ordered the comfort breakfast-- eggs, chicken sausage, and a crepe with butternut squash and bacon. It was all just so delicious. I can't wait to go back and try other items. read more

Pros: Food, Service, Great Atmosphere, Price Cons: Parking, Long Lines/Wait (Especially on Weekends) Honest 4.5 on the richter scale for me... My friends say all my reviews are a bit harsh and at times can be a bit nasty. This is for the most, VERY true. I just feel honesty is the policy. This is a review for the most is positive, but I will start with the 2 cons this time around. CONS: M.Henry is a such a great place and well known in the city that one is always going to find a line at one point or another. This can be a bit frustrating when all you want to do is sit and eat. The reason, I think the long wait is because most folks just like to hang out. With such a great atmosphere and food, seriously, why leave? I am certainly guilty of this as I slowly sip on my coffee and devour the food, but at a slow yet caring pace. Parking.. .LORD knows parking is a big contribution to where you want to go. M. Henry has "NO" parking whatsoever and this for the most can be crucial. Especially when you have to feed the meters (THANK YOU DALY FOR THAT CRAP) and then you have to wait in line to even be seated to begin with, now you have to worry about the meter and the lines. That is truly frustrating and wish somehow M.Henry can fix this problem, but being in the Andersonville hood, that scenario is highly unlikely, so now we just have to focus on the good. PROS: FOOD/PRICE ... my goodness, can the food be any more scrumptiliousis (i know; not a real word). Seriously, always fresh and always so delicious. Everything on the menu does not seem to be overpriced at all, since the amount of food and preparations and love that goes into it to begin with. There is a chef back there who is in control and loves what he/she puts out on that plate. This is not your run of the mill late night "diner" that have 40,000 things on their menu and usually all crap. A decent menu size with great foods. That is what I like and what I look for. What I also love about this place is how easily most food can be converted to vegan/vegetarian. I usually get the egg sandwich but switch out the bacon for vegan bacon. (I am trying to be more healthy these days in my choices). This is also great because I have friends that are vegans & vegetarians, so they don't have to feel out of place or go somewhere far to grab a meal. That is hard enough already. SERVICEis top notch ( i have no idea those other haters are talking about, cough Jessica, Brian etc.) I have been here so many times that I never had service without a smile. Even when i can not even make a decision, they are quick to recommend something easily and most likely enjoyable. This can be a turn off for some, but i find it a positive. ATMOSPHERE, i love this place, it is so cozy even with all the crowds. I never feel that I am going to be bothered by some folks, even that family coming in with their noisy, overly spoiled and bratty kids. I always enjoy my stay there and I always feel welcomed. I even enjoy their coffee and I am a snob when it comes to coffee... (Right Peter?) The food here is definitely not for the stubborn who are unwilling to deal with change or even have an open mind. Who quickly bicker about small things like not enough this or that. You know what "SPEAK UP" if you don't like something. I am sure they will be more than happy to accomodate you desire/taste. But it is those folks who can make a real good place bad place to visit. So watch out for them.. and stay clear... Easily better than most places, even those 5 star restaurants that serves you 1 ounce of food for 15 dollars. and that folks, is my 2 cents... read more

I am an true fan of Yelp reviews when picking out places to eat, and it's the way I found m. henry. Unfortunately though there were a series of truly horrible errors made on our visit today. The wait: 40 min long, but that is to be expected. What was annoying was when a party who came in after us (with the same number of guests) received a table before us. Not sure what that was about, but we let it go. We had traveled about 45 minutes to try out this new place and were going to make the best out of it. Service: We say down at a nice table and our waitress soon came over. As former servers at restaurants before, my partner and I knew that we should check with the server regarding the kitchens timing that day because we had a bus to catch in just over one hour after sitting down. Our server said things were a bit slow, but reassured us that we would surely be good to go in 1 hour. To be on the safe side, we went ahead and ordered our 1 omelette and side of a french toast slice. We would split... To save on time (and we heard the portions were large anyways). The time ticked on by with no food. That's okay... Again, we used to be servers so we totally get that this is a kitchen matter and it's hard to catch up if you start the morning behind. Tick-tock, tick-tock... 20 min, 30 min, 40 min. Okay, it was getting ridiculous. We asked our server how much longer and she said was keeping her eye out. About 3-5 minutes later here comes the one omelette. No french toast slice. Since we just had less than 10 minutes to eat and pay, we asked her to cancel the french toast. Our first and last goodbye: the next 5 minutes were the cherry on top. Put came some french toast (looked good, but I thought we had cancelled that), I cut open the omelette to split it and what do I find? HAIR. Hair in the omelette! Okay, it was time to go... This was too much, especially for a place with such great reviews. After 1.5hrs of travel and wait time, we left still so hungry and with no food. This may have been a fluke incident, but we thought we should still share. We are sad this happened and it is our first Andersonville restaurant that is going on our bad list. Sad (and extremely frustrating) day!!! Fortunately I realize it's still a minor inconvenience in the scope of the world's problems, so I am looking forward to enjoying what is left of the day. Everyday is a holiday after all! read more

I saw a lot review on here so I and my bf decide to give a shot. -The omelet was terrible. it was dry and look like I can make at home even better. we order the berry blist pancake which was good until half way eating we found a Big piece of plastic in on our pancake. -We told the server, He said he just going to take out from our bill and ask us if we want anything else? like wow really? you almost killing us with that plastic and not even think of the stuff from the plastic that already melt on the our pancake and we already ATE IT.... We are def NOT going back this place. There are tons of breakfast place in the area that I can visit. BAD EXPERIENCE!! BAD FIRST IMPRESSION!!!! read more

Good food and good service -- hard to find. My most recent visit was my 4th. Weekends can get very crowded, weekdays less so. They have a counter, an option I normally dislike, but it is a good compromise here as you can get seated sooner at busy times. The weekend menu has a few additional options, but the regular one has enough variety. This time I had a grilled poblano pepper stuffed with egg and chorizo. This came with: fluffy rice mixed with peas and beans; thin grilled corn cakes; a small amount of soft plantains; and a couple of bites of mango. All the flavors were good, and I appreciate the thought that went into providing a variety of tastes and also not the usual side dishes (tomatoey rice, bean paste with lard, burned red potatoes, a strawberry, some underripe honeydew, etc.). The waitress was friendly and efficient. Not only she, but all of the wait staff and all of the bus boys, as they happened to pass by, were very good about asking if I needed a coffee warmup, more water, etc., as if it were their job -- which, of course, it is, but in most restaurants the staff seems not to be aware of it. Prices are fine, actually something of a bargain considering the quality and variety of ingredients. It was busy and crowded, but not noisy or hot. It's also lit like a normal room -- a factor which should go without mention, except for the recent trend of places lit like caves in which you can't see the menu or the food, even in the daytime. I have yet to have a bad time here. Try it. read more

Went in on a Saturday at 12:30pm for brunch (which is served all day) and were greeted promptly and seated shortly after. We were served ice water by one of the bus staff immediately. The server (whose name I do not know because it was never given) came over about 3 minutes later and asked if we would like something additional to drink--we ordered coffee and OJ. They were delivered about 5 minutes later at which point we placed our order. I understand that food made from scratch takes time to prepare (and prepare correctly) and am perfectly happy to wait, but I am not happy to wait without being checked on or coffee being refilled. After our food arrived (eggs Benedict with home style potatoes and baguette french toast to be shared) sans syrup, butter, or ketchup--and still no coffee refill--we continued to wait patiently-ish for our waiter to return. After about 10 minutes (because at this point I'm tracking the time) we'd eaten through the Benedicts and managed to ask the server to bring syrup and ketchup. Another 10 minutes later a different person on staff asked if he could take my empty plate on which I had put the creamer trash (still there from just after the coffee arrived) and I asked him for the condiments previously requested and some coffee. AMAZINGLY he came back with all of them within 2 minutes (two trips). The food was...good. Not amazing. Not ambrosia. Not even close to good enough to make up for the service. Especially since the french toast still had a significant amount of raw egg mixture on the bottom of it. (It's the only reason they're getting two stars vs. one.) Now to the end of the meal... It's been at least 15 minutes since we've even seen the face of our server. We are not impressed and want to leave...and are now seeking out someone to request our check so we can leave. The hostess was clearly concerned as were other staff that we hadn't seen our waiter and helped to expedite our departure. After paying, the same staff member that was actually helpful early came by again to collect our plates and I tipped him instead because he deserved it. Conclusion: if you don't care about service and want decent, moderately priced brunch come here. read more

My wife and I were on Clark street looking for a place that served REAL breakfast food. All we found are coffee shops and bakeries. We finally stumbled on M. Henry. We were seated right away, and even though it was a busy Saturday morning, our food arrived promptly and properly cooked and of very high quality. The service was excellent. The baked goods in the retail case were fresh and very appealing. I would recommend this place for anyone who needs breakfast in Andersonville. read more

Smells like heaven as soon as you walk in! Their menu is not the largest but there's plenty of options. All of the food we got tasted fantastic! The serving staff was very friendly. They were attentive and quick. Our server was very sweet with my little girl. The only thing I'd say to watch out for is the size of the group. The table/area wasn't the largest. We did each have two side plates but the table was 100% full. There wasn't too much extra elbow room or space on the table. This in no way took away from the experience but I figured it's worth mentioning. Wouldn't recommend for a large group. read more

We were in Chicago for 3 days. Best meal of the trip. Food was well seasoned, tasty, and expertly presented. We were there for brunch. Crab cake eggs Benedict with salad, no talking it was so good. Latino omelette fresh tastes great home style potatoes. Drunken poblano good spice and plentiful. Blueberry pancakes beautiful and tasty. Service was polite, informative and attentive. I'll be back! read more

Amazing food. I got half order of blackberry bliss cake and half lemon-raspberry brioche French toast. So much food, so good!! The black berry bliss cake is so well balanced: fluffy yet gooey pancake, sweet berry compote, and a cream made with cream cheese and heavy whip. Lemon-raspberry brioche French toast was very special. Lemon-raspberry go well together and there was some cinnamon between the two French toasts (yes, 2 French toasts in the half-order!) Both half orders costed more than one full order, but it was so worth it. I took some of the French toast home and after refrigerating it for a couple hours, it was still great! Also, the environment created by the design of the restaurant is delightful :) Second visit was amazing! Highlight was actually their potatoes that came with the omelet. We ordered their bread pudding and cinnamon roll-French toast as well. If family is in the area for just a couple days, go here!! Third visit was great as expected. Fresh fruit crepe is delicious! read more

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Sometimes I work out on the weekend. To get to B and W, I need to walk by M. Henry. Lately, it's been rainy. Imagine my incredulity at all of these soaking wet saps, standing outside some M. Henry place, waiting in line for brunch. This place smacks of celebrity chef. But slowly, I was drawn in. As I walked by on those rainy Saturdays, I began to wonder what the line was for. I reasoned that the food held therein must pass muster. I had to go, just not on the weekend. I would never wait in line. Waiting for food freaks me out a little. Anyway... The perfect storm occurred on Thur. Took a personal day, and a swim in some Chorizo and Eggs. Not to mention the rosemary potatoes. This stuff was right on. The two dollar cup of coffee (bottomless) was good, but I've had better (blackbird in Minneapolis). The fiancee got the french toast. All sorts of fresh fruit and mint. The flavors are all there. And so what if the head chef has a small shrine in front of the strangely-doored bathrooms, replete with candid photos of Henry and Ming Tsai. I can put up with a whiff or two of pretentiousness if the food is there, which it is, for days. Weekdays. Or mid-mornings when it's raining, on the weekend. And you wake up, and need Chorizo and eggs. I'll be back, no doubt. read more

The magic time to go to M Henry seems to be around 11am on Saturday. Sure, you miss out of the brunch menu, but it usually hovers around a 10-20 minute wait with plenty of elbow room in the bakery area. The food is interesting, fresh, well thought out and executed. I'm a huge goat cheese fan and am quick to order anything that has it as an ingredient--this paid off well at M Henry as they use a FANTASTIC chevre. I can't eat wheat, so I miss out on the amazing looking french toast and hot cakes, but even with limited options I always get something great. Everyone I've brought here has been WOW'd by the impeccable food and charming decor. And don't forget to check out the photos by the restrooms--they show the profession of the owner's career, from the 60s to now. So great. It might be my favorite place in Chicago... read more

Had my birthday brunch here. Everything was delicious and they catered to our larger group! Had the blackberry bliss pancake (half order- huge!) and the lemon raspberry French toast( half order as well). Both were yummy but I'll definitely be back for the blackberry. So good! read more

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Overrated. Definitely not worth the wait or the price. Today was my first time here and I ordered the simple French Toast and scrambled eggs. The eggs were soupy and the French Toast was hard and bland. So disappointing since we made a special 30 min trip just to try it. read more

We ordered the same thing as the people next to us. How terribly embarrassing. I guess the bigger problem is that it wasn't very good. But, it seemed like it had potential, so I'll give it another go sometime. read more

I definitely like m.henry more than I like m.henrietta (its sister restaurant). Their pancakes & french toast are amazing and fluffy and so so so heavenly. Idk what that creme thing they accompany with the pancakes/french toast is, but it's so light and fluffy and delicious! The food presentation is also so cute that I enjoy eating it that much more :) This place is definitely worth coming back to over and over again. It's too cute & their food is great with a lovely presentation. read more

Delicious meal, nice atmosphere. Really enjoyed Raspberry Lemon french toast and vegetarian tofu scramble.

All three of our meals were insanely delicious. We had savory and sweet meals! Lots of vegetarian options. Service was great as well read more

M henry - Lemon raspberry french toast - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Since this restaurant isn't too close to where I live, we never heard of it but we met some friends here for brunch. Delicious! I am not normally a sweet breakfast person--I prefer eggs, bacon, cheese and things like that but the sweet offerings were so good that I ordered the fruit crepes. Others at my table got the bliss cakes and those were delicious too. If you get there early enough you won't have to wait. We arrived at 9 a.m. and were able to sit down fairly quickly although the restaurant was filling up. They are surprisingly child-friendly. They have a pretty extensive kid's menu and when we sat down they gave my son a little bowl of bananas and strawberries so he was able to eat while we were drinking coffee and deciding what to order. read more

I feel like this is a pretty generous 5 stars but I'm giving it anyway. Maybe more like 4.5. We lucked out (as we seemed to do many times on our trip) to only a 5 minute wait, which was pretty great since my cousin brought along her two adorable little kids, and they were afraid we were going to have to wait "forever!" Once we were seated, the waiter immediately brought out a little bowl for each of them with some freshly cut fruit to keep them occupied/eating. What a great idea!! They were also all over the child friendly cups of chocolate milk. I had the granola/fruit/yogurt bowl, which was GREAT, hubby had the mango blisscake special (also pretty great but not anything SUPER special or different from other fruit topped pancakes), my cousin had the dulce de leche/rum/banana french toast (something like that) which I didn't get a big bite of, but enough to know it was tasty and very filling! And while it wasn't on the menu, they whipped up some chocolate chip pancakes for the kiddos, which they were VERY excited about. This place is super cute, in a very quaint neighborhood. We had to park a few blocks away but the walk was pretty nice. Definitely recommend, especially if you can avoid crowds!! Would love to try some savory brunch items next time :) read more

4.5 stars, 795 reviews. You know it's true, M. Henry doesn't mess around when it comes to brunch. I've hit up this place thrice now and every single time, it was, indeed perfection. Like FRIENDS episode when Chanandeler Bing was "shtuck, een un ATM bestibule...wif jill heeshingerr!" FRIENDS FANS, WHERE YOU AT?! ...Where was I? *Weekday (and Saturday) Brunch: No wait. Less options. *Weekend/Sunday Brunch: Long wait. More options. Like Sunday brunch options that they don't offer during the week because they're too scrumptious for the non-9-to-5ers to handle. Excellent service- waiters and bus boys on top of it making sure we're okay every couple of minutes and topping off our ceramic mugs of coffee like it was restaurant policy not to let the bottom of the mug be visible. And the freshly brewed, strong Metropolis coffee...SO GOOD! Three or four refills kind of good. I highly recommend all their Egg Benedicts first and foremost which they only offer for Sunday brunch. By far my FAVORITE! The Fried Egg sandwich was pretty good too but just to try once and see what the hype is all about. But the Egg Benedicts...I can go back for more again and again. And the bliss cakes! They weren't kidding about the bliss cakes. -Park on Ashland less than a block west because it's FREE. Otherwise, prepare to Pay to Park. -Make sure your entire party is already there so they won't hesitate to seat you. -Go on a Sunday, really early before the rush, or expect to wait a long while in line. Trust me, you don't want to wait in line. Ever. read more

all I can say is WOW really WOW this place has it going on we were in town for Halsted days and we got up Saturday morning I did a search on Yelp and was like lets try this place we just missed the rush only had to wait like 5 minutes we sat out on the patio and our server a guy and the female that were serving out there had it under control and the kid wandering around with coffee i never ran out the best service on a patio I have ever had for B-Fast will be back for sure Hell a week later we were back in Seattle and the BF said I wanna go to M Henry of course i was like OK just call get some tickets we can be there for B-Fast tomorrow morning read more

I'm so happy I went. I really miss this place already. I came in on a saturday 12:10pm and got a seat for two in 15 mins. Sitting back at the patio isnt bad and we didnt feel ignored either. The blackberry blisscake was to die for. The nice crunch of the granola along with the juices of the crushed blackberries and the creme fraiche. I asked for a half serving so its just two bucks off its usual price. (far from half price) But it was well worth it because when my aunt ordered the veggie burger, I knew she would need some help. That burger was huge, meaty (without the meat, it was the beans!) and well spiced. The salad that it came with was also deliciously done. There were so many things in the menu I wanted to order but with only two days in chicago and so many things to do, whats a girl to do? I wish I can come back here again. It hurts me that i'm all the way in new york. le sigh! read more

Definitely worth the hype! I went on a weekday so luckily I did not have to wait, but it was still busy for Friday brunch. I had a caribbean omelet with jerk shrimp, avocado and potatoes on the side. Delicious! They offer fresh squeezed grapefruit juice - yum. All the sweets looked great too. They have a pastry display in the front of the restaurant for takeout. I was really tempted to try cake but had to use a little restraint. I will definitely be back! Also I don't make it this far north too often, but the neighborhood is really cute and I spent a good hour after brunch walking around. Great experience. read more

This place is the perfect breakfast place. Everything I had, was some of the best breakfasts I have ever had. The banana rumba french toast was mindblowingly good. Thick cut french toast with bananas, pecans and rum. Just amazing. Blueberry bliss pancakes were also fantastic. Mascarpone added a nice creaminess and worked well with the blueberry sauce and syrup. The oats on top added a real nice crunchiness. Chicken apple sausage was also great. OJ was some of the best I've had. Hot chocolate was so rich and decadent and had homemade marshmallows. Wish I had an M Henry back in California. Highly recommend for a delicious breakfast! read more

Waited for 20 minutes on a sunday morning for two. There's complimentary coffee if you need a warmup. I had the vegan epiphany with a side of tempeh and coffee. Honestly, this was the best "tofu scramble" I've ever had. Chunky silken 'fu with a really rich warm sauce layered on. The potatos were coated too, sort of a mild hot sauce but they do have cholula for some real heat. Came with a few strips of crackly salty yuba, which is some runoff from soy milk or something, sounds absolutely revolting and looks creepy but it tastes GREAT. Tempeh sticks were divine. Meal comes with a smattering of fruit, herbs, and perfect coffee. No bullshit, you will love it if you came to eat. Furthermore, dearest breeders, please keep the seeds on taught tethers. There is not a lot of legroom as it is :) read more

Still on the quest to discover my new neighborhood, and things are just getting better and better. Saturday morning breakfast at M. Henry basically set off fireworks. I love living here!!! Well brewed Metropolis coffee, amazing fried egg sandwich.. amazing is not a good enough word for this really. This is the type of restaurant where you get a really well composed dish - it's something classic done really well, with a few extras that just take it over amazing. I actually only got a few bites of the famous sandwich, because I order the quiche, and I simply do not have words for it. Plus it came with a small side salad, which seemed weird for breakfast, until I tasted it. It had cranberries and this delish raspberry vinaigrette on it that complemented breakfast perfectly. We came in at around 9:30a, and had no wait to get seated - there was a line by the time we left, so if you're a no lines person, I recommend getting here early, and not on the hour. Also - there were only two of us, and the place does seem to be dominated by tables for two. The place is adorable - a cozy, antique country in the city decor, with antique windows and doors set up as space dividers. Next time I go, I really want to sample more of the baked goods they had in the "coffee shop" section, but I am probably going to be far too tempted by the full menu. read more

It's so convenient when the hip, happening, brunch spots are right down the street from me. I've walked by M Henry a number of times but didn't pay much attention until I stumbled on the glowing Yelp reviews! So with that said, it was time to make this my brunch stop of the weekend. Walking down Clark, I could see the people spilling out of M Henry and all I thought was..."shit." I've spent many a Saturday morning waiting on a sidewalk to get basic breakfast food and shot up prices. But the sucker that I am, I went in anyway and checked in with the hostess. Instead of being greeted with a grouchy "It's going to be at LEAST an hour.", the night lady replied with "2? I have you down. It's a quick wait and you'll be seated shortly." How refreshing! Met with my friend and as she said, we were seated right away. The waitress was very pleasant, but I was stunned by how large the place was! I thought it was going to be a max of 10 tables but there was a lot of seating and packed. Loved the decor with the exposed bricks, modern art, and classic glass windows separating tables. I started with a large orange juice and was so excited to see the vegetarian and vegan options on the video! I was torn bewtween a few items but went ahead with Jorge's Black Bean Cakes & Eggs with a side of potatoes and scrambled eggs. WOW. The black bean cakes were outstanding and spicy! The side of potatoes were easily some of the best, I've had too. Unfortunately...this is where the star gets knocked off. I was leaning between 4 and 5 all day and ultimately went with 5. Why was I leaning back and forth? My eggs were done wrong...but as a waiter in my past I understand these mistakes happen. This is ideal brunch in the city The price is right. Wonderful options. Friendly service. Great atmosphere! Looking forward to going back soon to trying out the other options on the menu. Loved it! read more

Cute & cozy. A bit too cozy, but that didn't bother me too much since I like to be nosy and look at other foods people are trying. I ordered the "dulce banana rumba french toast" and my friend ordered the "latina omeletta". We also 2 sides: "applewood smoked bacon" and "apple-maple chicken sausage". The food was absolutely delicious. I felt like there was so much flavor in EVERY single bite I took (especially the DBRFT). The LO was flavorful, as well a slight spicy kick to it. The bacon was also very delicious. The sausage was horrible.. it didn't have much flavor to it (at all) which was pretty disappointing. Additionally, the wait was rather long, but I almost forgot about it because of how good the meal was. I also must say that the combination of our orders really made me satisfied and full to the point where I don't feel like my stomach is going to burst with food but I am filled up (LOL). My friend also agreed with the full statement and that the two meals + sides(minus sausage) was really worth the price, but by itself it's a bit pricey. With the parking you just got to be lucky to get somewhere nearby or park far away. I won't really note too much on it since I don't live in Chicago and wasn't driving. read more

So delicious. They don't have rich breakfast foods out here in Cali so I over do it every time I go back to Chicago at this place. But it is just so good. Their blackberry pancakes with marscapone cheese must be about 3 days worth of calories but they are amazing. I recommend sharing these with someone so you don't feel guilty while enjoying them. Their healthy veggie omelets are wonderful also. But nothing beats their pastry-like breakfast items. Best time to go is during the week. weekends are a looooong wait, but still worth it. read more

M. Henry is definitely a great place to warm up on a cold weekend morning. You must get there early before the crowd because when peak hours come around, you'll be wishing you had arrived sooner. If you happen to be waiting for a bit, you'll have full access to peruse the cafe which greets you even before the host's podium. You'll be sure to get an appetite when you check out what they have. Seating's slightly cramped, but the company you'll share is really nice. Everyone sneaks a peek at other tables' dishes and even though you'll probably never have a conversation with your neighbors, you'll feel like you already did. The old framed doors as partitions adds a nice cute touch. Make sure you check out the daily specials first which I find to be more appealing than the regular menu. The bread pudding is simply delicious and must be shared. The dishes that didn't have any fruit involved didn't seem to mix together on the plate well. They're pretty segmented where I expected them to blend together well. There also was an over-abundance of potatoes which I can never finish. That shouldn't deter you though, because there's something on the menu for any mood you're in. read more

The Good: Two words: Mango Crunchcakes. Well, and everything else on the menu. I can't say enough about the food here. It's all natural with no added junk, which is definitely a plus. The decor is very unique as well. They use antique looking windows as dividers in the dining room. The servers are always friendly and are ready to make suggestions when you need them. The Bad: The Mango Crunchcakes are a weekly specialty item, so you have to wait until Sunday to get them. That would normally not be an issue, but it is so busy on Sunday you'd better bring something to read or someone to talk to in order to while away the time while you wait to be called for your table. The Ugly: The restaurant is so small, you have to wait outside. To boot, there's not a lot of places to sit outside, so standing waiting for your table can be a bother, especially in the wintertime. Additionally, this place is BYOB, which can be good or bad, depending on your perspective. read more

Prepare yourself to wait a while for a table during prime brunch/breakfast hours. I usually don't like to go out for breakfast/brunch because my boyfriend can make anything just as good or even better. However, my sister insisted we try this place and it was really good! I The service was just okay- the server took a while to come to our table and never came by to see if everything was okay. I do suggest ordering the Latina omelette and the blueberry bliss cakes or they have the mango bliss cakes on Sundays. Delicious and almost like a dessert. The hanging windows and art is really neat inside too. If you don't feel like waiting for a table just grab something to go at the bakery storefront. Lots of good items to choose from. I have never eaten there for lunch, but I checked out the lunch menu and it didn't look so appetizing. Mostly vegetarian. I like my meat. read more

An absolute must for breakfast or brunch! Be prepared to wait, but just when I thought there wasn't anything special about an omelet any longer along came M Henry's version with pancetta, fresh spinach, mushrooms and goat cheese. DIVINE! The lunch options sounded terrific too, and I'm guessing their soups are incredible...I'll be back! Stop in just to grab some pastries or desert; there is a cafe in the front for the grab and go crowd. read more

Does a place that has almost 900 reviews need another saying how badass it is? No, but I want need another feather in my YELP cap so here goes: M. Henry is every bit as good as you've heard. OVERALL: Wondrous! read more

I went to M Henry for brunch on Saturday and it was superb! I had a chicken salad with mango, blueberries, blackberries, and avocado. You could tell that this restaurant really takes pride in serving only the freshest ingredients. In fact, when I asked about it, they said they have a special way of keeping the vegetables and get fresh vegetables in every 2 days to ensure freshness. My cousin got the bread pudding and it basically changed my life. So creamy and wonderful. I almost passed out it was so yummy! Everyone is very friendly at M Henry and I highly recommend this place for the food, service, and decor! read more

Never before have I eaten food with such a quaint-yet novel-deliciousness. It's difficult to put my dining experience into words. This is a place you'll just have to try for yourself. read more

I came in with my good friend that just came in from jersey and my boyfriend. We were really looking forward to a nice birthday brunch. Waking into the, the host was very rude and unwelcoming. He didn't greet us and just asked if my dog was a service dog. He huffed a few times looking at my dog and stated "you guys have to sit outside because of the dog". He rudely sprayed hand sanitizer on all of our hands. We were seated outside and given two menus as he stated "these are disposable so we don't have too many because we throw them away so I'm going to give you two and you guys can share." We had a server that was very pleasant but when our food came out. The same guy that greeted us came and dropped off the food into the table without saying anything. We felt very unpleasant and uncomfortable. No water refills. And the food, was almost not eatable. We decided to kindly pay and leave without eating. read more

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I had heavenly four berry hotcakes here. It was delicious! The service was fast. The only downside of this place was the loud environment. It was Saturday maybe that was the reason why but I couldn't hear my husband talking. Although I was enjoying my 'out of this world breakfast', I wanted to leave asap :( Overall, I recommend this place and will definitely go again! read more