Henry Public
3.5
from From the people who brought you the Smith Street staple Brooklyn Social, a speakeasy spot before speakeasy was cliche, comes Henry Public, a pleasant, vaguely Tenement Museum-esque watering hole channeling historic Brooklyn and historic Brooklynites of the late 19th century—notably Walt Whitman. Cocktails skew old-fashioned (with Kold-Draft ice cubes), although the vibe is more tavern-like than at Brooklyn Social, with vintage art on the walls, rustic furniture and a faded-sepia color scheme. Craft ales, both local and not, are on tap, and there's a food menu as well, offering grass-fed beef burgers, oysters and other old-school comfort foods. The space can feel a bit cramped, but it sure is lovely.
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- Between Pacific St. and Atlantic Ave.
- Public Transportation:
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F, G to Bergen St.
4, 5 to Borough Hall
The Basics
- Cuisine:
- American, American Traditional and Classic, and Burgers
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Restaurant Style:
- Gastropub
- Bar Style:
- Neighborhood and Pub
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"Great atmosphere; mediocre food "
By jw161 from Carroll Gardens, November 21, 2009
I've been very curious about this bar/eatery. The owners did a wonderful job of bringing together salvaged items to create a very warm, comfortable...
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