Henry Public

Where To Get A No-Fuss Burger

"At this small pub in Cobble Hill, the menu says “hamburger sandwich with french fried potatoes” and you’ll probably overhear a conversation about some award-winning indie film. Even though they call dinner supper, it's still a casual, comfortable spot for a juicy, grass-fed beef burger—especially if Long Island Bar is crowded. Comes with fries; add cheese, $2" - will hartman, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, bryan kim, sonal shah

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"Henry Public is a perfect Sunday night restaurant. Lacey curtains and glass dividers between some of the booths make it feel like an old tavern house or pub, and they have a very solid burger that's made with fancy grass-fed beef and served with salty fries. Come with friends and share some deviled eggs, or come alone with a book. Just be prepared to be interrupted by a friendly stranger who's curious about how the themes in whatever you’re reading relate to a story they recently saw in the New Yorker." - willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, bryan kim, neha talreja, will hartman

Henry Public Review - Cobble Hill - New York - The Infatuation

"Henry Public is a Sunday night kind of spot. It's comforting, easy to get a seat, and you can let the sounds of Steely Dan wash over you before embarking on a stressful week. The small pub in Cobble Hill checks the boxes of Brooklyn stereotypes that are both charming and also kind of ridiculous. Namely, there’s a note on their menu ensuring that the beef is all grass-fed and the dairy is organic, and we once overheard a discussion on the larger themes in Pop Star: Never Stop Stopping. But that grass-fed beef makes for a wonderful $21 “hamburger sandwich served with french fried potatoes.” Come alone and bring a book—someone will probably ask you what you’re reading. The Cheeseburger at Henry Publicphoto credit: Will Hartman The interior of Henry Publicphoto credit: Will Hartman Deviled Eggsphoto credit: Will Hartman" - Will Hartman

"This Brooklyn saloon, with a limited “Bill of Fare” of simple and homey food, including a great burger, is perfect for a late supper and whiskey cocktails with friends. On weekends, the boozy brunch has locals flocking from all over the borough. Photo: Daniel Krieger"

"This Brooklyn saloon, with a limited “Bill of Fare” of simple and homey food, including a great burger, is perfect for a late supper and whiskey cocktails with friends. On weekends, the boozy brunch has locals flocking from all over the borough. Photo: Daniel Krieger"

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