“it's just unreal, slow cooked (i'm assuming) and pulled with crispy onions and served on two lightly toasted pieces of white bread. it's juicy and tender in a way i've never experienced turkey leg before.”
7.5/10American
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Get the . It's slow cooked and pulled, piled with crispy onions on toasted white bread, and it's huge. The is the other order, and people say the fries are perfect. It's an English pub kind of room and the cocktails hold up. A couple of regulars say the food has gotten inconsistent.
“it's just unreal, slow cooked (i'm assuming) and pulled with crispy onions and served on two lightly toasted pieces of white bread. it's juicy and tender in a way i've never experienced turkey leg before.”
“Brooklyn, but two great spots opposite each other. Long Island Bar & Henry Public. Burger slightly better in the former - don’t skip the bacon pinwheel - martini slight better in the latter; but both great.”
“Henry Public is cozy”
“The turkey leg sandwich at Henry Public in Cobble Hill. Great English-pub vibes, grab a good drink too, huge decadent sandwich.”
“Henry Public in Brooklyn Heights/Cobble Hill has an insane burger that doesn't even need cheese. The fries are perfect, the turkey leg sandwich is out of this world and so is the bone marrow.”
“Henry Public also has a very meh burger. Wasn't impressed by either of those places for value v. price.”
“Across the street Henry Public also has an insanely good salad with cress!”
“the turkey leg sandwich at Henry Public is such a lovely savory bomb of a pub sandwich. Great this time of year.”
“The turkey sandwich is outstanding there also and the roasted beets are an excellent side if available.”
“Henry Public turkey leg sandwich doesn’t get the respect it deserves. Top 20 NYC sandwich”
“I randomly ordered a sazerac and it's the best one I've had in the city. They got skills”
“Tasty burgers and a humongous turkey sandwich. Good drinks also”