“I personally and randomly love the burger at Henry’s End in Brooklyn Heights”
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7.3/10American
AI-generated summary
Order the elk chop. People say the wild game specials that start in October are the reason to come, and the rice pilaf gets ordered alongside everything. The has its own fans. It's an old Brooklyn Heights room with a deep wine list, and one person warned that dinner for two under $80 is a stretch.
“I personally and randomly love the burger at Henry’s End in Brooklyn Heights”
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“Go to Henry’s End in Brooklyn. Order the Elk Chops and a glass of wine. For the appetizer get the warm pistachio crusted goat cheese salad.”
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“The wild game menu, the rice pilaf side dish, lots of things to fit what you're looking for.”
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“everything I have ever had there (including this) has been very solid.”
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“Henry's End wild game fest.”
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“In October or November they begin the “wild game” season where they have specials every night that are, well, wild game dishes. Fun stuff”
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“Henry’s End is slept on because Brooklyn Heights isn’t currently trendy.”
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“The duckling is one of their signatures.”
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“Not Italian, but for a very interesting wine list with really deep cuts, Henry’s End in Brooklyn Heights.”
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“They’re a great restaurant but a full meal for two for under $80 is a stretch, unless they’re very light eaters.”
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“Mud Pie at Henry’s End”
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“Henry’s End and Noodle Pudding for oldschool vibes.”
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