Charleston's oldest restaurant. Founded in 1932, Henry's is the oldest contiguous restaurant in the state of South Carolina. Open 11AM - 2AM, serving lunch and dinner. Rooftop deck and live music nightly.
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Charleston's oldest restaurant. Founded in 1932, Henry's is the oldest contiguous restaurant in the state of South Carolina. Open 11AM - 2AM, serving lunch and dinner. Rooftop deck and live music nightly.
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My first visit was amazing. Our food was delicious!!First we had the She Crab Soup. You will have missed the primo reason for going to Harry's of you don't orded the delectable, yummy, mmmm' good soup! I promise. For my main course, I had the chicken salad, oh my goodness, quite possibly the best I have ever had in my life. I chose Okra for my side. It was fried to perfection. My lunch companion had the Southern shrimp tacos. She did not leave a bite behind. Our waiter was fabulous. He kept my water glass filled with ice, exactly the way I always want it done! After we had lunch, a trip to the rooftop was on order. WOW, now that is another memory for my trip to Charleston. If you visit Henry's, it's a must-see. 👌 Perfect end to a perfect lunch! Hope I get to return very soon!
.enry's on the market is one of the oldest and most historical buildings in the area to have food. They have three levels. This is my second time being here, and the drinks are always great, and the food is amazing. The atmosphere is a beautiful old world Jazz vibe. My only complaint is that upon entering, no one greets you, not even the bar stuff they just stare at you. I had to ask if we see ourselves or if we wait on a hostess because we had been standing there for a good 5 minutes with no one saying anything to us. The bartender didn't even take a moment to say welcome to Henry's, or someone will be with you in just a mom .ent they just stared at you. It was definitely not an inviting and very pretentious attitude. However, the food is always great and definitely overshadows the staffs lack of customer service or attentiveness.
Came here on a whim for lunch and were happy with our choice. We ordered the shrimp basket and the chopped salad with salmon. The salad was very fresh and they did not skimp on the shrimp. The bourbon peach tea was good but I don't recommend the rum punch because it was too sour. We came back here later to experience the rooftop. I recommend going around sunset for nice views before it gets very crowded at night.
We had dinner here on our recent Charleston trip. We ordered the crab cake sandwich and blacked chicken pasta both delicious! Old fashioned wasn’t that great, but food and service made up for it.
On March 30th, 2024 My husband and I stopped at Henry’s On the Market Restaurant. This place is located at 54 N Market Street in Charleston, SC 29401. Our waiter was Mr. Spencer M, and he was so welcoming. We were starving when we went into the Restaurant. My husband and I like to try new things so we did ask question regarding the menu. We started off with a Happy Hour drink there famous Rum Punch. Spencer did suggest the following; We ordered a cup of the crab soup, followed by a Crab Cake Sandwich and I wanted to try their Jambalaya rice. The food was delicious, basically everything. Spencer was so hospital-able, a nice looking young man and very personable. He made our dining experience wonderful. When we visit Charleston again we will stop in for the crab soup which was personally my favorite. Best soup ever tasted thus far. Kudos to the Chef. Spencer you ROCK!!!! MARIAE