I had a hankering for a burger that was not fast food but not too expensive either. This place came up as a short walk from Hampton Court Palace and the train station so I decided to stop in. They had the menu I was looking for. I ordered the plain hamburger with cheese and the bf had the Henry burger. The flavors on both were excellent but we immediately noticed that the meat was overcooked and dry. It was a shame considering how good the fries were, essentially perfect. Another thing that bothered me is the restaurant is open to the patio, where some customers were smoking while having a meal. It made it unpleasant to have second hand smoking blowing in when trying to have a meal. read more

Henry's Kitchen - Regular burger with cheese and fries. Burger a bit dry but great fries - Salad Near Me - East Molesey, SRY

Pretentious tourist trap bistro- has a bizarre rule regarding only being able to order coffees if you sit outside. This was despite there being no fully unoccupied tables outside and a nigh-on empty restaurant. Very silly - and frankly inexplicable after 2pm on a weekday. read more

I am impressed with the eco-friendly credentials of the restaurant. Definitely something worth supporting. The food was good although the dishes weren't necessarily reflective of what was detailed on the menu. If you'd put the dishes in front of me and asked me to guess what they were - I wouldn't have had a clue! Both the mac and cheese and moussaka were drowning in béchamel sauce which was tasty but neither dish were reminiscent of any of the more classic preparations I'd had previously. Slightly spotty service but otherwise a very nice spot for a bit to eat. Cheap and cheerful too! £22pp which included a bottle of wine. read more

From the fresh flowers on every table to the fresh food they serve, Henry's is a solid choice for a good meal while in the area. The menu is big - with several choices that would suit everyone's taste. We had the Anne's burger, which was a mountain of items between two buns: ground beef patty, lettuce, sliced tomato, Monterey Jack cheese, onion rings and coleslaw. Most meals are served with a side of chips (i.e fries) The dessert menu is quite large - with a Good selection of crepes because I believe the owner/Manager is French (she sounded French or maybe Belgian). We enjoyed the brownie and a sticky toffee pudding. Not a huge alcohol menu, but the basics are covered read more

-Delicious spritzers with fresh fruit -Items from kids menu not available in larger portions - a bit irrational when the customer is willing to pay more -Lovely decor -Gender neutral restrooms -Great spot to enjoy AC during heat wave -Food was bland and unimpressive, which is a significant comment coming from me since I am far from a foodie -The service was just ok. read more

Fiancé and I got Henry's as a little lunch near Hampton Court Palace. I got the Mosuaka which was some of the best English vegetarian food I've ever eaten!! Kevin got the Henry burger which he enjoyed. One star deducted for extremely inattentive service, but alas that might just be Europe. read more

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Stopped in here for dinner just by walking by after touring nearby Hampton Court palace. My wife loved the soup of the day -- pumpkin -- which was creamy and like home made. Accompanied by crispy toasted French bread, she was in heaven. I ordered the Beef and Guinness pot pie and it was also good. There was a lot of cheese on top and plenty of tasty and tender beef under the cheese. The service was very good -- everyone was so pleasant. read more

I was attracted by the style and attractiveness of Henry's Kitchen. On a sunny Saturday morning we took a table outside on the pavement for breakfast. The menu looked great with plenty of delicious sounding options. And the service was prompt and friendly. Having scanned the menu I ordered a smoothie and an Eggs Royale. Having had Eggs Royale at numerous other restaurants and cafés sat back awaiting my breakfast. When my food arrived I was presented with a plate which had a muffin, topped with scrambled egg and smoked salmon. It was plainly presented, and was not poached egg and there was no hollandaise which I was expecting. I checked the menu and spotted that although their eggs benedict specifies poached eggs and hollandaise their eggs Royale states scrambled, with no mention of hollandaise at all. Asking the waitress whether I could have some hollandaise she went inside the cafe, but instead of returning with sauce, she returned with a menu and told me I couldn't have any. The food itself was fine, relatively small quantity for the price. At the end of the meal I was asked by a different waitress how the food was. When I explained the above was simply told I should have mentioned it to someone or sent the food back... I thought I had done that with no success. I hope they improve, but I won't take the chance. read more

Came here for lunch today as I was going to Hampton Court Palace for a day out and thought it would be nice to see what my options were in the local area rather than going to the palace café. Positives first - the dining area/bar is very well decorated in a sort of period style which generates a great ambience, and this carries on to the general presentation. My food came in a little red Tudor-looking pot which I thought was a nice touch. The food itself was absolutely lovely - I had the beef and guinness pie, which has chunks of tender and beautifully-cooked beef in a delicious gravy on the bottom and well-moistened mashed potato (something I'm picky about) topped with melted cheese on top. I had a local IPA with it which washed it down very well, and was generally impressed with what seemed to be an emphasis on local, sustainably-sourced ingredients. Where it really fell down for me though was the service, which frankly bordered on unacceptable. I came in at around 12.45 when it was quiet-ish and sat close to the bar and the door - I even asked someone whether I should order at the counter, as it wasn't clear, so there is no way I wasn't noticed - and it took me around 10-15 minutes to get a menu (I'd say to be greeted but the lady just plopped it on the table without speaking to me). I understand that sometimes there is a lot to do and you cannot immediately give attention to everyone who walks in, so this would have been fine, had the members of staff on duty not been chatting behind the bar the whole time. When I did get a menu, it fortunately didn't take that long for the waitress (based on the receipt I think her name was Eszter) to come and take my order, but unfortunately, she didn't ask any of the basic, simple questions you'd expect, like ask whether she could get me any drinks first, or ask if I was ready to order - she just came over, stood there and said 'Yes?' (and I hadn't looked at her or indicated that I needed somebody - I'd been looking at my menu deciding what to order). The food then took a rather long time to come - which would have been okay, had I not seen other people with (what looked like) more complicated orders who arrived after me receiving their food first. When I got the food, it was put onto the table without a word and from then not once did my waitress or or the other member of staff on duty drop by to see if everything was okay, or if I needed anything. Even when it was time to pay, I had to do my best 'I would really like the bill now' look in the direction of where they were chatting to be noticed. I was on my own, and maybe they thought I was going to dine and dash, but quite honestly I felt as if I wasn't welcome and was an inconvenience who was interrupting the staff's conversation by patronising the cafe. The waitress spoke so little to me that I would have assumed she wasn't able to speak English if she hadn't been carrying on a fluent conversation with her colleague a few feet away. The quality of the service here is a real shame because it made what could have been a lovely experience into a black spot on what was otherwise an amazing day out. I work in retail and don't earn a lot of money, so I don't get to go places very often, and when I do go into a cafe or restaurant to eat I certainly don't demand to be waited on hand and foot, but I don't think it's unreasonable for a paying customer to be treated with basic politeness and made to feel welcome. As I said I really enjoyed the food and if the service had been up to standard I would be writing a glowing 5-star review, but sadly that isn't possible. I will not be coming back here on my next visit to the wonderful Hampton Court, and given that there are many other food options nearby would recommend that others avoid taking their custom to this establishment. Service and the way the customer feels when they walk out of the door are everything! read more

We tried this restaurant after visiting Hampton Court on a Sunday afternoon. The service was friendly and welcoming. Our party of six enjoyed hamburgers and vegetarian mezzo dishes. I would return if we were in the area. read more

Amazing! Coffee is decent (they even make freddo espresso or I should say iced americano) , crepes amazing and price wise it's great! Good job guys! read more