My wife and I have visited Chef Henry's 6 times and the food was not only authentic Eastern European, but to me as a Hungarian it was scrumptious. Most recently we visited them and their name changed to: Chef Hans' Cafe. Our intent was to see if there was a change in their cuisine. We planned on getting some Dobos... more

This is a wonderful restaurant! We've been there twice and both times we were delighted with the food and service. Both times we had to have appetizers, meals and desserts because we couldn't stop eating! more

If you are looking for decent Eastern European food then don't eat here . Cafe Henry's service and food is mediocre at best. I believe that all restaurants can have an "off day" and I have given Henry's several tries, but have always been disappointed. I took my family from Miami there and they said it was the most bland... more

Good Breakfast and inexspensive more

This is one fantastic restaurant. The salads are secretly-dressed, the classic Schnitzel is the best in town, and the Fish or Chicken Paprikash will knock your socks off. Oh yeah, don't forget - stick around for the deserts. The Brestowski family does it right, for sure. more

I'm sorry that the previous reviewer had two bad experiences at Chef Henry's. I've eaten there several times over the past four years and I've never experienced a bad meal. The service can be slow -- but this is also part of the "Central Europe experience"! Believe me ... I have traveled extensively in that region, so I know. Meals... more

Nestled in a strip mall along Lake Howell Branch Road's mildly Slovak region, Chef Henry's makes its unassuming and somewhat unlikely home. I first visited Chef Henry's with some colleagues after they really set my expectations high with their glowing reviews of the restaurant. I had heard of Chef Henry’s before – at least two other people told me how... more