Open space with. Many round tables, cozy booths at the back. Semi-casual - great service though this time I was disappointed. Our Senegalese waiter the previous two times was really outstanding. Food fresh, good quantities, delicious.

Well located in Cambridge and a nice place to stop after exploring Harvard area. Lunch menu was quite adequate with choices for all. Service was quick and attentive. We found a foreign item in one dish, removed it and informed and showed it to the...staff. As it was a small matter we kept the dish and turned down their offer to replace it. We didn't expect or ask for it but the restaurant took it off our check.More

There are two kinds of Sunday Brunches in the U.S. In one, there is a menu; you choose your food and it is brought to you. If differs from a regular restaurant meal only in that it is usually heavy on omelets as choices and...it happens to be served on Sunday. The second is a dying breed: a restaurant sets up 'stations' where is served everything from oysters on the half-shell to rib roasts. It has 'sittings' and you pay a single price for your meal. The price reflects the ambience and the quality and breadth of the food. For decades, my wife and I have been patrons of Cafe Fleuri at the Langham Hotel in Boston. The hotel is undergoing a top-to-bottom renovation that is now going to last well into 2020. In checking other venues, we discovered the prix-fixe brunch has all but disappeared from the region's restaurants. This Sunday (February 2) we tried Henrietta's Table at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge. The verdict? Very good food, interesting choices, but marred by a) a noise level that was almost painful to be part of, and b) food that was frequently chilled to the point of robbing it of taste unless left to warm on the plate. There were excellent pates and local cheese, great breads, smoked and fresh seafood, thoughtful side dishes (a wild rice dish was especially noteworthy), and an excellent dessert table. The service was competent; dishes quickly disappeared once finished. The price was a very reasonable $55 per person, with $10 parking available across the street.More

Very pleasant place for a dinner with friends. Food is consistently good. Service is attentive and friendly. Atmosphere is conducive for good conversation. The menu has a nice range of mostly comfort type foods: baked fish, pot roast, etc. Fairly typical New England fare. All...nicely prepared. Not very challenging to the palate but tasty and reliable. Decent portion sizes. Great restaurant for those who aren’t comfortable with exotic foods or food preparations. The food won’t knock your socks off but you will leave satisfied. Prices are reasonable.More

This is a beautiful setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The service is spectacular and the food is awesome.!

Simple food prepared to perfection. Went for dinner while in town to attend The Revels performance. I generally avoid restaurants in hotels but this is the exception that proves the rule! The food is locally sourced and everything is fresh and delicious. You are first...offered a basket of breads. The cranberry almond bread is so good, I immediately planned to come back for breakfast. I had the rotisserie chicken. It was tender moist and had a tasty crispy skin. My husband loved the yankee pot roast which included a nice gravy. Roasted potatoes for my side were served hot and had a nice flavorful crunch Dessert pie is a mini pie. I had the apple strudel that was served warm and with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream.More

A very nice brunch with a full selection of dishes and desserts and good service. A little pricey for eating there frequently (it's no good for your diet anyway!) but definitely recommended for a special occasion.