Henrys Kitchen - (Near , london)

5 /5 Arash Karimi: One of our favourite spots in East Molesey We absolutely love Henry’s Kitchen. The staff are always so friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere is relaxed and cosy — the kind of place that makes you feel at home straight away. The food is consistently excellent. I’ve had a lot of burgers over the years, but Ann’s Burger here is honestly one of the best I’ve ever had. Everything is fresh, well-cooked, and full of flavour. The owner is lovely as well — really friendly and clearly cares about his customers. On one visit, he even brought us a slice of cake on the house after our meal, which was such a thoughtful touch. We usually come by after a long dog walk and sit outside with our dog. It’s a great dog-friendly spot, and it’s always a treat to sit in the sun with one of their coffees — which, by the way, is genuinely very good. Its become a bit of a post-walk tradition for us. All in all, Henry’s Kitchen is a gem. Great food, great coffee, lovely people — highly recommend it.

2 /5 Lisa Hawkins: Very disappointing breakfast/brunch. The place is nice and clean and the female server was nice but the food lacks so much. I wasn’t sure if I was eating bread or toast (1 slice) I had a barely cooked half tomato on my ‘Jane’s breakfast’ the whole plate was barely warm and there were only 3 other occupied tables at the time so it wasn’t down to being rushed. My friend had orange juice so bitter she couldn’t drink it and another had ordered hash browns and didn’t receive them. It’s a shame when you pay over £10 in a place with huge potential but the food is so meh. Actual toasted toast and maybe offer two slices would be nice as there are two eggs, add some colour with some leaves or a lime for the avocado perhaps, and season the food or offer chilli flakes, sesame seeds of something to enhance flavour and to lift the plate. A greasy spoon would have given better portions been hot and cheaper i imagine. I expected more from a European restaurant. Thanks for responding. I don’t think £10.95 is expensive for brunch, but I expected more for that. If we were asked for allergies we would have said none. I’m attaching a picture of a brunch I recently ordered locally for £18 - it looks visually appealing and was flavourful. Some garnish and seasoning would make a big difference. I hope you find it helpful.