Is there parking at The Henry in Coronado?

The Henry is located on Orange Avenue in Coronado, which has street parking available, though it can be competitive during peak brunch hours. We recommend arriving early on weekends or using the nearby municipal lots if street spots are full.

Do I need a reservation, or can I just walk in?

The Henry takes reservations and accepts walk-ins, but weekend brunch and dinner service can fill up quickly. Making a reservation ahead of time is smart if you're visiting Saturday or Sunday morning or have a larger group.

Is The Henry good for families with kids?

Absolutely—families consistently praise it as a fantastic spot for kids, with a comfortable, low-noise vibe and plenty of variety on the menu for younger diners. The all-day menu means you can grab breakfast, lunch, or dinner whenever works for your family's schedule.

What should I order on my first visit?

Start with the coffee—their coffee program is a standout—and don't skip the Brussels sprouts appetizer or any of their bakery items. If you're going for dinner, the Korean prime skirt steak and three-cheese fondue come highly recommended by regulars.

Does The Henry have vegetarian and vegan options?

Yes, The Henry is listed as both a vegetarian and vegan restaurant with dedicated options across their menu. They handle dietary requests seriously, so mention any restrictions when ordering and the staff can guide you through choices.

Can I bring my dog to The Henry?

The Henry has outdoor seating available, which is typically where dogs are welcome. Call ahead to confirm current dog-friendly policies for their patio area.

When's the best time to visit to avoid long waits?

Weekday mornings and early afternoons tend to have shorter waits than weekend brunch rush. If you're coming for breakfast or brunch on Saturday or Sunday, aim for an early arrival or make a reservation to skip the line.

Does The Henry do private events or special occasions?

Yes, The Henry hosts private events and special occasions, and guests consistently report seamless experiences from booking through execution. Contact them directly to discuss your celebration and they'll work with you on details.

The Henry — San Diego

“The Henry is Coronado's rare all-day restaurant that bothers to make breakfast coffee as seriously as dinner wine — and pulls off both.”

While Trident obsesses over single-origin espresso and Avenue Subs keeps it simple with bodega fuel, The Henry built an operation that shifts seamlessly from morning pastries to Korean skirt steak without losing the thread. The coffee program here isn't an afterthought tacked onto a brunch menu — reviews mention guests ordering three different drinks in one sitting because the menu actually rewards exploration. That same intentionality shows up at dinner, where the three-cheese fondue and Brussels sprouts get mentioned as often as the bread pudding.

The space works for the island's mixed crowd: families post-beach, navy officers celebrating promotions, tourists who wandered off Orange Avenue and found something better than another fish taco. Private events happen upstairs without bleeding into the main dining room. Reservations keep things moving, but walk-ins usually find a spot at the bar.

What makes it a neighborhood staple instead of just another all-day menu is the staff's fluency with the operation — servers who explain dishes like they've actually tasted them, baristas who check back to make sure the drink landed right. It's the kind of attentiveness that feels natural in Coronado, where people notice when you care about your work.

Practical notes: Breakfast runs strong, especially on weekends when the Del's brunch pricing sends locals here instead. Parking on Orange Avenue fills fast — side streets or the ferry landing structure work better. The potstickers and Korean skirt steak anchor dinner; the bakery case handles dessert and next-morning pastries. Outdoor seating exists but books up quick in decent weather.