Charleston’s New Culinary Hub

Our culinary team is committed to crafting locally-rooted, globally-influenced dishes in the unpretentious spirit of a traditional French brasserie. More than just a restaurant, Henrietta's represents a timeless way of life in the South, where the table is both an essential gathering place and an opportunity to experience new and exciting flavors. 

Whether you're seated in the Mahogany-paneled dining room overlooking Meeting Street and Marion Square or tucked into one of the bar area pews, be sure to walk around a bit: Artist Clifford Bailey’s exuberant paintings inspired by the Roaring Twenties are worth a closer look.

Experience the gracious hospitality and effortless style of a true Charleston living room. Outfitted with mid-century furnishings, a curated reading library and a showstopping brass bar, our Living Room is a warm and welcoming destination for morning coffee, afternoon cocktails or an evening aperitif. Every detail--right down to the wooden bowls hand-crafted by local artist Hugh Jeffers from the knots of a 150-year-old white oak tree that once stood nearby--echoes The Dewberry's rich history.