Henley - Nashville

Christmas buffet. Food was top notch as well as service. Value wise was overpriced. No seafood and only served ham and lamb. Could not eat enough for the cost of buffet to feel that you got your money’s worth.

Food was ok, service was good. Restaurant was freezing no heating so food was cold. Overall not the best Christmas dinner experience

We ate at Henley for the first time on Christmas Eve. The staff was super friendly and attentive. It had been a stressful day because of rolling blackouts happening in Nashville due to the ice but you couldn't even tell because everyone was in such good spirits. We had the specials. My husband had the ham and he loved it. I had the lamb and the flavor was great but it was overcooked (the only reason I didn't give 5 stars). Our drinks were delicious as well. The cost was on par with most of the nice Nashville restaurants. We will definitely come back and try their regular menu.

We are staying at the Kimpton and our hotel stay includes a breakfast credit for the Henley each day. We've been twice so far. The first day I ordered the scramble and biscuit with gravy. This morning I ordered a side of eggs, fruit, and a biscuit with jam. The food for breakfast is nice (some dishes are very unique and you can tell they've been curated by a chef). The waitress is very attentive and sweet. She gave me recommendations and answered my questions about items on the menu.

Our reservation clearly stated that we could opt for the non-refined menu on New Year's Eve, but upon arrival, we were informed that we had to select the $120 per person refined menu instead. We chose Henley specifically because we wanted the option to avoid the refined menu, so this was disappointing for us. Ultimately, we had to go elsewhere to celebrate New Year's Eve. It seems that the details of our reservation were not properly verified prior to our arrival on OpenTable.