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| - When you find yourself wandering inebriated through the Las Vegas strip at 2am with a pack of girls, and those girls become hungry, you find the first option in front of you. Yet, since we were in the City Center and as I mentioned it was 2am, The Henry was about our only option. The hostess told us it would be a 45 minute wait for a table, so, we waited.
We were sat in the back of the restaurant amongst a few tables of drunk middle aged women, 3 Asian business men, and 2 Persian men playing cards. Our server was rude, short with us, and had no interest in actually delivering customer service. I understand that the average client in at that time is probably a rude tourist who is more interested in snapping cell phone pics than focusing on ordering, but this is The Cosmopolitan and I expected better. Our table was not obnoxious or rude or loud in any way, but we were treated like children and the kids table.
The late night menu had very little selection outside a few appetizers, light breakfast, and a few sandwiches. My friends shared the mac-n-cheese balls and they were a bitter disappointment. 3 very small portions of almost-cold-in-the-middle noodles in a crunchy coating. I had a burger that was reminiscent of cafeteria fare.
We paid out bill and bolted. At the price and the time it took to receive our food, room service would have been a better option. I highly suggest avoiding this restaurant, which is sad to say about the newest and hottest hotel in Las Vegas.
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