The Henry House was built by Scottish masons in 1835 with a Halifax-original style. A heritage property, this popular place for beer-slingers and families alike has heritage all over its menu—from locally brewed English-style ales from Granite brewery to stick-to-your-ribs British pub fare—and has the cozy, watering hole atmosphere covered.
The Henry House was built by Scottish masons in 1835 with a Halifax-original style. A heritage property, this popular place for beer-slingers and families alike has heritage all over its menu—from locally brewed English-style ales from Granite brewery to stick-to-your-ribs British pub fare—and has the cozy, watering hole atmosphere covered.