Henrietta's Table
A distinguished Cambridge establishment
About Henrietta's Table
Farm-to-table New England cooking at the Charles Hotel — in continuous operation since 1995 under the same chef. Weekend brunch buffet has become a Harvard Square ritual. Chef Peter Davis maintains direct sourcing relationships with farms and fisheries across New England.
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