Henry’s Cantina

Cool place if you just want to chill and drink. Karaōke on the weekend. It’s definitely for a more mature crowd. The bartenders are nice. They got a cool poster for taking pictures.

i have been to Henry’s a couple of times all on a Friday night when they have a live DJ. DJ No Beats is awesome. Plays a good mix of cumbia, hip hop and country. requests are always played as the next song. the drinks are strong and reasonable so you definitely get your moneys worth. there is a cover on Friday night to pay for the DJ but he’s worth the cover.

According to the previous review (the person was from the «Bay Area») oooohh! Spare me. DIVEY? Yea maybe a bit, but charm, service and fun far out weigh any «Dive» aspect. I may live locally but only for a few years and before that I have lived and partied in more states and big cities than I care to remember. They all have their own unique charms. As does Henry’s. I can honestly say even though I have even been 86ed from Henry’s once or twice in my checkered past, they still welcome me back after a cooling off period. (I tend to do rowdy Karoke when I’ve had to much) and always give excellent service as well as juicy drinks. Henry himself is not stingy with a pour. He knows his regulars and gives them what they want, everyone else new and other he treats like royalty. As does his staff. The Karaōke is probably the best part, Good space, (the acoustics could use some help but???) Great crowd… It really dosen’t matter if the acoustical mix is not perfect because the place is so cozy you can practically sing acapella and be heard fine. The bar hangers are ALWAYS appreciative of the singers and give great applause and as I remember occasionally voting for free drinks! If you get enough votes you get a freebie! Sufice to say, I will probably continue to visit Henry’s as long as it is around. Last but not least, the restrooms are ALWAYS clean! G.

Martini’s were 5.50, overpowered by vermouth and served with a large straw. Alrighty then.
Henry’s is an Old Town Clovis dive bar, which kinda explains it all.
My first and last time in there.