Henry’s Market

Very small unassuming local mart, with a fantastic beer collection.
Guy that works there is super cool, he said he can get just about any beer you need.
They also have a growler filling station, who would’ve thought.

Great selection of beer candy and they fill growlers not that I drink alcohol

The owner is thoughtful and friendly and has a rotating and great selection of beer on draft. There is always one cider on tap as well, and usually a good one! Often he has Atlas ciders (made in Bend, OR) which are consistently excellent. As other reviewers mentioned, from 2 – 4 pm, you can get your growler filled for around $ 10, which is very cheap for cider. And don’t forget to ask for the growler punch card.
He sells full growlers (64 oz) and half growlers (32 oz) with the Henry’s logo on it, too, in case you need one to fill up with liquid goodness.
The owner has mentioned a future possibility of offering some made-​to-​order food on the premises. Stay tuned to see if that becomes a reality, ’cause that would be most definitely awesome.
What a gem of a store that brightens SE 82^nd. Support Henry’s!

Definitely not just your average corner market. The owner and his family are so kind and friendly to talk to. They have 10 different kegs on tap for growler fills, and they are cheap. Probably the cheapest in town. Also, they have a buy 10 get one free punch card and $ 2 off 2 – 4 PM.

for those of us that live in the neighborhood, henry’s is a great place to buy beer on the cheap! they have an awesome selection, and have $ 2 off from 2 – 4, and its cheaper than the bottle shop 2 blocks away… and they fill growlers!

Awesome little market friendly helpful owner. A good variety of products. I get my beer there.

Nobody has reviewed Henry’s Market yet? How are you all missing out on this awesomeness?!
Henry’s is a classic convenience store that offers a much better-​than-​average selection of convenience items, and also delves into the various sundries and dry goods that your average denizen of 82^nd would covet.
As you walk in you’re presented with a very meticulously organized store with overhead signs delineating the different contents of each cooler. As you’re gazing upward and navigating your way to your cooler of choice, you totally overlook the bazaar of goods stashed at the front counter. However you’re too stoked by finding a wider-​than-​average-​for-​82^nd-​convenience-​stores selection in said coolers. Be it 22oz micros or San Pellegrino, there’s a lot more going on here than at, say, 82^nd Mini Mart just a few blocks south.
As you turn back toward the counter to purchase your bounty, your attention will be grabbed, no snatched, by the bright shiny display of nunchucks, brass knuckles, swords, shutter shades, Low Rider shades, glass pipes and similar that crowd the register area. When I say «crowd», I mean it in the most organized and OCD way possible. There’s so much to look at that it would take a while of browsing to catch it all. I wasn’t in the mood to browse, but a quick glance revealed a plethora of classy wares that only the most discriminating tastes could appreciate.
As you gaze in wonderment at all of the various offerings (including «Busted» magazine!), you may be caught off guard by the friendliness of the guy behind the counter, who asks inquisitively of your San Pelle «So that’s just for drinking? Straight? Is it good? I’ve never tried it.» It seems to be an honest inquiry and one that I’m happy to oblige in conversation, since I’m so stoked on the crazy display surrounding me.
Needless to say, this is easily a step or two above the rest of the markets in the area save for Taylor Ct. Grocery, which is a solid 5 stars but closes woefully early for my tastes. Henry’s is one stop shopping for:
Weapons
Pipes
Beer
San Pellegrino
Energy Drinks (including Bawlz)
Various foodstuffs
Good cheer
See, there are some oases of radness on 82^nd. You just have to look for them.