Reviews almost always mention the lighting at Chez Henri. Low and alluring, it has caused some to label the place “intriguing,” “romantic,” “mysterious,” even “sexy.” Consider style of illumination your first clue to the mood and cuisine here. Chez Henri is somehow sleek while being disarmingly simple. Paul O’Connell‘s cuisine, an affair that intertwines French and Cuban influences, ranges from the highly stylized and refined to a much-acclaimed, exemplary Cuban sandwich. If you like, you can smoke (a good cigar?) while munching in the bar. It adds to the intrigue.