Sam Fox is bringing his all-day concept The Henry to the Scottsdale 101 shopping center, with the North Scottsdale outpost slated to open March 18. The new ground-up restaurant will span about 7,000 square feet and is laid out for easy indoor-outdoor flow, with a front patio, an interior courtyard and a walk-up coffee bar. Inside, an open kitchen anchors the dining room, which mixes private nooks with casual seating so it can handle everything from grab-and-go mornings to late-night drinks. Reservations are already available.
As reported by The Arizona Republic, The Henry North Scottsdale is set to debut at Scottsdale 101 on March 18, with live music on opening day and weekend brunch service rolling out after launch. Reservations are open through the restaurant’s booking channels, according to The Henry’s website.
Third Valley Outpost
The North Scottsdale opening marks The Henry’s third Valley location, joining the Arcadia original and the Uptown Phoenix spot that opened in 2025. AZ Big Media notes that the new build replaces a former Denny’s on the southwest corner of Loop 101 and Scottsdale Road and was planned as a 7,000-square-foot, ground-up project. The company is leaning into the same warm materials and banquette seating that helped turn the Arcadia restaurant into a neighborhood staple.
Menu Highlights
The North Scottsdale menu sticks to The Henry’s all-day playbook. Breakfast offerings like a quinoa burrito and egg sandwiches give way later in the day to short-rib potstickers, a roasted turkey French dip, a harvest bowl and rigatoni alla vodka. Those same dishes appear on public listings and booking platforms, per OpenTable. The walk-up coffee bar is billed as a quick-stop morning option, with full brunch service on weekends.
Design And Neighborhood Fit
Renderings show deep green accents, marble-topped tables and leather banquettes wrapped around an energetic open kitchen, along with private dining rooms sized for different groups. What Now highlights the front patio’s statement fireplace as a visual anchor meant to pull passersby into the plaza. “The Henry works best when it becomes part of the daily rhythm of a neighborhood,” Sam Fox said in a press release, as reported by The Arizona Republic.
When To Go
Reservations for the North Scottsdale location are live on The Henry’s site and through its reservation partners, and the restaurant says it will host live music on opening day along with regular weekend programming. Check the bookable North Scottsdale listing on The Henry’s website for availability and updates. If you are aiming for opening weekend, book early, because seats are likely to fill fast.
