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Henry's Salt of the Sea Seafood Restaurant ·$$$

Henry's Salt of the Sea is one of the best places for seafood in Allentown. This casual eatery takes seafood seriously, so dishes like lobster Francaise, Maryland lump crab cakes, and deep fried jumbo shrimp are all expertly prepared. The restaurant is small and draws a lot of repeat visitors, so it's a good idea to make reservations ahead of time. Don't forget about the salad bar while you're here, which is stocked with fresh greens and more.   

Website: henryssaltofthesea.com

Phone: (610) 434-2628

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Allen St and N Lafayette St

Closing soon · 9 PM

  • Thu 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

1926 W Allen St Allentown, PA 18104 ·277.86 mi

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Donald B. 06/26/26

Returned to Henry's Salt of the Sea after many, many years. It's a pretty small place and was packed on a Wednesday night like it was Saturday. A good indication of the quality. We were seated in...

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Charlie F. 10/16/26

Excellent service from Rodrigo. My water and iced tea were filled & refilled all night. We had the calamari appetizer & lobster mac & cheese special appetizer. We both had the side Caesar...

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Terri G. 08/28/26

The food was delicious. The service was excellent. I like that the tables were not on top of each other. The price was appropriate for what we had. It was surprisingly noisy. There is no parking...

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Josh H. 07/31/25

Henry's Salt of the Sea is a French-inspired seafood restaurant located on W Allen St. in Allentown. It's open Monday through Thursday, 4:30 PM - 9 PM, and Friday and Saturday, 4:30 PM - 10 PM....

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Sabina V. 10/03/26

We come to Allentown once a year but this was our first time visiting Henry's. Typically the rule is you don't eat the seafood if you can't see the ocean! That rule does NOT apply here! It was...

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