Things To Do
Rivertown Lodge Tavern
Jane + Joey's go to every time we're in Hudson. Great for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Aeble
Super cute spot open for dinner only.
Swoon Kitchenbar
$1 oysters 5pm-6pm on Fridays!
MOTO Coffee/Machine
This is a coffee shop with motorcycles in it / a motorcycle shop with coffee in it. They have pastries too.
Supernatural Coffee
Cute coffee shop with some GF pastries/treats. We met a cute dog here one time.
Le Perche
Sweet spot for breakfast.
Baba Louie's
Unpretentious pizza in a relaxed setting.
Oak Pizzeria Napoletana
Slightly pretentious pizza in a relaxed setting.
Fish & Game
Former blacksmith's shop-turned-eatery serving a seasonal menu of farm-to-table New American fare. If you're feeling like you want to be a baller this weekend, dine here.
The Maker Lounge
The Maker Lounge, housed in a 19th century carriage house is a tribute to the history of barrooms as an escape & gathering space. Our Classic and Signature Cocktails, in dialogue with the story of their creation give a nod to the drink makers of the past and present while our rare vintage wines, savory delights and warm hospitality are at your beck and call.
Back Bar
Bar in the rear of an antique shop offering Malaysian plates in a funky space with outdoor seating.
Hudson Valley Hiking
The Hudson Valley has some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. There are countless hikes within driving distance from Hudson, with The High Falls Conservation area being the closest (20min drive).
Antiquing
Hudson is easily one of the best places to go antiquing in the Northeast! Stroll up & down Warren street and you will find many unique antique shops, art galleries & more.
Olana State Historic Site
Olana State Historic Site is the location of what was once the home and grounds of famous landscape artist Frederic Edwin Church. The site is a National Historic Landmark and guided tours of the house are available!
Volunteer Firemen's Home Of The State Of New York
The FASNY Museum of Firefighting is dedicated to showcasing the history of firefighting in New York. Set among the beautiful hills of Columbia County, the museum exhibits a range of firefighting equipment, items, and vehicles, from rare Viking axes and vintage firetrucks to primary tools of the trade such as fire extinguishers, speaking trumpets and life belts.
Carrie Haddad Gallery
Located on Warren Street, the Carrie Haddad Gallery was established in 1991 as the first fine art gallery in Hudson and represents well-known and emerging artists’ works across a range of media from painting and sculpture to drawing and photography. Named after Bard College alumnae Carrie Haddad, the gallery holds an annual exhibition on the main floor of the building, as well as a rotating selection of photography throughout the year.