Jill & Danny
Things To Do
Warren Street
We created a Google map listing things to do in downtown Hudson, which is mainly along Warren St. Historic river town Main Street USA with restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and accommodations. Hudson was the first city to be incorporated after the 13 colonies became the US. In 1797, it came just one vote short of becoming the capital of New York State.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park
Low key river front park near the train station. Within 25 years of the ratification of the U. S. Constitution, a boom of industrial growth and a new sense of civic improvements in the riverfront towns that accompanied the emerging manifest destiny spirit led to the development of the whaling industry and designation of Hudson as a US port of entry. The city remained vibrant even after the whaling industry collapsed with the War of 1812.
Hudson Farmers Market
9 AM - 1PM on Saturdays In the parking lot at 6th and Columbia St.
Cafe Mutton
New spot with savory, classic, home cooked meals for breakfast, brunch, and dinner.
Tanzy's
Good for breakfast/ brunch. Very homey. Excellent service. On Warren between 2nd and 3rd
Nolitas Cafe
Casual, affordable spot for coffee, breakfast, and lunch sandwiches/burritos with a nice outdoor patio on Warren St.
Kitty's Market
Rotisserie chicken and outdoor patio space - great for lunch
Spotty Dog Books & Ale
super chill 1/2 bookstore 1/2 bar
Culture Cream
Katiushka and her team are catering the dessert for the wedding! Delicious, unique ice cream with very unique flavors like miso & roasted strawberry
Hudson Food Studio
Great spot for dinner. We told each other we loved each other for the first time after dinner here back in the summer of 2019 :)
BackBar
Hip and trendy spot for quick eats within stumbling distance. May be an after after party destination
Hudson Brewing Company
Brewery down by the river
The Quiet Botanist
A botanical apothecary and dried flower shop. Worth taking a peak!
The Maker Hotel
Hotel with European café on Warren St. and carriage-house lounge in the back.
Hudson Hall
One of the city’s most important community assets and a prominent historic building. Non-profit multidisciplinary arts center presenting exhibitions, music, events and free workshops
Hudson River Skywalk
Scenic pedestrian walkway over the Hudson River via the Rip Van Winkle Bridge which connects City of Hudson and the Village of Catskill
Olana State Historic Site
Historic house museum and property with breathtaking vistas of the Hudson Valley opens 8AM - can just walk the grounds or take a tour 9m drive from Hudson
Art Omi
Sculpture & Architecture Park presents the work of contemporary artists/architects across 120-acres of fields and forests. Advanced registration required for weekends. 15 m from Hudson.
Padrona
Cool, new cocktail lounge right now off of Warren Street