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Alder & Co.
Alder & Co. sits on the vibrant Warren Street of Hudson, NY, like a curated oasis for those who appreciate the artful blend of fashion and function. This charming shop offers a carefully chosen selection of clothing, accessories, home goods, and apothecary items, emphasizing impeccable taste and contemporary elegance. With its roots firmly planted in supporting both established and emerging designers and artists, Alder & Co. becomes more than just a shopping destination—it’s a sensory journey through the tactile and visual delights of sophisticated craftsmanship.
Browsing through Alder & Co. feels like wandering through a modern gallery where every piece is a potential masterpiece. From luxurious cashmere and thoughtfully designed garments to handmade ceramics from Watercourse Clay, each item tells a story of creativity and dedication. The apothecary section provides a serene escape with its curated collection of aromatic candles, natural perfumes, and indulgent bath and body products, all poised to transform everyday moments into rituals of relaxation and self-care.
A visit to Alder & Co. promises a unique blend of avant-garde style and timeless quality, where the simple act of shopping becomes an exploration of identity and expression. Whether you're seeking the perfect statement piece or a meaningful gift, this Hudson gem invites you to linger, explore, and revel in the beauty of its curated offerings, ensuring a memorable experience that resonates long after you've left.
Ambos
Ambos is the culinary heartbeat of Pocketbook Hudson, a restaurant shaped by fire, craft, and a deep sense of place. Led by chef Norberto Piattoni, the dining room draws on his Argentine heritage and his prolific fermentation practices to reimagine Hudson Valley ingredients with bold, elemental flair. Local meats, seafood, fresh pastas, and produce meet open-fire cooking, smoking, fermenting, and other inventive techniques—resulting in dishes that feel both familiar and thrillingly unexpected. Open Wednesday through Sunday for dinner, with a relaxed weekend brunch, it’s a gathering place where the sensory experience mirrors Pocketbook’s broader ethos of care, creativity, and connection.
Adjacent to the dining room, Pocketbook’s all-day café and bar offers a more casual rhythm. Guests stop in for light breakfast or lunch, then return at dusk for small plates, wines, cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks. The beverage program, crafted by cocktail luminary Arley Marks, balances classics with original creations, along with house-made tonics and thoughtful zero-proof options. His menu reflects the same spirit that defines Ambos—playful, intentional, and rooted in craft. The wine list leans Argentine, Italian, and Spanish, complemented by selections from Hudson Valley and Eastern Seaboard producers.
Together, Ambos and its café form a continuous invitation within Pocketbook: to taste, explore, and engage with a culinary perspective shaped by fire, heritage, and imagination. True to its name, Ambos says “yes to both”—refined and relaxed, global and local, intimate and expansive—all seamlessly woven into the fabric of Pocketbook’s larger creative world.
Banque
Nestled in a lovingly restored historic bank building in the heart of Hudson, New York, Banque is a refined yet welcoming destination where culinary craft meets community spirit. This thoughtfully transformed space is the result of a five-year restoration project that honors its architectural legacy while reimagining it as a vibrant hub for locals and visitors alike. Rooted in a deep passion for fine chocolate and local ingredients, Banque draws from European confectionery traditions and Hudson Valley’s seasonal bounty to create everything in-house—from delicate bonbons and buttery viennoiseries to elegant plated dishes and fresh-made gelato.
Whether you're stopping by the café for a morning espresso and croissant, indulging in artisanal chocolates, or settling in for an approachable fine dining experience, Banque invites you to savor the day, Hudson style. The menu shifts with the seasons, showcasing the best of local farms through a lens of classic European techniques. At its core, Banque is about storytelling through food—each bite a reflection of care, creativity, and place. With plans to offer their signature chocolates for nationwide shipping, Banque is set to bring a taste of Hudson’s charm far beyond its historic walls.
Basilica Hudson
Basilica Hudson is a nonprofit multidisciplinary arts center housed in a reclaimed 1880s industrial factory on the Hudson River. Powered by solar energy and steeped in history, the former forge, foundry, and glue factory has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hub that welcomes over 20,000 visitors annually. Its expansive programming includes cutting-edge music festivals, large-scale marketplace events, film screenings, artist residencies, and a new weekly concert and art series, all designed to reflect the raw beauty and scale of its surroundings.
Rooted in Hudson’s rich industrial past and thriving artistic community, Basilica Hudson serves as a platform for independent arts and culture with a strong commitment to environmental awareness and community engagement. Since gaining nonprofit status in 2015, the organization has grown sustainably, offering locals and visitors alike a powerful space for creative exchange on the waterfront. Through its dynamic and inclusive programming, Basilica Hudson has become a vital part of the region’s cultural and civic fabric.
Photography by: Matt Charland & Allie Young
Clove & Creek - Hudson
Step into Clove & Creek, where the raw, unfiltered charm of the Hudson Valley is distilled into a curated selection of locally sourced goods and artisanal creations. Located along Hudson’s vibrant Warren Street, this shop is more than a marketplace — it’s a celebration of the region’s rich bounty and craftsmanship. Shelves brim with hand-thrown ceramics, earthy textiles, and evocative fragrances that echo the valley’s spirit, inviting visitors to take a piece of the landscape home.
Inside, the ambiance is as warm as a Catskills sunset, fostering a sense of community and discovery. Each item tells a story, from the honey harvested in nearby meadows to the candles that capture the essence of forest trails. Whether you’re searching for a meaningful gift or a memento of your journey, Clove & Creek offers an experience that transcends the ordinary — crafting connections between people and place through the power of artisanal goods.
You’ll also find Clove & Creek in Kingston, New York, where the spirit of the shop’s Hudson roots extends to the historic Rondout waterfront, and in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where the same love of craftsmanship meets the breezy, coastal charm of Cape Cod. Across all three locations, the essence remains the same — a thoughtfully designed space where art, design, and nature converge to celebrate the beauty of honest materials and the makers behind them.
Feast & Floret
In the heart of Hudson, Feast & Floret captures the essence of the Hudson Valley's vibrant culinary scene. This charming eatery offers a delightful fusion of locally-sourced ingredients and Italian cuisine, served in an exquisite setting that reflects the region's natural beauty.
Feast & Floret prides itself on its commitment to sustainability and community, featuring farm-to-table dishes that highlight the bounty of the Hudson Valley. Whether you're indulging in their signature pasta dishes or savoring a perfectly crafted cocktail, each visit promises a memorable journey for the senses. With its warm ambiance and dedication to quality, Feast & Floret is an essential stop for food enthusiasts exploring the rich tapestry of tastes in the area.
Finch hudson
Step into a world where style knows no bounds and every corner tells a story. Finch Hudson, situated on the bustling Warren Street in the heart of Hudson, NY, offers more than just home goods—it provides a gateway to a lifestyle composed of carefully selected vintage and contemporary treasures. Curated by industry veterans Andrew Arrick and Michael Hofemann, Finch is a testament to sophisticated living entwined with the rich traditions of the Hudson Valley.
At Finch, each piece—from handcrafted decoupage objects that echo the finesse of Hudson River School artists to bespoke furniture synonymous with understated luxury—reflects an ethos of quality and authenticity. This is a place where the past and present converge in elegant harmony, allowing you to explore an array of decor, lighting, apparel, and holistic wellness products, each selected for their ability to inspire and evoke beauty.
Beyond just a shopping experience, Finch invites you to explore and connect with a design philosophy that sees your home as a personal expression of both classic refinement and modern grace. Whether you're enhancing your living space or discovering unique gifts, Finch Hudson stands as an immersive cultural experience, embodying the essence of quality craftsmanship and artistic spirit. Find your inspiration where every visit becomes a cherished moment.
Forts Ferry Farm Shoppe
Right in the heart of Hudson's Warren Street, the Forts Ferry Farm Shoppe is a lively and whimsical extension of Forts Ferry Farm, offering an immersive experience for lovers of food, farming, and design. A vibrant blend of farmstand and curiosity shop, the Shoppe features seasonal produce and florals straight from the farm, alongside small-batch provisions, pantry staples, and beautifully quirky antique tableware. Whether you're on the hunt for a handcrafted hot sauce, a chef-selected kitchen tool, or a one-of-a-kind vintage serving piece, the Shoppe brings together function and fantasy in equal measure.
Born from a culinary background and a deep respect for agriculture, Forts Ferry Farm started with a desire to grow truly exceptional produce—flavorful, unique, and chef-worthy. That same spirit infuses every corner of the Shoppe, where items are curated with joy and curiosity in mind. From fresh-cut florals to farm-made frozen entrées and honey from their own hives, everything on the shelves invites visitors to savor and play. At its core, the Farm Shoppe is about celebrating food, community, and the pleasure of gathering around the table—offering a brief, beautiful escape into a foodie wonderland.
Gestalt
Gestalt is a curated furniture store located in the Warren Street shopping district in Hudson, NY, offering a range of designer furnishings. The store specializes in mid-century and contemporary designs from brands primarily based in Denmark and Australia with a selection that includes handcrafted furniture, lighting, and decor from international designers.
Gestalt features brands such as Futagami, a brass foundry founded in Takaoka, Japan in 1897, Manisante, an Italian body care brand brand committed to low environmental impact, and When Objects Work, a company offering objects designed by leading architects and designers whose work shares a preoccupation with simple forms, usefulness, and timeless idiom.
With its large storefront displays and dark interior, Gestalt caters to both local area residents seeking design forward pieces for the home, and visitors exploring all that Warren Street has to offer.
Gotham Dispensary
Gotham is a cannabis concept store redefining the dispensary experience by blending expertly curated cannabis with fashion, art, and culture. Founded by women and rooted in mission-driven values, Gotham has become a cultural force in New York, offering a refined selection of cannabis products alongside elevated apparel, home goods, and lifestyle items. With immersive in-store activations and collaborations with artists and tastemakers, Gotham champions a welcoming, forward-thinking approach to cannabis. At its Hudson location on Warren Street, Gotham brings its distinctive style to the heart of the community. More than just a dispensary, it’s a thoughtfully designed space where cannabis meets culture, featuring New York’s best cannabis brands alongside curated fashion, beauty, and home decor.
Grapefruit Wines
Tucked into the vibrant fabric of Hudson, this thoughtfully curated wine shop offers a wide selection of grape varietals and styles, with a strong focus on natural and organic wines. Whether you're picking up an easy-drinking bottle for a casual night in or selecting something special for a celebratory dinner, the shop’s approachable price points and knowledgeable staff make it easy to find the right fit. From small-batch spirits to limited-edition vintages, the emphasis is always on quality, sustainability, and producers who care deeply about their craft—and the planet.
For those who frequent Hudson, the membership program offers even more reasons to return. Members receive two to four expertly chosen bottles each month, a $10 credit at Kitty’s, 10% off all events at the shop, and access to exclusive, members-only products. It’s a community-minded way to deepen your appreciation for natural wine while supporting ethical producers and connecting with others who share your taste for the good stuff.
Hudson Brewing Company
Hudson Brewing Co. proudly carries the torch as the city’s first brewery since Prohibition, reviving a spirited legacy that dates back to Hudson’s early 20th-century heyday of taprooms and local lore. Founded in 2015 by Will Thibeault—whose garage was home to the very first batch of Proprietors Pale Ale—HBC blends small-town grit with a deep appreciation for New York State’s finest malt and hops. With a nod to the past and a passion for quality, the brewery produces a rotating lineup of flavorful, locally inspired beers, along with a curated selection of NYS wines and craft spirits.
Located just steps from the Hudson Amtrak station and riverfront, the taproom at 99 South 3rd Street offers a welcoming space to gather, unwind, and sip some of the best brews in the Hudson Valley. With 12 taps, seasonal selections, and a laid-back atmosphere, Hudson Brewing Co. invites locals and visitors alike to be part of the city’s ongoing beer story—one pint at a time.
Hudson Hall
Hudson Hall, located in the heart of downtown Hudson, NY, is the region’s oldest surviving theater and a vital cultural anchor for the city and surrounding Hudson Valley. Housed in the historic Hudson Opera House, the building was originally constructed in 1855 as the city's first city hall and has hosted generations of civic life—from art exhibitions by Hudson River School painters to rousing abolitionist speeches and community dances. After decades of abandonment, a grassroots effort in the 1990s saved and steadily restored the landmark building, culminating in a major $9.5 million renovation completed in 2017 that transformed the upstairs performance hall into a state-of-the-art venue while preserving its historic grandeur.
Today, Hudson Hall serves as a year-round destination for the arts, offering an expansive calendar of performances, exhibitions, educational workshops, and community festivals. Signature programs such as Winter Walk, Hudson’s largest tourism event, bring together thousands to celebrate the city’s creative spirit. From Shakespeare for kids to hip-hop dance classes and artist residencies, Hudson Hall fosters engagement across generations and backgrounds, reflecting its mission to bridge cultural and economic divides. The venue is also a key civic partner, supporting local businesses and playing a central role in Hudson’s ongoing revitalization.
More than just an events venue, Hudson Hall stands as a symbol of resilience, collaboration, and community identity. Guided by a diverse board and supported by public and private partners, Hudson Hall remains committed to serving its multiracial, multi-generational population with inclusive and forward-thinking programming. Its beautifully restored spaces continue to be a meeting ground for artists, educators, neighbors, and visitors alike—a place where history and creativity converge to shape Hudson’s dynamic future.
Hudson Wine Merchants
Established in 2004, Hudson Wine Merchants offers the finest wine and spirits from around the world with selections based on vineyard visits, industry tastings, and a constant pursuit of the best available bottlings of character, by the most talented wine makers and distillers of today.
Jamestown Hudson
Jamestown Hudson is a stylish retail destination in Hudson, NY, founded by fashion veterans James Scully and Tom Mendenhall. Combining a refined Ralph Lauren-inspired aesthetic with artisanal craftsmanship and local sensibility, the shop offers a curated mix of men’s and women’s clothing, accessories, and home goods. With a commitment to the Fifteen Percent Pledge and a focus on quality and inclusivity, Jamestown Hudson blends timeless style with a fresh, community-driven approach.
Photography by: Adam T. Deen
Klocke Estate
A few short miles outside the Hudson shopping district is Klocke Estate, a destination experience like no other. Klocke Estate is a soil-to-glass brandy distillery, farm, and dining destination set on one-hundred and sixty acres of farmland in Claverack, New York, just five miles from Hudson. Through regenerative, sustainable agriculture across sixty acres of vineyards and apple orchards, Klocke Estate services one purpose—to make exquisite brandy.
For guests, Klocke Estate offers distillery tours and a full dining menu. Set at the top of the hill with expansive views of the Catskill Mountains, the Hudson Valley, and its vineyards and orchards, the restaurant at Klocke Estate serves an a la carte menu of seasonal fare with an extensive beverage program that expresses a deep passion for brandy. Klocke Estate the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a culinary adventure. From the first sip of your craft cocktail to the last bite of dessert, every moment at Klocke Estate is designed to make you feel at home. So, gather your friends or make it a romantic date night and discover why this is a must-visit destination in the heart of the Hudson Valley.
Lev & Ida's Sandwich Counter
Lev & Ida’s Sandwich Counter, tucked inside Hudson’s historic Cannonball Factory, has quickly become one of the city’s buzziest new food spots. Named for owner Frederick Pikovsky’s grandparents, the shop blends New York Jewish, Italian, and Greek deli traditions with Hudson’s adventurous food culture. The menu highlights range from thick-cut pastrami on sourdough rye to Italian-inspired focaccia creations and bright vegetarian options—all built on local bread and crafted with care.
Accessed through the Cannonball Market alleyway, Lev & Ida’s joins other vendors like Yummy Kitchen on the ground floor, while Pikovsky’s co-working brand Barnfox occupies the upper levels. The shop not only fills the void left by the closing of Cascades, Hudson’s longtime sandwich go-to, but also adds momentum to the Cannonball Factory’s revival as a lively community hub. With lines out the door and sandwiches selling out within hours, Lev & Ida’s has already established itself as a new Hudson essential.
Maker Cafe & Restaurant
The Maker Cafe & Restaurant offers a refined yet welcoming dining experience rooted in the seasonal rhythms of the Hudson Valley. Led by Executive Chef Alex Napolitano, the kitchen draws on his Italian heritage, using classic regional techniques to let exceptional local ingredients speak for themselves. Set within a light-filled glass conservatory layered with greenery, the restaurant feels intimate and relaxed – an ideal backdrop for thoughtful, ingredient-driven cooking.
Alongside the restaurant, The Maker Cafe channels the spirit of Europe’s great coffeehouses. Guests will find freshly baked breads and pastries from Bartlett House, excellent coffee, classic cocktails, and an all-day menu of sandwiches, salads, and soups designed for both lingering meals and easy takeaway. Nearby, The Lounge, housed in a converted 19th-century carriage house, offers a more intimate evening setting, with leather-lined walls, a carved fireplace, and a grand bar serving craft cocktails, wines, and local beers alongside a concise menu of savory plates.
Together, these spaces form the culinary heart of The Maker Hotel, seamlessly extending the hotel’s creative, design-forward ethos into food and drink. Whether stopping in for a morning coffee, a relaxed lunch, or an evening cocktail, The Maker Cafe & Restaurant reflects the hotel’s commitment to craft, community, and a distinctly Hudson Valley sense of hospitality.
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