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Assembly Kingston
Assembly Kingston, the Hudson Valley’s newest music and events venue, recently opened its doors in Kingston’s historic Stockade District, filling a long-standing need for a mid-sized performance space in the region. Housed in the beautifully restored top floor of the former St. Joseph’s School at 236 Wall Street, Assembly preserves the architectural charm of this building, including ornamental ceilings, arched windows, and hardwood floors. With a capacity of up to 485 guests, and acoustics designed by renowned architect John Storyk (Electric Lady Studios, Bearsville Theater), Assembly is set to become a hub for nationally touring acts, as well as a home for diverse community programming ranging from concerts and film screenings to comedy nights, markets, and more.
Behind Assembly are experienced concert producers Peter Himberger and Drew Frankel of Impact Concerts, whose deep ties to the Hudson Valley music scene and artist management world have shaped every detail of the venue’s design and operation. Their shared mission is reflected in the venue’s name: a space to bring people together — for music, culture, and community. While it won’t operate as a daily bar, the venue has a licensed movable bar for events, enhancing the experience for concertgoers.
With its blend of history, artistry, and thoughtful production, Assembly is poised to become a cornerstone of Kingston’s cultural landscape — a place for connection, celebration, and community.
At Land
Step into a world where art meets nature in the Hudson Valley's charming shop for unique and thoughtfully curated items. This inviting space offers a diverse selection of handcrafted goods, from exquisite home décor to locally made jewelry, each piece reflecting the region's artistic spirit. As you explore, you'll find that every item tells a story, making it a perfect spot for finding one-of-a-kind gifts or a special treat for yourself.
Beyond its beautifully displayed wares, this shop serves as a community hub, fostering connections with local artists and artisans. The warm and welcoming atmosphere invites visitors to linger, engage, and be inspired by the creativity that flourishes in the valley. Whether you're a local or a traveler seeking an authentic Hudson Valley experience, this destination offers a delightful blend of shopping, culture, and community spirit.
Black Creek Mercantile & Trading Co.
Black Creek Mercantile & Trading Co. is the product of Joshua Vogel’s lifelong devotion to craft—a return to making things slowly, intentionally, and entirely by hand. After years in high-end furniture design, Vogel founded BCMT in Kingston as a way to reconnect with the raw, improvisational joy of working with wood. Every object—from modest utensils to monumental tables—is created by a small team of artisans in the studio, guided by a philosophy that good materials, simple processes, and human hands are enough to produce work of lasting beauty. The result is a collection that feels both elemental and elevated: pieces shaped by skill, patience, and a deep respect for the natural character of the wood itself.
What began humbly with cutting-board oil has since evolved into one of the most admired woodworking studios in the country. Vogel and his team approach their practice like sculptors, blurring the line between functional objects and expressive forms. Their furniture is famously weighty and durable, carved from thick planks and finished with natural dyes pulled from the tannins within the wood. At the same time, Vogel indulges a more experimental side—turning enormous bowls, abstract carvings, and whimsical vessels that challenge expectations of scale and use. Regardless of form, each piece embodies the same ethos: nothing extraneous, everything honest, and all built to last for generations.
Staying true to that ethos has shaped the company’s evolution. BCMT now includes a gallery space in Kingston, championing the work of fellow craftspeople and expanding its community without compromising its values. At its core, the company remains committed to the pursuit of excellence through shared skill, open learning, and the simple act of making something well. In a world that moves fast, BCMT offers a counterpoint—objects created slowly and deliberately, connecting their makers and owners through craft, beauty, and the quiet life of wood.
Blue Duck Brewing
Blue Duck Brewing brings a fresh pulse to Kingston with a father-son team, a state-of-the-art brewhouse, and a strong commitment to local sourcing. Led by brewmaster Ryan Gillette—whose path runs from early days at Keegan Ales to formal training in Chicago and Munich, and stints at New Belgium, Trillium, and Threes—the brewery leans into crisp, traditional German styles made entirely with New York–grown ingredients. Their custom 15-barrel system will fuel 13 taplines of house beers, collaborations, draft cocktails, and local cider, all served across a striking bar built from a red oak tree felled on the family’s Grahamsville property.
Inside the former Daily Freeman building, Phoenicia Diner steps in with its new Canteen concept, blending diner classics with pub-friendly comfort—smash burgers, beer-battered onion rings, “crushable” snacks, and the beloved reuben, plus weekend brunch featuring their famous pancakes. With online ordering, a full bar showcasing New York craft spirits, and both indoor and outdoor seating, the space is designed for everyday ease as much as weekend crowds.
Rooted in community and collaboration, Blue Duck aims to be a hub for Kingston—steps from the rail trail, primed for events, and built on shared values of locality and craft. With a brewing philosophy grounded in tradition, a food partner beloved across the region, and plans for everything from weekday burgers to Oktoberfest, it launches with all the ingredients of a place that will quickly feel essential.
Brunette
Nestled in the heart of Kingston's Rondout district, Brunette offers an quaint escape for wine enthusiasts and culinary adventurers alike. This charming wine bar exudes a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance, making it an ideal spot for intimate gatherings or a relaxing evening out. With a carefully curated selection of natural wines from around the globe, Brunette provides a unique tasting experience that is sure to delight both connoisseurs and casual sippers.
Brunette's menu features a delightful array of small plates, each crafted to complement the diverse wine offerings. The focus on locally sourced ingredients not only highlights the rich agricultural bounty of the Hudson Valley but also supports the community's vibrant food scene. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Brunette's enchanting atmosphere and dedication to quality make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Kingston area.
Camp Kingston
Inspired by his childhood at his family's summer camp, Samuel Shapiro created Camp Kingston as a welcoming gathering space in the heart of Midtown Kingston. Housed in a beautifully renovated historic building, Camp Kingston blends nostalgia with a fresh, community-driven vision. The front room serves as a mess hall and mercantile, offering snacks, baked goods, and locally sourced sandwiches by day, before transforming into a bar with craft beers, ciders, and cocktails by night. Beyond food and drink, Camp Kingston fosters a spirit of play and creativity, with vintage board games, pinball, and a dedicated studio space for art and collaboration.
More than just a Cafe or bar, Camp Kingston is designed to evolve with its community, offering co-working space, local art showcases, and future outdoor programming. Shapiro emphasizes inclusivity, creating a space where people can gather, express themselves, and spark new ideas. Whether visitors come for a drink, a game of pool, or simply a sense of belonging, Camp Kingston embodies the joy of exploration and connection, much like the summer camp experiences that inspired it.
Chleo
Chleo is a cozy and refined wine bar in Kingston’s historic Stockade District, created by culinary veterans Hope Troup Mathews and Charles Mathews. Housed in a beautifully reimagined space designed by Brooklyn’s Islyn Studio, Chleo blends rustic elegance with a laid-back atmosphere, inviting guests to gather over small plates, natural wines, and thoughtfully sourced ingredients. The experience is rooted in simplicity and community—no reservations, just walk in, find a seat, and stay as long as you like. With an open kitchen centered around a wood-fired grill, guests are part of the action, whether seated at the bar or a nearby table.
Described by its founders as a "culinary clubhouse," Chleo reflects the couple’s deep love for the wine bar format—offering a constantly evolving menu of vegetable-forward small plates, housemade pastas, and inventive proteins, all prepared with fine-dining technique and fire-kissed flair. Highlights might include grilled short rib with mushroom duxelles or bolognese bianco with aged gouda and honey. The drinks list leans natural, but playful, featuring everything from Chianti to small-batch vermouth and sherry. With seating for just 30 guests and an open, inviting layout, Chleo is both an everyday haunt and a special occasion destination—a modern neighborhood gem shaped by culinary craft and genuine hospitality.
Clove & Creek - Kingston
Step into Clove & Creek Kingston, where the timeless character of the Hudson Valley finds new expression through a curated collection of handcrafted goods and thoughtful design. Nestled along the historic Rondout waterfront, this shop embodies the brand’s deep connection to place — a destination where creativity, craftsmanship, and community converge. Inside, you’ll find shelves lined with hand-thrown ceramics, handwoven textiles, natural fragrances, and finely made homewares that speak to the artistry of independent makers from across the region.
The atmosphere is calm and inviting, echoing the rhythm of the river just steps away. Every detail, from the scent of beeswax candles to the texture of linen and wood, tells a story of authenticity and care. Whether you’re discovering a new artisan or revisiting a favorite local maker, Clove & Creek Kingston offers more than a shopping experience — it’s a window into the spirit of the Hudson Valley itself.
Beyond Kingston, Clove & Creek in Hudson, New York, brings the same devotion to craft and community to the creative corridor of Warren Street, while the Provincetown, Massachusetts location extends that sensibility to the breezy shores of Cape Cod. Across all three, Clove & Creek remains a tribute to the beauty of honest materials and the makers who shape them — inviting visitors to slow down, explore, and connect with the stories behind every object.
Eliza
Located in a historic Midtown Kingston building, Eliza Bistro is a European-influenced eatery offering seasonal, farm-friendly fare in a beautifully designed space. Created by the team behind Ollie's Pizza, the bistro is helmed by Innis Lawrence, Sophie Peltzer-Rollo, and Ilan Bachrach, with a menu crafted by Chef Chris Bradley, a Gramercy Tavern alum. With a focus on fresh, local ingredients and a commitment to sustainability, the menu features house-made bread, charcuterie, fresh pasta, and shareable plates, complemented by a curated wine selection from Kingston Wine Co.'s Katie Morton.
Eliza's striking interior blends Parisian grandeur with vintage charm, featuring a 20-seat cherrywood bar, an open kitchen with a wood-burning hearth, and curated antiques that create a warm, lived-in ambiance. Designed with a passion for history and craftsmanship, the space offers both elegance and comfort, making it an inviting destination for everything from casual bites to celebratory dinners. With thoughtful cuisine, a carefully curated wine list, and a welcoming atmosphere, Eliza Bistro is a standout addition to Kingston's dining scene.
Photography by: Josh Goleman
Eng’s Restaurant
In the heart of Kingston, Eng’s Restaurant stands as a testament to resilience and history, drawing diners into a journey that began in 1927. This storied establishment, founded by Jimmi Eng, was Kingston's inaugural Chinese restaurant, opening its doors during the challenging times of the Great Depression. Today, with nearly a century under its belt, Eng’s continues to thrive under the stewardship of Tom and Faye Sit, who honor its rich legacy and community roots.
The well-worn space on Broadway hums with stories of past and present patrons, and the aroma of Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine fills the air like a bridge connecting generations. Classics like chicken chow mein and Singapore chow mei fun share the menu with hidden gems deserving of discovery. Eng’s doesn’t just serve meals; it serves history on a plate, alongside signature tropical drinks that turn every meal into a festive escape.
Beyond the food, Eng’s represents a gateway to dreams – a significant opportunity for Tom Sit, a former refugee and now a vibrant figure in the Hudson Valley. The restaurant is a place where every bite carries a story of endurance and passion. Having made its mark on pop culture with a cameo on Apple TV’s 'Severance', Eng’s keeps its spotlight shining, inviting all who enter to be part of its enduring narrative.
Fantzye Bagels
Fantzye Bagels in Kingston brings a distinctive sourdough twist to a beloved staple, all rooted in founder Elana Carlson’s winding journey from Martha’s Vineyard to the Hudson Valley. What started as a pandemic-era bagel kit pickup evolved into a wildly popular series of pop-ups and a food-trailer operation that drew long lines and local acclaim. When kitchen access grew scarce and housing challenges shook the Vineyard’s seasonal food industry, Carlson set her sights on building something more permanent. After months of searching, she found it: a quirky triangular brick building on Hasbrouck Avenue, soon to become Fantzye’s brick-and-mortar home.
Inside, Fantzye reflects that same mix of creativity, rigor, and community-mindedness. Bagels are hand-shaped, naturally leavened, and finished with a traditional boil-and-bake approach that keeps the crust crisp and the interior tangy and chewy. The menu leans on local farms and changes with the seasons—think rotating vegetable schmears, inventive breakfast sandwiches, lion’s mane mushrooms from Sugarshack, and lemon-caper lox served open-faced. Parlor espresso, teas, and seasonal drinks round out the offerings, making the shop as much a neighborhood café as it is a bagel destination.
Every detail inside the space was chosen with care—from warm Scandinavian-inspired finishes to locally fabricated woodwork and textiles—giving Fantzye a welcoming, lived-in charm that regulars rave about. Carlson’s hands-on approach, from selecting tiles to hand-sewing curtains, mirrors the commitment she brings to her food. Today, Fantzye is not just a place to grab a stellar sourdough bagel; it’s the product of years of experimentation, hustle, and heart, now firmly rooted in Kingston’s growing culinary landscape.
Fletcher & Lu
Fletcher & Lu is a delicatessen inspired by the old-world traditions of traiteur-charcuterie, offering an ever-changing selection of housemade sausages, artisan cheeses, fresh pasta, rotisserie chickens, and smoked fish. Driven by a commitment to sustainability, the shop embraces a whole-animal approach, sourcing meats from regional farms that prioritize ecological stewardship. Seasonal produce comes from local growers, while baked goods are made with stone-ground flour from the Finger Lakes, ensuring that every ingredient reflects the best of the Hudson Valley.
Whether stocking a pantry, preparing for dinner, or entertaining guests, Fletcher & Lu provides high-quality, thoughtfully sourced provisions that celebrate local food traditions. With a focus on sustainability, seasonality, and expertly crafted goods, this delicatessen offers a fresh take on classic charcuterie and prepared foods, making it a go-to destination for food lovers in the region.
Hamilton & Adams
In Kingston’s historic Stockade District, a shopping adventure awaits at Hamilton & Adams. Stepping through its doors, you're greeted with thoughtfully curated clothing, grooming products, and giftware that is both timeless and modern. The shop's collection offers a range of brands like Red Wing Heritage, Schott NYC, Alex Mill, their own Hamilton & Adams house brand, and of course many more.
Kingston, with its rich tapestry of colonial history and burgeoning creative scene, is the perfect backdrop for Hamilton & Adams. A visit here is a journey through time where each product tells a story of the innovative culture emerging within this vibrant corner of New York. The presence of Hamilton & Adams adds to the allure of the Stockade District, drawing in a diverse crowd of curious travelers, history buffs, and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Hotel Kinsley
Hotel Kinsley is a 42-room hotel, restaurant and cocktail bar located in the historic enclave of Kingston, NY‚ between the foothills of the Catskill Mountains and the banks of the Hudson River. Spread across four historic buildings, each with their own unique personality and charm, Kinsley offers a retreat for design-loving travelers looking for a relaxing or adventurous escape.
Centrally located in the Hudson Valley, Hotel Kinsley is the ideal home base for exploring the region's hiking trails, local farms, breweries, and much more. Closer by, Hotel Kinsley is provides easy access to all that Kingston has to offer. Rich with history, architecture, and a thriving arts scene that is fueling a new wave of revitalization, Kingston has three distinct neighborhoods‚ the historic Uptown(Stockade district, the Midtown arts district, and the Downtown Rondout waterfront area, all worth exploring.
Hutton Brickyards
On 73 historic riverfront acres in Kingston, NY, Hutton Brickyards is a luxury retreat and event destination where the rhythms of the Hudson River set the pace. Once a bustling industrial brickyard, the site has been masterfully reimagined as a modern escape, blending rustic charm with refined amenities. Guests can stay in one of 43 design-forward accommodations, including riverfront cabins with floor-to-ceiling windows, vintage record players, and sweeping views, or in the beautifully restored 1873 hilltop mansion. With on-site spa treatments, seasonal restaurants, and access to the scenic Empire State Trail and adjacent 500-acre state park, the property invites deep relaxation and connection to nature.
Ideal for weddings, retreats, and private getaways, Hutton Brickyards offers multiple event spaces that embrace its industrial-chic aesthetic and open-air elegance. Whether it's an intimate ceremony by the river or a large celebration under soaring timber pavilions, every detail—from the scent of wildflowers to crackling fire pits—contributes to a sense of place. Weekly events like the lively Hutton Hangout, with food trucks, DJs, and a gathering of locals and guests alike, add to the property’s warm, inclusive atmosphere. Couples often reserve the entire property for unforgettable wedding weekends, with the two-bedroom Cottage serving as a popular bridal suite.
Thoughtfully managed by Salt Hotels, Hutton Brickyards combines boutique service with laid-back luxury. Breakfast is delivered daily, spa offerings range from Swedish massage to CBD treatments, and guests can even flag down happy hour with a cabin-side “Thirsty” sign. Dining highlights include The River Pavilion, an open-air restaurant focused on wood-fired fare and locally sourced ingredients. While just minutes from Kingston’s vibrant arts and food scene, Hutton Brickyards feels worlds away—a secluded, riverside sanctuary where history, hospitality, and nature converge.
Kingston Bread + Bar
Kingston Bread + Bar is a community-centered bakery and café in Uptown Kingston, celebrated for its naturally leavened breads, inventive sandwiches, and warm neighborhood energy. What began in 2017 as Kingston Bread Lab—a one-man home baking project with a loyal circle of weekly subscribers—has evolved into one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved gathering spots. After early pop-ups at Rough Draft Bar & Books and popular Saturday bagel brunches, the team opened their North Front Street location in early 2020, expanding into a full all-day bakery and bar serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, and drinks.
The heart of Kingston Bread + Bar lies in its craft. Every loaf is leavened naturally with sourdough starter and fermented for at least 24 hours, using organic flours sourced from regional mills including Hudson Valley Farm Hub, Farmer Ground, Sparrowbush Farm, Champlain Valley Milling, and Maine Grains. Shaped and baked entirely by hand, the breads embody a balance of flavor, texture, and care that defines the bakery’s philosophy. Alongside its signature loaves and bagels, the kitchen turns out a rotating menu of croissants, cookies, and pastries, plus hearty favorites like the egg sandwich on a milk-bread bun and the “Il Voltrono” Italian hoagie.
Rooted in the belief that good food brings people together, Kingston Bread + Bar partners with local farmers, breweries, and vineyards to showcase the best of the Hudson Valley. Whether you stop in for a morning coffee, a weekend brunch, or a loaf to take home, the space hums with a sense of community and craft—a place where everyone is welcomed as a guest, not just a customer.
Kingston Carriage House
Built in 1851 and lovingly restored, Kingston Carriage House is where 19th-century charm meets contemporary comfort in Kingston’s Historic Waterfront District. Once home to a saloon, oyster bar, and ship chandler shop, the property now offers eight distinctive guest suites spread across two buildings — from spacious ground-floor residences to cozy lofts tucked beneath timbered ceilings. Each suite is thoughtfully curated, featuring Bellino Bed & Bath linens, goose-down bedding, Casa Posta toiletries, and handwoven robes by Mizar & Alcor. Guests can enjoy a light breakfast each morning, unwind in the tranquil garden courtyard, or relax with refreshments in the inviting second-floor Captain’s Lounge.
A sister property to Woodstock Way Hotel, Kingston Carriage House shares the same spirit of thoughtful design and independent hospitality — a quiet luxury rooted in place. While Woodstock Way captures the creative pulse of the Catskills, Kingston Carriage House brings that sensibility to the riverfront, blending artful interiors with understated service. Guests can explore the vibrant Rondout neighborhood just steps away, known for its art galleries, wine bars, waterfront dining, and historic charm, or reserve the entire residence for intimate retreats, family gatherings, and special events.
With self-check-in, 24-hour support, and spaces designed for comfort and connection, Kingston Carriage House offers a modern, low-key take on Hudson Valley hospitality — elegant, personal, and unmistakably local.
Kingston Social
Kingston Social brings an authentic European Cafe experience to the heart of town, offering Italian coffee from Naples and pastries from Milan in a bright, welcoming space. Guests can enjoy sweet treats like cornetti and bomboloni or relax over a savory pie while connecting with others or taking a moment for themselves.
Beyond its Cafe offerings, Kingston Social serves as a modern-day general store, featuring a curated selection of gifts and home goods. It is also home to Pinkwater Gallery, voted the best art gallery in the Hudson Valley in 2023, creating a community hub that blends coffee, creativity, and culture.
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