Perfectly placed for day trips, farmstand finds, and upstate wandering. Elizaville offers a quiet retreat that feels worlds away but keeps you close to the best of the Hudson Valley. Spend your days exploring nearby towns like Rhinebeck, Red Hook, and Tivoli, or keep it local with scenic drives, antique stops, and countryside strolls. With a stay from Red Cottage, you’re perfectly positioned to soak up the charm of the region.
Vosburgh Brewing Company
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📍1065 Co Rte 19 Barn, Elizaville, NY This farm-based brewery serves up small-batch beers in a beautifully restored barn with sweeping Catskill views. Many of the hops are grown right on the family’s fifth-generation farm, adding a true local touch. Come for a seasonal pint, stay for the laid-back vibes and occasional live music.
Red Hook Stationery Co.
📍7 W Market St, Red Hook, NY Red Hook Stationery Co. is a delightful paper shop tucked right on the village’s main drag. It’s the kind of place where you’ll “just pop in” and leave with a bag full of cards, notebooks, and beautifully designed gifts you didn’t know you needed.
Tivoli Artists Gallery
📍60 Broadway, Tivoli, NY Community-driven and always rotating, the Tivoli Artists Gallery is where local creatives get to shine. Whether it’s paintings, sculpture, or mixed media, there’s always something new to see (and someone passionate behind it).
Historic Village Diner
📍7550 N Broadway, Red Hook, NY Step into the Historic Village Diner and you’re stepping into a retro time capsule. Classic chrome, vintage booths, and all-day breakfasts that hit just right. It’s been around for decades, and once you bite into a stack of pancakes, you’ll understand why.
Aba’s Falafel
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📍54 E Market St, Rhinebeck, NY Aba’s Falafel makes magic out of chickpeas. This Rhinebeck staple keeps it simple and delicious, with fresh-made falafel, house-pickled veggies, and impossibly fluffy pita. Perfect for a quick lunch or farmers market stroll.
Vosburgh Orchards
📍1065 Co Rte 19, Elizaville, NY A visit to Vosburgh Orchards feels like stepping into a quieter, slower-paced season. This fifth-generation farm grows a wide range of heirloom apples, many of which end up in the cider and beer next door at the brewery. Come fall, the fields glow with color and the trees are heavy with fruit, perfect for a scenic stroll or a quick farmstand stop.
Clermont Vineyards & Winery
📍241 County Rte 6, Germantown, NY Clermont Vineyards & Winery pours scenic sips with a view. Grab a glass and settle into the hilltop setting overlooking the Hudson, or do a tasting flight inside their airy, rustic tasting room. Either way, it’s a relaxing detour worth the drive.
Cinnamon Indian Cuisine
📍51 E Market St, Rhinebeck, NY Modern Indian flavors meet small-town warmth at Cinnamon Indian Cuisine. It’s a favorite for date nights and long lunches, with standout dishes like saag paneer, biryani, and endless baskets of warm naan.
Greig Farm
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📍227 Pitcher Ln, Red Hook, NY Goats, berries, and unbeatable views. Greig Farm is a choose-your-own-adventure kind of stop. Pick your own fruit, browse the farm store, and don’t miss the chance to feed the animals while you’re at it.
Upstate Films
📍6415 Montgomery St, Rhinebeck, NY From indie documentaries to international gems, Upstate Films is Rhinebeck’s beloved local theater. It’s cozy, cultured, and just the right size for an afternoon escape into a different world.
Stissing House
📍7801 S Main St, Pine Plains, NY Stissing House is a dreamy country tavern with candlelit charm and serious culinary chops. Helmed by chef Clare de Boer, it’s all about seasonal ingredients, elegant simplicity, and that cozy, transportive vibe you hope every special dinner will have.
Wilcox Memorial Park
📍NY-199, Stanfordville, NY Wilcox Memorial Park is a quiet gem for swimming, picnics, and lazy lake days. With a beach, playgrounds, and hiking trails, it’s a laid-back escape for anyone craving fresh air and a little room to roam.
Land of Oz Toys
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📍22 E Market St, Rhinebeck, NY Land of Oz Toys is a wonderland for kids and nostalgic grownups alike. Shelves are packed with puzzles, puppets, games, and imaginative finds, perfect for gifts or rainy day entertainment.
Locavore Market
📍29 W Market St, Red Hook, NY Locavore Market is where to stock up on local cheeses, small-batch snacks, and thoughtfully sourced pantry staples. Come for the coffee and pastries, stay for the adorable market vibe that makes you wish this was your neighborhood grocery.
Clermont State Historic Site
📍1 Clermont Ave, Germantown, NY Clermont State Historic Site blends riverside grandeur with Revolutionary-era history. Stroll the formal gardens, take in the views of the Hudson, or catch a tour of the Livingston family estate, it’s all stately and serene.
Lasting Joy Brewery
📍485 Lasher Rd, Tivoli, NY Lasting Joy Brewery lives up to its name with small-batch beers and sunny lawn vibes. Whether you’re sipping a citrusy pale ale or posting up at a picnic table for live music, it’s an easygoing spot for a laid-back afternoon.
Fisher Center at Bard
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📍60 Manor Ave, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY The Fisher Center at Bard is a destination in itself. With architecture by Frank Gehry and a bold lineup of performances, it’s the kind of place where experimental dance and orchestral music coexist beautifully.
Whether you’re planning slow mornings or packed itineraries, Elizaville makes it easy to settle in and set out. Discover the rhythm of upstate life, one farmstand, trail, or tucked-away café at a time. Book your Red Cottage home base and start exploring.
There’s nothing like a summer morning at the market. Fresh berries, warm bread, and the hum of local life fill the air. From the rolling hills of the Berkshires to charming Catskills towns and the fertile Hudson Valley, these farmers markets are full of peak-season produce, handmade goods, and that unbeatable small-town buzz. Whether you’re stocking up for a weekend picnic or just browsing with a coffee in hand, these are the stops worth planning your morning around, especially if you’re staying with Red Cottage.
Great Barrington Farmers Market
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📍Church St, Great Barrington, MA 01230 The Great Barrington Farmers Market brings serious charm every Saturday, with over 40 vendors offering everything from organic produce to local blooms. Live music and baked treats make it a social scene as much as a shopping one. It’s the kind of market that turns a quick grocery run into a perfect morning.
Pittsfeild Farmers Market
📍100 First St, Pittsfield, MA 01201 Set on Pittsfield’s historic Common, this farmers market adds extra energy to your weekend with fresh veggies, handmade goods, and community vibes. It’s as much about connection as it is about food. Come for the produce, stay for the people.
Lenox Farmers Market
📍134 Main Street, Lenox, MA 01240 With its tidy rows of farm stands and artisan booths, the Lenox Farmers Market is a quiet gem. Tucked in the heart of this small cultural town, the market has local cheese, maple syrup, wildflowers, and even live folk music on some days. It’s a mellow must-stop for a Friday afternoon.
Kingston Farmers Market
📍285 Wall St, Kingston, NY 12401 Kingston’s farmers market is big, busy, and packed with variety. Dozens of vendors line the street selling fresh mushrooms, prepared foods, local wines, and pantry staples. It’s a great place to catch a taste of the Hudson Valley’s creative spirit.
Rhinebeck Farmers Market
📍61 E Market St, Rhinebeck, NY 12572 On Sundays, the Rhinebeck Farmers Market transforms a village parking lot into a buzzing hub of food, music, and friendly faces. The lineup includes everything from gourmet pickles to Hudson Valley duck. A true staple for locals and weekenders alike.
Beacon Farmers Market
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📍223 Main St, Beacon, NY 12508 With the mountains as a backdrop, the Beacon Farmers Market makes grocery shopping feel like a scenic field trip. It’s open year-round and features sustainably grown produce, small-batch sauces, and the occasional pop-up performance. Bring a tote—and an appetite.
Pakatakan Farmers Market
📍46676 NY-30, Halcottsville, NY 12438 Held in a historic round barn, the Pakatakan Farmers Market is pure Catskills charm. Local farmers, bakers, and craftspeople gather here on Saturdays, offering everything from heritage eggs to trout jerky. The setting alone is worth the drive.
Callicoon Farmers Market
📍A Dorrer Dr, Callicoon, NY 12723 Nestled by the creek and surrounded by rolling hills, the Callicoon Farmers Market is both scenic and stacked with local finds. Organic produce, fresh bread, and small-batch ferments fill the tents. Don’t be surprised if you end up staying for lunch by the river.
Ellenville Farmers Market
📍11 Market St, Ellenville, NY 12428 The Ellenville Farmers Market may be small, but it’s full of heart. Local farms, craftspeople, and musicians make Saturday mornings extra lively. It’s a good spot to stock up on essentials while chatting with growers who actually dug up your carrots.
Barryville Farmers Market
📍3405 NY-97, Barryville, NY 12719 A community favorite, the Barryville Farmers Market pulls in some of the best small farms and food makers in the Upper Delaware region. There’s live music, fresh flowers, and food trucks most weekends. It’s one of those markets that turns a sleepy Saturday into a celebration.
Hudson Farmers Market
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📍6th and, Columbia St, Hudson, NY 12534 The Hudson Farmers Market is the oldest and largest in Columbia County, and it shows. Dozens of vendors pack this downtown lot with fruit, veg, flowers, wine, and hot food. It’s a Saturday morning staple with serious flavor.
Catskill Farmers Market
📍145 Water St, Catskill, NY 12414 Though smaller than some, the Catskill Farmers Market offers a snapshot of the region’s bounty. Expect mushrooms, jams, bread, and the occasional herbal tincture. It’s got that cozy, crunchy Catskills feel that makes shopping fun.
From the Berkshires to the Catskills, these farmers markets offer more than just fresh produce, they’re local snapshots of the communities that make this region so special. Whether you’re shopping for dinner, sipping a small-batch cider, or just browsing in the sun, there’s no better way to spend a weekend morning. Tote bag and Red Cottage stay recommended.
Tucked between the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, Saugerties is the kind of town that surprises you in the best way. Think waterfall hikes minutes from Main Street, cozy cafés next to vintage shops, and an artsy, laid-back vibe that makes it easy to settle in. Whether you’re here for the weekend or just passing through, Saugerties is full of spots worth lingering for. Here’s where to eat, shop, and explore while you’re in town.
The Local
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📍16 John St, Saugerties, NY The Local is a beautifully restored 1800s chapel turned music venue and arts hub. With stained-glass windows, soaring ceilings, and a welcoming vibe, it hosts everything from jazz and folk to indie and world music. It’s the go-to spot for a night of live sound in a space that feels both intimate and grand.
Enoki
📍90 Main St, Saugerties, NY Enoki is a thoughtfully curated shop that blends Asian pantry staples with foraged vintage finds, offering a unique shopping experience. The store features a selection of products including homemade kimchi, dan dan sauce, matcha, and sweet potato noodles. In addition to pantry items, Enoki offers vintage clothing and home goods, creating a space that celebrates both cultural heritage and contemporary style.
Alleyway Ice Cream
📍135 Partition St, Saugerties, NY A must for anyone with a sweet tooth, Alleyway Ice Cream turns out small-batch scoops in big, bold flavors. From Thai Cookies and Cream to Ube Heath Bar Crunch, each one is handmade and packed with personality. Don’t skip the waffle cone.
Seamon Park
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📍5 Malden Ave, Saugerties, NY This pocket-sized park punches above its weight, especially in the fall when it bursts with color. With views of the mountains and rows of mums in bloom, it’s a local favorite for a quiet stroll or a photo op. Bonus: Seamon Park is walking distance from town.
Falling Waters Preserve
📍Dominican Ln, Saugerties, NY A quick drive from downtown, this riverside preserve is ideal for a shady walk or light hike. Trails wind past waterfalls, old stone walls, and quiet river views. It’s one of those spots that locals return to again and again.
Brine Barrel
📍237 Partition St, Saugerties, NY This tiny takeout gem packs a serious punch. Brine Barrel slings subs, sandwiches, house-pickled everything, and creative specials like the Old World Italian. Order ahead and take your meal on the road, these are perfect to pack for hikes, walks and picnics.
The Orpheum by Upstate Films
📍198 Partition St, Saugerties, NY Housed in a restored theater, The Orpheum by Upstate Films brings indie movies, documentaries, and cult classics to town. The space is charming and the programming always thoughtful. A perfect rainy-day plan or low-key night out.
Saugerties Lighthouse
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📍Lighthouse Dr, Saugerties, NY The walk to Saugerties Lighthouse is peaceful and just under a mile each way, with marsh views and river breezes the whole route. At the end, the historic lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Hudson and a perfect place to pause.
Miss Lucy’s Kitchen
📍90 Partition St, Saugerties, NY Miss Lucy’s Kitchen is a cozy mainstay known for its farm-to-table comfort food. Think roasted chicken, seasonal pastas, and house-made desserts that feel just the right amount of indulgent. It’s relaxed, local, and always satisfying.
Inquiring Minds Bookstore
📍65 Partition St, Saugerties, NY Inquiring Minds Bookstore is a local go-to for new reads, old favorites, and that cozy bookstore energy. You’ll find everything from bestsellers to quirky zines, plus a solid selection for kids. Pop in for a quiet browse or a last-minute gift.
Josie’s Coffee Shoppe
📍 174 Partition Street, Saugerties, NY 12477 This charming Main Street café delivers expertly brewed espresso, fresh pastries, and a warm, vintage-inspired vibe. Whether you’re catching up with friends or seeking a cozy solo moment by the window, Josie’s is the perfect spot.
Saugerties blends small-town charm with a creative edge, making it one of the Hudson Valley’s most rewarding weekend escapes. Between waterfall walks, indie bookshops, and standout bites, there’s plenty to keep you exploring. Book a stay with Red Cottage to soak it all in at your own pace and give yourself time for one more scoop, stroll, or sunset by the river.
Every summer, Upstate Art Weekend transforms the Hudson Valley and Catskills into one big open-air gallery. With exhibits tucked into barns, performances in meadows, and studios opening their doors, it’s the perfect excuse to hit the road and see what’s blooming beyond the city. Let this be your guide to the region’s most compelling creative moments.
Foreland Open Studios
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📍111 Water St, Catskill, NY Foreland’s annual Open Studios is a highlight of the weekend, with three buildings full of working artists inviting you into their creative worlds. Meet painters, sculptors, and makers where the magic actually happens. Grab a coffee from Willow located in the building and spend a few hours wandering.
Harold Stevenson Art Omi
📍1405 County Route 22, Ghent, NY Less Real Than My Routine Fantasy is a sweeping survey of works by Harold Stevenson, best known for his bold explorations of masculinity, beauty, and queer identity. Spanning decades of his practice, the show invites viewers into a deeply personal and often provocative world. Set within the striking architecture of Art Omi‘s gallery, it’s one of the weekend’s most compelling solo exhibitions.
Macedonia Institute x Ten Barn Farm
📍1142 County Route 22, Ghent, NY Macedonia Institute brings its curatorial edge to Ten Barn Farm, pairing contemporary works with wide-open skies and rolling pastures. The space itself blurs the line between installation and landscape. It’s a thoughtfully layered show in a setting that begs you to slow down and take it all in.
The Campus
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📍341 NY-217, Hudson, NY Just across the bridge from Foreland, The Campus hosts a series of rotating exhibitions across several artist-run spaces. It’s experimental, engaging, and packed with emerging talent. Definitely worth a detour (or a deep dive).
Mary MacGill Sculptural Jewelry Exhibit
📍212 Main St, Germantown, NY Jewelry becomes sculpture in this special exhibit at Mary MacGill’s sunlit studio. Known for her organic forms and delicate goldwork, MacGill presents new pieces that blur the line between adornment and art object. A must-see for design lovers.
Noisemakers Dance Party at Assembly
📍236 Wall St, Kingston, NY Noisemakers Dance Party is the official kickoff event for Upstate Art Weekend, a celebratory evening that doubles as a fundraiser for abortion access. With beats from Andy Pry of Tiki Disco and Lovetempo (Mattie Safer of Poolside / The Rapture), the vibe is electric and inclusive. It’s the perfect way to dance into the weekend and show some love for a cause, 100 % of proceeds benefit reproductive justice.
Art21 Screening + Artist Talk at Catskill Art Space
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📍48 Main St, Livingston Manor, NY Settle in for a special screening by Art21, showcasing followed by short documentary films on the artistic practices of James Turrell and Arlene Shechet, both of whose work will be on view at CAS. After there will be artist talk and community conversation. The space is intimate and the programming always sharp. A great way to connect with the ideas behind the work and the people making it.
Art Fair at Woodstock School of Art
📍2470 NY-212, Woodstock, NY This juried art fair brings together regional talent across mediums, all set against the historic backdrop of the Woodstock School of Art. Browse paintings, prints, sculpture, and more while mingling with artists on site. It’s casual, community-driven, and full of fresh finds.
Upstate Art Weekend offers something for every kind of art lover, from immersive installations and intimate screenings to lively dance parties and open studios. Whether you’re chasing inspiration or just looking to soak in the creative energy, these events invite you to experience the region in a fresh, vibrant way. Plan your route, gather your crew, and get ready to dive deep into a weekend where art is everywhere you turn. Book a Red Cottage getaway and turn your art-filled weekend into a true retreat.
The Northeast brings a rhythm all its own. Live music echoing through valleys, stages tucked into forests and fields, and towns that come alive with energy and sound. These festivals offer more than just a great lineup; they’re a reason to explore, connect, and celebrate the season. Here are our top music festivals worth traveling for.
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival
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📍Location: 1 Poultney Rd, Oak Hill, NY Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival has been a summertime staple for decades, drawing legends and newcomers alike to its scenic hillside stages. Camp under the stars, catch a sunrise jam session, and experience one of the most joyful weekends in the Catskills. It’s more than music, it’s tradition.
Meadowlark
📍Location: Stone Ridge Orchard, Stone Ridge, NY Meadowlark is a newer festival, but it already feels essential. This thoughtfully curated gathering blends music, poetry, and nature into a day of gentle magic. With scenic views and a slow-paced schedule, it’s perfect for those who like their festivals soulful and serene.
Woodsist Festival
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📍Location: Arrowood Farms, Accord, NY Woodsist Festival brings indie rock’s warmest hearts and coolest bands to a laid-back Catskills farm. Hosted by the folks behind Woodsist Records, it’s a low-key, high-vibe weekend of live sets, local beer, and open fields. Think of it as your dream backyard show with better sound and scenery.
Hello Inclusion
📍Location: 200 Hurd Rd Bethel, NY Hello Inclusion is all about celebrating neurodiversity, creativity, and connection. This inclusive festival offers live music, art experiences, and sensory-friendly zones in a setting that feels open-hearted and welcoming. It’s as much about community as it is about the lineup.
Summer Hoot
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📍Location: Ashokan Center, Olivebridge, NY The Summer Hoot is a family-friendly folk festival set in the woods, where nature and music go hand in hand. There’s something for everyone, from kids’ activities and local food to singalongs and intimate performances from beloved folk musicians. It’s the kind of weekend that fills your cup.
Rosendale Street Festival
📍Location: Main Street, Rosendale, NY The Rosendale Street Festival turns this small river town into one giant block party. With over 70 bands on multiple stages, local food vendors, artists, and parades, it’s a joyful explosion of creativity. Come for the music, stay for the community spirit.
From bluegrass hillsides to orchard stages and downtown street parties, the Hudson Valley and Catskills know how to throw a festival. Each event offers a unique mix of music, art, and local flavor, with something to discover around every corner. Find your rhythm, grab your crew, and plan a getaway that hits all the right notes.
The Hudson Valley and Catskills are a slice of upstate heaven and we mean that literally. With wood-fired pies, brick oven classics, and creative toppings that go way beyond pepperoni, this region is a dream for pizza lovers. From riverside towns to mountain hamlets, you’ll find crusts that crackle, cheese that stretches, and flavors that surprise. Whether you’re after a casual slice or a destination-worthy meal, here’s our guide to the best pizza spots across the Hudson Valley and Catskills.
LOLA Pizza
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📍Location: 243 Fair St, Kingston, NY LOLA Pizza has mastered the balance between nostalgic comfort and upscale flair. With its golden crust, tangy tomato sauce, and clever topping combos, every pie feels like a small event. Add in good lighting and a buzzy crowd, it’s an easy win.
Hudson & Packard
📍Location: 29 Academy St, Poughkeepsie, NY Hudson & Packard is where Detroit-style pizza shines. Their thick, cheesy, crispy-edged squares come loaded with creative toppings and big flavor. It’s a casual, cool spot that locals are fiercely loyal to for good reason.
Cosimo’s Brick Oven
📍Location: 620 NY-211 E, Middletown, NY Cosimo’s Brick Oven brings a polished take on classic Italian pies. The crusts are thin and bubbly, the toppings are high-quality, and there’s always something new on the seasonal menu. Whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout, it’s a solid go-to for crowd-pleasing pizza.
Lolita’s Pizza
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📍Location: 129 Washington St, Poughkeepsie, NY Lolita’s Pizza turns out airy sourdough pies from a wood-fired oven just steps from the Hudson River. Their creative toppings and local ingredients give each pizza its own personality. Sit at the bar for a front-row seat to the action or take it to-go and find a riverfront bench.
The Half Moon
📍Location: 48 S Front St, Hudson, NY At The Half Moon, you’ll find New York-style slices that are as unfussy as they are delicious. It’s part dive bar, part pizza joint, and 100% local hangout. Come late, grab a slice, and enjoy the no-frills charm that Hudson locals love.
The Katskeller
📍Location: 39 Main St, Livingston Manor, NY The Katskeller offers wood-fired pizza in a cozy space that feels like a Catskills lodge with a modern twist. With rotating pies, craft beer, and a laid-back vibe, it’s the perfect post-hike reward or weekend dinner destination. Bonus: there’s plenty of room for the whole crew.
The Laundrette
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📍Location: 20 5th St, Narrowsburg, NY The Laundrette is part riverside café, part pizza paradise, and 100% worth the trip. Their wood-fired pies are made with long-fermented dough and seasonal ingredients that always hit the mark. Stay for a spritz, snag a patio seat, and let the afternoon roll on.
Enoteca Ama
📍Location: 297 Main St, Beacon, NY Enoteca Ama brings rustic Italian charm to Beacon with perfectly blistered crusts and simple, elegant toppings. The space is small and intimate, which makes it ideal for a slow evening with wine and good conversation. Every bite feels intentional.
Westwind Orchard
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📍Location: 215 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord, NY Westwind Orchard pairs their house-made cider with some of the most craveable pizza in the Catskills. Wood-fired and topped with local produce, the pies feel rustic in the best way. It’s a slice-and-sip setup that’s tough to beat on a sunny afternoon.
Forage Pizza
📍Location: 2846 NY-42, Forestburgh, NY Forage Pizza keeps it small-batch, slow-fermented, and endlessly flavorful. Their pies are crisp on the bottom, light on the crust, and heavy on freshness. The vibe is laid-back, with just enough edge to feel special.
Woodhouse Pizza
📍Location: 3807 County Rte 26, Greenville, NY Woodhouse Pizza makes sourdough magic in a sleek, modern space with big community energy. Their topping game is strong, think seasonal veggies, locally cured meats, and inventive sauces. Pair it with a local beer and hang for a while.
Beekman Ale House
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📍Location: 92 Beekman Ave, Sleepy Hollow, NY Beekman Ale House blends elevated bar food with a serious love for pizza. The crust is crackly, the cheese is gooey, and the whole menu is built to satisfy. Grab a pint and a booth and settle in. This is where comfort food comes to life.
Ollie’s Pizza
📍Location: 4 Bruceville Rd, High Falls, NY Ollie’s Pizza has that wood-fired magic you can smell from the parking lot. Their naturally leavened dough gets just the right char, and the seasonal toppings are straight from local farms. On warm nights, the backyard tables are the place to be.
Pizzeria Posto
📍Location: 43 E Market St, Rhinebeck, NY Pizzeria Posto fires up thin-crust Neapolitan pies with a soft center and perfectly charred edges. The open kitchen lets you watch the dough fly, and the menu rotates with the seasons. It’s Rhinebeck charm, served one slice at a time.
Brooklyn Cider House
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📍Location: 155 N Ohioville Rd, New Paltz, NY Brooklyn Cider House brings the orchard-to-glass experience full circle with their wood-fired pizza. The crust is crisp and rustic, designed to pair with their funky, dry ciders. It’s casual, delicious, and always worth the detour.
Why not turn your pizza crawl into a weekend getaway? With cozy cabins, dreamy mountain views, and waterfront stays scattered across the region, it’s easy to hop from slice to slice. You might even end up skipping the restaurant table altogether, pizza tastes pretty great on a porch with a view.
Hudson, New York, is a vibrant hub of art, culture, and history, set against the picturesque backdrop of the Hudson River. This charming city seamlessly blends its rich past with a dynamic present, offering an eclectic mix of boutiques, galleries, and farm-to-table dining. In this third and final installment of The Best of Hudson, we highlight 63 must-visit spots that capture the essence of this creative haven. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a first-time visitor, Hudson’s unique energy and small-town charm will leave you enchanted. Plan your Hudson getaway today!
1. Via Cassia
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📍 Location: 214 Warren St, Hudson, NY Via Cassia is a cozy Italian-inspired café and wine bar offering expertly crafted espresso drinks by day and natural wines by night. With a rotating selection of small plates and an inviting atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a casual brunch or an intimate evening out.
2. Nikki Chasin
📍 Location: 553 Warren St, Hudson, NY Brooklyn-based designer Nikki Chasin brings her playful, vintage-inspired clothing to Hudson with a boutique full of effortless, statement-making pieces. Expect timeless silhouettes with quirky details that add charm to any wardrobe.
3. Return Brewing
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📍 Location: 725 State St, Hudson, NY Craft beer lovers, rejoice! Return Brewing is redefining the beer scene in Hudson with a focus on unique, small-batch brews. Sip on a creative ale in their stylish taproom or grab a four-pack to go.
4. Hudson Wine Merchants
📍 Location: 341 Warren St, Hudson, NY A must-visit for wine aficionados, Hudson Wine Merchants offers an expertly curated selection of natural, biodynamic, and classic wines. Stop in for a recommendation and discover your next favorite bottle.
5. Mel Bakery
📍 Location: 324 Warren St, Hudson, NY For a taste of old-world baking, Mel Bakery offers delicious breads, pastries, and rustic baked goods made with high-quality ingredients. Grab a flaky croissant or a fresh sourdough loaf—your taste buds will thank you.
6. Olana State Historic Park
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📍 Location: 5720 NY-9G, Hudson, NY Olana State Historic Park is a breathtaking estate once home to Hudson River School painter Frederic Church. Explore the historic mansion, wander scenic trails, and soak in panoramic views of the Hudson Valley.
7. Carrie Haddad Gallery
📍 Location: 622 Warren St, Hudson, NY Carrie Haddad Gallery, established in 1991, is Hudson’s premier fine art gallery. It showcases a diverse range of contemporary paintings, photography, and sculptures by both emerging and mid-career artists. The gallery hosts eight thoughtfully curated exhibitions annually, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of the Hudson Valley and beyond.
8. Gotham
📍 Location: 260 Warren St, Hudson, NY Gotham is a legal, woman-owned dispensary and lifestyle store offering a curated selection of cannabis products and accessories. With a focus on quality and innovation, Gotham aims to create a welcoming and engaging environment for individuals seeking something different.
9. Klocke Estate Distillery
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📍 Location: 2554 County Route 27, Hudson, NY Nestled on a picturesque estate, Klocke Estate Distillery offers a serene escape with its lush vineyards and artisanal brandies. Enjoy a tasting on the patio while soaking in breathtaking Hudson Valley views, or explore their selection of locally sourced gourmet products.
10. The Hereafter
📍 Location: 721 Columbia St, Hudson, NY The Hereafter is a cocktail bar in Hudson, NY, offering a selection of craft cocktails and small plates in a stylish setting.
11. The Quiet Botanist
📍 Location: 426 Warren St, Hudson, NY A dreamy apothecary and floral shop, The Quiet Botanist is filled with dried flower arrangements, handmade skincare, and curated home goods. Step inside for a sensory escape into nature-inspired beauty.
12. Forts Ferry Farm Shoppe
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📍 Location: 554 Warren Street, Hudson, New York Tucked away in the countryside, Forts Ferry Farm Shoppe is a delightful farm stand offering fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and gourmet pantry staples. A perfect stop for those who love high-quality, locally sourced food.
13. Meat Hook
📍 Location: 322 Warren St, Hudson, NY Carnivore heaven! Meat Hook is the go-to butcher shop in Hudson, specializing in sustainably sourced meats, house-made sausages, and expert butchery. Perfect for a cookout or stocking up on premium cuts.
14. Banque
📍 Location: 554 Warren St, Hudson, NY Blending history with modern elegance, Banque is an upscale boutique offering a thoughtfully curated selection of fashion, accessories, and home décor. Expect timeless pieces that exude effortless style.
15. Made X Hudson Shop Hudson
📍 Location: 345 Warren St, Hudson, NY A one-stop shop for locally made goods, Made X Hudson features an array of handcrafted items, from ceramics and textiles to furniture and art. Perfect for finding unique, high-quality souvenirs or gifts.
16. Jamestown Hudson
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📍 Location: 548 Warren St, Hudson, NY With its expertly curated mix of vintage and contemporary finds, Jamestown Hudson is a treasure trove for fashion lovers. Whether you’re after a statement piece or everyday essentials, this boutique has something for everyone.
17. Quinnie’s
📍 Location: 834 NY-66, Hudson, NY At Quinnie’s, comfort food gets a creative twist. This cozy eatery serves up delicious breakfast and lunch options, from freshly baked pastries to hearty sandwiches. A must-visit for those craving homemade flavors with a modern touch.
18. The Modern Exchange
📍 Location: 502 Warren St, Hudson, NY The Modern Exchange is a chic consignment boutique offering a curated selection of designer and high-end contemporary fashion. Discover hidden gems and timeless pieces in this stylish secondhand haven.
19. Hudson Ferry Co.
📍 Location: Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson, NY For a unique perspective of the Hudson River, Hudson Ferry Co. offers seasonal boat rides, private charters, and sunset cruises. Experience the beauty of the region from the water.
20. Cafe Mutton
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📍 Location: 757 Columbia St, Hudson, NY A local favorite, Cafe Mutton is known for its unpretentious yet delicious fare. From perfectly crisped hash browns to house-made sausages, this charming café is a haven for those who appreciate simple, well-executed food in a warm, welcoming space.
21. Feast + Floret
📍 Location: 13 South 3rd St, Hudson, NY Feast + Floret brings rustic Italian charm to Hudson with a farm-to-table focus. Fresh, house-made pasta and locally sourced blooms create an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re visiting Hudson for a weekend getaway or looking for the best restaurants in Hudson, this spot is a must-try for lovers of authentic Italian cuisine.
22. Union Brewing
📍 Location: 716 Union St, Hudson, NY Union Brewing offers small-batch, locally crafted beers in a laid-back, communal setting. Whether you’re a beer connoisseur or just looking for a chill spot to hang out, this brewery is a top destination for craft beer in Hudson.
23. FINCH
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📍 Location: 427 Warren St, Hudson, NY FINCH offers a mix of modern and vintage home goods, furniture, and one-of-a-kind décor pieces. It’s a top stop for interior design enthusiasts shopping in Hudson.
24. Talbott & Arding
📍 Location: 202 Allen St, Hudson, NY Talbott & Arding is a cheese lover’s dream, offering artisanal provisions, gourmet prepared foods, and swoon-worthy cheese boards. A must-visit for foodies exploring Hudson’s culinary scene.
25. Supernatural Coffee + Bakery
📍 Location: 527 Warren St, Hudson, NY Supernatural Coffee + Bakery serves up enchanting herbal lattes and small-batch pastries. It’s one of the best coffee spots in Hudson, NY, especially for those seeking organic, locally inspired treats.
26. The Spotty Dog
📍 Location: 440 Warren St, Hudson, NY The Spotty Dog is a hybrid bookstore-bar where you can sip a craft beer while browsing a curated selection of books. It’s the perfect cozy spot for book lovers and beer enthusiasts alike. If you’re exploring Hudson’s nightlife or seeking unique things to do in Hudson, this literary gem is worth a stop.
27. Flowerkraut
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📍 Location: 722 Warren St, Hudson, NY Flowerkraut combines fresh floral arrangements with tangy, homemade sauerkraut. This quirky, creative shop is one of Hudson’s most unique places to visit.
28. Poured Candle Bar
📍 Location: 711 Warren St, Hudson, NY Poured Candle Bar invites you to blend your own custom-scented candle in an interactive, hands-on workshop — with wine on the side! It’s a top activity for anyone seeking unique things to do in Hudson.
29. Riverbend Dispensary
📍 Location: 531 Warren St, Hudson, NY Riverbend Dispensary offers a curated selection of high-quality cannabis products, from flower to edibles. The warm, welcoming vibe makes it an approachable stop for seasoned users and curious newbies alike.
30. Culture Cream
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📍 Location: 318 Warren St, Hudson, NY Culture Cream offers bold, inventive ice cream flavors — from kombucha swirls to goat cheese delights — alongside rotating local art exhibits. It’s one of the top dessert spots in Hudson, NY, for those looking to indulge in creative, small-batch ice cream.
31. Saint Florian
📍 Location: 342 Warren St, Hudson, NY Saint Florian blends intimate ambiance with European bistro flair. Known for its thoughtfully curated menu and cozy vibe, this spot is perfect for a romantic dinner or a slow, savory meal. It’s an essential stop for foodies exploring Hudson’s best restaurants.
32. Loup
📍 Location: 508 Warren St, Hudson, NY Loup mixes high-end fashion with cozy essentials. From timeless accessories to stylish wardrobe pieces, it’s a go-to boutique for fashion lovers visiting the area.
33. BODHI Spa | Yoga | Shop
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📍 Location: 543 Warren St, Hudson, NY BODHI Spa | Yoga | Shop is a sanctuary for mind, body, and soul. Whether you’re craving a restorative yoga session, a soothing massage, or wellness-inspired retail therapy, BODHI’s got you covered.
34. Bodega Aguila Real
📍 Location: 746 Warren St, Hudson, NY Bodega Aguila Real serves up Latin-inspired eats alongside specialty groceries. It’s a vibrant, casual spot for quick bites or stocking up on unique ingredients — perfect for those looking for Latin food.
35. Hudson Clothier
📍 Location: 443 Warren St, Hudson, NY Hudson Clothier celebrates Hudson Valley style with locally crafted clothing and artisan accessories. It’s one of the best clothing stores in Hudson, NY, for regional fashion and sustainable shopping.
36. Front Room Gallery
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📍 Location: 205 Warren St, Hudson, NY Front Room Gallery showcases contemporary photography and mixed media art, highlighting both emerging and established artists. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to soak in Hudson’s modern art scene.
37. Pilates Hudson
📍 Location: 403 Warren St, Hudson, NY Pilates Hudson delivers personalized, strength-focused classes in a serene, light-filled studio. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a total beginner.
38. Hudson Hall
📍 Location: 327 Warren St, Hudson, NY Hudson Hall hosts an array of performances, art exhibits, and community events, making it a cultural centerpiece for locals and visitors alike.
39. Issan Thai Star
📍 Location: 11 N 7th St, Hudson, NY Isaan Thai Star brings bold, fiery flavors straight from Thailand’s streets to Hudson’s heart. From aromatic curries to zesty salads, it’s a go-to for those hunting down the best Thai restaurants in Hudson.
40. Circles
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📍 Location: 502 Union St, Hudson, NY Circles serves up comforting, no-frills diner classics with a twist — think burgers, fries, and hearty breakfasts. Whether you’re in the mood for brunch or a laid-back dinner, it’s a top pick for classic American food in Hudson.
41. Greenport Conservation Area
📍 Location: 319 Joslen Blvd, Hudson, NY Greenport Conservation Area offers scenic trails with stunning views of the Hudson River. It’s one of the best places for hiking close to Hudson.
42. The Maker Restaurant
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📍 Location: 306 Warren St, Hudson, NY The Maker Restaurant offers a luxurious dining experience in a beautifully restored historic setting. With a menu emphasizing seasonal ingredients and culinary artistry, it’s a top choice for fine dining.
43. Upper Depot Brewing
📍 Location: 708 State St, Hudson, NY Upper Depot Brewing is a craft brewery located in a historic train depot, offering a variety of locally brewed beers. It’s a must-visit for beer enthusiasts exploring Hudson’s brewing scene.
44. Clove + Creek
📍 Location: 613 Warren St, Hudson, NY Clove + Creek is a lifestyle concept store celebrating local makers, offering gifts and objects for the home, self, and outdoors. It’s an ideal spot for unique shopping.
45. Wylde Hudson
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📍 Location: 35 S 3rd St, Hudson, NY A hub for creativity and connection, Wylde Hudson is a versatile space combining a wine bar, public café, community area, retail concept, and open-air market.
46. Art Omi
📍 Location: 1405 County Route 22, Ghent, NY Art Omi is an arts center situated on 120 acres in New York’s Hudson Valley, featuring the Sculpture & Architecture Park, Newmark Gallery, and various residency programs. It’s a cultural destination for art enthusiasts.
47. LYF
📍 Location: 316 Warren St, Hudson, NY LYF offers personalized training sessions, at-home workout and nutrition plans, and a selection of fitness apparel and wellness products. It’s a go-to for health and fitness in Hudson, NY.
48. Kitty’s
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📍 Location: 60 S Front St, Hudson, NY If you’re looking for a vibrant spot for dining and socializing, Kitty’s is a restaurant and bar that brings the Hudson Valley dinner party to life, guided by the seasonal bounty of the landscape.
49. Governor’s Tavern
📍 Location: 14 S 7th St, Hudson, NY Governor’s Tavern offers a cozy atmosphere with a selection of food and beer. It’s a welcoming spot for casual dining and drinks.
50. The Antique Warehouse
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📍 Location: Door 21, 99 Front St, Hudson, NY A treasure trove for antique lovers, The Antique Warehouse is the largest owner-operated antique and vintage shop in the northeastern United States, covering every style and period of furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories.
51. Henry Hudson Riverfront
📍 Location: Water St, Hudson, NY Henry Hudson Riverfront Park offers scenic views of the Hudson River, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and enjoying sunsets.
52. Hudson Brewing Company
📍 Location: 99 S 3rd St, Hudson, NY A favorite among locals and visitors seeking quality brews, Hudson Brewing Company is a local brewery offering a variety of craft beers in a welcoming taproom.
53. Lil’ Deb’s Oasis
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📍 Location: 747 Columbia St, Hudson, NY Lil’ Deb’s Oasis serves tropical comfort food, cocktails, and natural wine in a playful, arty space. It’s a lively and colorful dining experience you don’t want to miss.
54. FASNY Museum of Firefighting
📍 Location: 117 Harry Howard Ave, Hudson, NY An educational and fascinating destination, FASNY Museum of Firefighting is the world’s largest and most comprehensive museum dedicated to the history, culture, and science of firefighting.
55. Rivertown Lodge Tavern
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📍 Location: 731 Warren St, Hudson, NY A charming spot for both brunch and dinner, Rivertown Lodge Tavern offers a cozy dining experience with a menu that highlights seasonal ingredients.
56. Batterby House
📍 Location: 608 Warren St, Hudson, NY Batterby House is a boutique offering a curated selection of home goods and gifts. It’s a delightful shopping destination in Hudson, NY.
57. Proprietors Vintage and Handmade
📍 Location: 558 Warren St, Hudson, NY Proprietors Vintage and Handmade is a vintage collective shop featuring unique pieces from various vendors. It’s a haven for vintage enthusiasts looking for one of a kind pieces.
58. Hudson Farmers Market
📍 Location: 6th and, Columbia St, Hudson, NY Hudson Farmers Market is Columbia County’s largest and longest-running farmers’ market, with high-quality seasonal produce and products from local growers and creators.
59. Time & Space Limited
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📍 Location: 434 Columbia St, Hudson, NY A cornerstone of Hudson’s arts scene, Time & Space Limited features art-house films, original avant-garde plays & other beautiful pieces of art.
60. Lava Hot Yoga
📍 Location: 204 Warren St, Hudson, NY Lava Hot Yoga offers a range of yoga classes in a heated environment, promoting wellness and relaxation. A go-to spot for yoga enthusiasts in the area.
61. Bar Bene
📍 Location: 538 Warren St, Hudson, NY Bar Bene is a modern Italian style bar offering a selection of wines and small plates. It’s an intimate spot for drinks and light fare perfect for any occasion.
62. Manor Rock
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📍 Location: 746 Warren St, Hudson, NY Manor Rock offers a seasonal, farm-to-table dining experience featuring ingredients sourced from their own local farm. It’s a cozy, must-visit spot for fresh, flavorful meals.
63. Lili and Loo
📍 Location: 259 Warren St, Hudson, NY Lili and Loo is a boutique offering a mix of vintage and contemporary home furnishings and accessories. It’s a stylish shopping destination you don’t want to miss.
Hudson, NY is a city rich with art, culture, and community as shown by these amazing 63 businesses. Go from strolling along scenic trails at Olana to enjoying a beautiful cocktail at The Hereafter, no matter what you fancy there is something here for all. Book your Red Cottage Hudson escape!
Kingston, New York, is a treasure trove of creativity, history, and community spirit. Nestled in the Hudson Valley, this charming city blends small-town warmth with big-city flair, thanks to its thriving local businesses. In The Best of Kingston, we spotlight 32 must-visit spots that define the city’s unique character. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, prepare to fall in love with Kingston’s culinary delights, handmade goods, and eclectic charm. Book your Kingston getaway today!
1. Chleo Kingston
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📍 Location: 288 Fair St, Kingston, NY A haven for wine enthusiasts and food lovers, Chleo Kingston is a cozy, European-inspired restaurant and natural wine bar. Their ever-changing menu celebrates seasonal Hudson Valley ingredients with creative small plates like handmade pasta, locally sourced charcuterie, and vegetable-forward dishes. Pair your meal with a glass from their thoughtfully curated wine list, which highlights organic and biodynamic bottles. The intimate, candlelit ambiance—complete with exposed brick and warm wood accents—makes it ideal for date nights or savoring a slow evening with friends.
2. Cheese Louise NY
📍 Location: 940 New York 28 Kingston, NY Craving ooey-gooey comfort? Cheese Louise NY is Kingston’s ultimate grilled cheese destination, serving up creative twists on this nostalgic classic. Dive into sandwiches like the “Mac Daddy” (stuffed with mac ‘n’ cheese and bacon) or the “Green Goddess” (featuring pesto, mozzarella, and avocado), all crafted with locally sourced bread and premium cheeses. Vegan? Try their dairy-free “Notorious F.I.G.” with cashew brie and fig jam. Pair your melt with crispy tater tots or a cup of their signature tomato soup. With its retro diner vibe and kid-friendly menu, this spot is a hit for families and cheese enthusiasts alike.
3. Sorry Charlie
📍 Location: 523 Delaware Ave, Kingston, NY A moody, retro-inspired cocktail bar, Sorry Charlie is where craft cocktails meet playful nostalgia. Sip on inventive drinks like their smoked maple old fashioned or espresso martini, paired with elevated bar bites. The speakeasy vibe and live music nights make it a hotspot for nightlife lovers.
4. Hamilton & Adams
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📍 Location: 32 John St, Kingston, NY A modern general store with a twist, Hamilton & Adams stocks everything from artisanal pantry staples to quirky gifts. Their selection of local Hudson Valley products (think honey, candles, and ceramics) makes it a go-to for supporting regional makers.
5. Village Coffee & Goods
📍 Location: 17 Railroad Ave #102, Kingston, NY Start your day at Village Coffee & Goods, a cozy café serving ethically sourced coffee, fresh pastries, and hearty breakfast sandwiches. The industrial-chic space doubles as a mini-market for local goods.
6. Brunette Wine Bar
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📍 Location: 33 Broadway, Kingston, NY Natural wine enthusiasts flock to Brunette Wine Bar for its ever-changing selection of organic and biodynamic wines. Pair your glass with shareable plates like whipped feta or charcuterie boards in an intimate, candlelit setting.
7. Newt Boutique
📍 Location: 58 N Front St, Kingston, NY A haven for minimalist fashion, Newt Boutique offers Scandinavian-inspired clothing, jewelry, and home décor. Their focus on clean lines and neutral tones appeals to those seeking understated elegance.
8. Kingston Ceramics Studio
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📍 Location: 77 Cornell St #309, Kingston, NY Channel your creativity at Kingston Ceramics Studio, where you can take pottery classes or shop handmade mugs, vases, and bowls. Their workshops are perfect for dates or solo artistic escapes.
9. Top Taste Kingston
📍 Location: 446 Hasbrouck Ave, Kingston, NY This Caribbean-inspired, James Beard Nominated eatery serves bold flavors with dishes like jerk chicken, oxtail stew, and plantain fries. Top Taste Kingston is a local favorite for hearty, soul-warming meals.
10. Kingston Bread
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📍 Location: 25 Barbarossa Ln, Kingston, NY Artisan bread lovers line up for Kingston Bread’s sourdough, focaccia, and seasonal pastries. Their fermented doughs and wood-fired baking process create unforgettable loaves.
11. Clove & Creek
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📍 Location: 613 Warren St, Hudson, NY A lifestyle boutique celebrating Hudson Valley craftsmanship, Clove & Creek features home goods, apothecary items, and rustic-chic décor. Their candle collection (made with local soy wax) is a must-buy.
12. Village Grocery & Refillery
📍 Location: 2 Jansen Ave, Kingston, NY Shop sustainably at Village Grocery & Refillery, a zero-waste store offering bulk pantry staples, eco-friendly cleaning supplies, and organic snacks. Bring your containers to refill and reduce plastic waste!
13. Lola Pizza Kingston
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📍 Location: 243 Fair St, Kingston, NY Lola Pizza Kingston serves New York-style slices with a gourmet twist. Try the seasonal specials or stick to classics like margherita—all made with locally sourced ingredients.
14. Lovefield Vintage
📍 Location: 37 N Front St, Kingston, NY Step into a curated wonderland of retro clothing, vinyl records, and quirky collectibles at Lovefield Vintage. Their 70s-era denim and band tees are a hit with thrifters and fashionistas alike.
15. Sweet Maresa’s
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📍 Location: 291 Wall St, Kingston, NY End your Kingston tour on a sweet note at Sweet Maresas, a bakery known for its French macarons, decadent cakes, and gluten-free treats. Their lavender-honey macaron is a local legend.
16. Rough Draft Bar & Books
📍 Location: 82 John Street, Kingston, NY Start your day with a visit to Rough Draft Bar & Books, a cozy spot combining literature with craft coffee and cocktails. Whether you’re browsing their selection of books or enjoying a drink with friends, it’s the perfect hangout for any book lover.
17. Milne Antiques
📍 Location:81 Broadway, Kingston, NY Explore Milne Antiques, an antique treasure trove filled with vintage finds and unique pieces. Whether you’re a collector or just love browsing history, their selection of furniture, art, and curiosities is sure to captivate.
18. Rosie General
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📍 Location: 39 Broadway, Kingston, NY Pop by Rosie General, a charming general store that offers everything from local goods to curated home items. Don’t forget to check out their selection of gifts and artisanal foods, ideal for souvenirs or treating yourself!
19. Hops Petunia Floral
📍 Location:1 W Strand St, Kingston, NY For a stunning bouquet or a thoughtful gift, head to Hops Petunia Floral. Known for their beautiful floral arrangements and eco-conscious approach, they specialize in creating striking designs using seasonal and locally sourced flowers.
20. Moonburger
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📍 Location:5 Powells Ln, Kingston, NY Satisfy your cravings at Moonburger, where plant-based burgers and delicious sides are the stars of the show. Perfect for anyone looking for a quick, eco-friendly bite that doesn’t skimp on flavor.
21. Red Owl Collective
📍 Location:25 Cornell St, Kingston, NY Ready to get lost in vintage heaven? Stop by Red Owl Collective and wonder around the 10,000 sq. ft. space that is filled to the brim with antique, vintage and design vendors!
22. West Kill Supply
📍 Location:602 Broadway Unit 2, Kingston, NY Visit West Kill Supply, a local brewery offering craft beers and a laid-back atmosphere. Whether you’re relaxing with a cold brew or enjoying their taproom, it’s a must-stop for beer lovers exploring the Catskills.
23. Fletcher & Lu
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📍 Location:582 Broadway Apartment 2, Kingston, NY Fletcher & Lu is a delicatessen inspired by old-world traditions of “traiteur-charcuterie” with a focus on sausages, pâtés, artisan cheeses, fresh pasta, rotisserie chickens, smoked fish, prepared & carefully selected goods. Offerings change daily!
24. Pinkerton’s Bakery
📍 Location:8 Fair St, Kingston, NY Indulge your sweet tooth at Pinkerton’s Bakery, a beloved local bakery known for its artisan pastries, cakes, and cookies. Their hand-crafted desserts are as beautiful as they are delicious.
25. Chicory Naturalist
📍 Location:25 Broadway, Kingston, NY For a nature-focused book and gift shop, check out Chicory Naturalist. Drop in to explore a carefully curated selection of books and guides for all ages, as well as board games, naturalist gear, toys, art supplies, gifts–anything that helps folks learn about nature.
26. Capital Vintage
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📍 Location: 54 N Front St, Kingston, NY If vintage fashion is your thing, Capital Vintage is the place to go. From iconic jackets to timeless accessories, they offer an incredible range of handpicked vintage clothing that’s sure to elevate your wardrobe.
27. Bluecashew Kitchen Homestead
📍 Location:37 N Front St, Kingston, NY For the home chef or anyone looking to add a little extra flair to their kitchen, check out Bluecashew Kitchen Homestead. They offer a thoughtfully curated selection of kitchen tools, gourmet food, and cooking classes to inspire your next culinary adventure.
28. Kingston Standard Brewing Co.
📍 Location:22 Jansen Ave, Kingston, NY Looking to unwind? Head over to Kingston Standard Brewing Co. for a wide selection of craft beers brewed on-site. With a laid-back vibe and delicious brews, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cold one.
29. Exit Nineteen
📍 Location:309 Wall St, Kingston, NY Exit Nineteen is where you’ll find a stylish selection of clothing and home décor with a focus on quality and sustainability. It’s the perfect blend of modern fashion and unique, hand-crafted goods.
30. Santa Fe Hudson Valley
📍 Location:11 Main Street, Kingston, NY For a true taste of the Southwest, visit Santa Fe Hudson Valley. Specializing in authentic Southwestern cuisine and unique decor, it’s a fantastic spot for both great food and a memorable experience.
31. Black-Eyed Suzie’s Upstate
📍 Location:14 Hurley Ave, Kingston, NY Stop by Black-Eyed Suzie’s Upstate for delicious farm-to-table meals in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Whether you’re here for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, their seasonal menu will leave you coming back for more.
32. Sonder
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📍 Location:346 Broadway, Kingston, NY At Sonder, you’ll find natural wine, amazing food, and good vibes. With a constantly changing menu of low-intervention wine by the glass and bottle as well as inspiring food this is a pairing you don’t want to miss.
Kingston, NY, is a city where creativity and community thrive and these 32 businesses prove it. From sipping natural wine at Brunette to hunting for vintage treasures at Lovefield, there’s something here for every taste. Book your Red Cottage Kingston adventure!
