Top 17 Gluten-Free Kid-Friendly Spots to Explore in Hudson

Mary Grace

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Anne Kuppinger

Cute cafe. Fresh ingredients, tasty combos, generous portions. And, gluten-free! We stopped by during a ride on the Empire State Bike Trail.

Charlotte Osborn

Really fun and cozy atmosphere, the back room has a real fire facing a little table and leather couch that is lovely to enjoy while waiting for food or the bill. There was also an arcade cabinet with multiple games on it. Service was good, and food was delicious. We especially enjoyed the Garlic Parm Wings as appetizers, as well as authentic French Onion Soup. Burgers and fries and other meals including Schnitzel and sandwiches. Very cozy, clean, and well maintained. The menu was clearly marked with ingredients and gluten free options or options that could be made so. Several local beers on tap as well as a cocktail menu, and Pepsi as their soda of choice.

Ann S

Good selection of baked goods and drinks! We got a pumpkin cake square and a gluten-free brownie. They carry an enormous selection of slavery-free craft chocolate bars! As well as an incredible lineup of coffee presses and tea kettles (they had a ton of Stagg kettles!). They also sell loose leaf teas. Great place to go pick up some chocolates and gifts.

Greta Metzler

My new favorite restaurant! Gluten free friendly from flat bread with pesto appetizer, chicken francese with pasta entree to flourless chocolate torte dessert.

Olivia Sciarappa

This is a great pit stop for lunch and very family friendly! There’s lots of outdoor seating, a well-curated market, and even pickles on a stick! There are plenty of vegetarian sandwich options, too. I went with the chopped salad and potatoes because I’m gluten free (I didn’t ask if they had GF bread). The salad was not great, and I felt that both weren’t really worth ordering again considering portion size, flavor, and price. I’d still recommend this place, though, because the other food that came out of the kitchen looked great!!

Long Adams

The best dining experience I've had in years. We sat on the second floor, where the energetic playlist and mood lighting set the perfect environment with me and my friends. Our server was friendly, casual, wise. Every dish we had was an innovation and an adventure for our senses - favorites included the tamale, napa salad, and melon sorbet. Our friends were gluten free and pescetarian...everything on the menu was perfect for this too! You can feel the inspired, sharp, and grounded mindset of the chefs and cooks in this kitchen. Absolutely a must-go in Hudson and upstate generally

MK Flynt

Really good coffee - and best of all for me - really good gluten free baked goods!! Wahoo! Buckwheat banana muffin, morning glory muffin, and a blueberry polenta cake. Lots of non GF items as well. Going back tomorrow morning!

Carly Doyle

Met friends for breakfast, fantastic breakfast sandwich (out of avocado :/) but the GF waffle was amazing for my friends with celiac. Great coffee, attentive staff, and the atmosphere is adorable! Bought fresh flowers as we were leaving, highly recommend for breakfast/brunch!

Caitlin Murphy

We are so grateful to have this in our town (Chatham Berry Farm), and I've also eaten at the food truck multiple times. Asian over the traditional American or Italian food that oh so frequently plagues small town America is always a welcomed addition! I look forward to when it opens each year and am sad everytime it closes. We are regulars there for the time it is and always bring friends from out of town there. The food is always stellar and fresh. I could literally eat the chili crisp on everything. Love that they incorporate items from the berry farm too. They have an OK amount of gluten-free options (1-2) and I do wish they could do more, as so many seem like there could be easy swaps ie) rice noodles instead of the wheat noodles, etc. But I get it, hard to accommodate everything. They're friendly, kind people, and the food is priced fairly. I've literally eaten there dozens of times and the food had never been short of amazing.

Kelly D

Placed an order on a Friday afternoon for future pick-up time of 4:15. Arrived right on time, and food was ready to go. Rice and beans were excellent. Pupusas were a little undercooked and soggy, but I would still order them again. Flan was tasty. My friend ordered chicken burrito. It was huge, and he commented on how you could tell it was an authentic made burrito. Not a place pretending to be able to make good burritos, enchiladas, etc. I also messaged them on social media a day or 2 before inquiring about what dishes are gluten-free. They responded quickly and let me know that the majority of their dishes are gluten-free and specified what isn't. For the quality of the food, the prices are very reasonable. Will definitely be ordering from here again.

Jason Guy

Got the chicken pesto quesadilla gluten free and it was AMAZING!!! Good service Nice lady Caught them at coopers daughter twice and it was just as good the second time

Donna Griffin

The best chicken salad and really good gluten free bread.

Nick Cavallaro

Just stumbled up on this shop randomly. The bread, deli meat and veggies were super fresh! The prices were surprisingly much cheaper than expected for Hudson. They also have Gluten Free bread as an option!

Zach Kalatsky

You truly can’t beat the cost at the yummy taste offered here. I live 45 minutes away and whenever I happen to be in Hudson I stop here. I have celiac so no gluten for me and don’t eat dairy and their curries are all dairy and gluten free. Highly recommend you stop by for a quick bite.

Monica Jerminario

Legit and flavorful. Consistently delicious and always super fresh. They accommodate gluten free. Pad prik kang and all four curries are favorites!

Braden LuBell

Ambiance is gorgeous (a hair too dark, but still beautiful), and service was impeccable and so warm and friendly on all counts. The risotto was absolutely delicious, and made the authentic way (no cream), it was so flavorful with the perfect texture. The asparagus was a let down; the grated yolk and speck/bacon don't actually adhere at all to the spears so it doesn't make a lot of sense, the flavor was okay but not wow. I like a crisp asparagus but these seemed nearly raw. That dish seemed very overpriced for what seemed pretty basic and blah, unfortunately. Was still worth it for all the other wonderful factors I mentioned. Getting in is confusing as there's not a clear way of finding the restaurant entrance as separate from the Cafe, and it offers a different, better menu than the Cafe, with gluten-free options where the Cafe has none. But once I was sat, I had a lovely experience and would recommend it. Just skip the asparagus and admire the elegant decor.