This food store has been a wonderful enterprize for me for the last forty years. Love their meat…read moreselections, nicely packaged and priced. I like the weekly sales taking the holidays into consideration, also school vacation periods. I find them to be very conscious of the community needs and cultural activities and events. They been been very generous in supporting various non profit organizations. `

Possibly the worst sushi I have ever had. Just covered in hot sauce, it is probably old expired…read morefood they are trying to hide. Everything else is mostly just overpriced.

I am Confused. The ice cream tastes fine, I just can't…read morebelieve how sadly meager this cone-age is. This is before I chowed down. Now i'll hit up Stewarts

I was searching for a specific specialty cheese for a Christmas party I was hosting and was unable…read moreto track it down myself. Dina worked to locate the cheese for me and expedite the transaction to get me the cheese on schedule. Thank you Dina!

I was staying in town and stumbled across this grocery store. I was thrilled to see this concept…read more This is a rolling price grocery store where they have three different prices on all items. When you check out, they have a graphic that shows how much they think you should pay based on your income level. I also loved that they have accounts for people so that you don't have to say each time which level you are. "Food is precious. Dignity is priceless." I love this concept and love seeing this store, especially as I saw some very high priced stores along the main road.

Even if crow failed to be the kind of anti-inflammatory food I'm trying to eat these days, I'd…read morestill eat some to take back everything I said about the Rolling Grocer just a few months ago. Their staff now is now exceedingly polite and helpful (and informed); which allowed me to see how smartly stocked the store is and probably has been for a while, with just about everything I want and need for my food- as-medicine diet. (All delicious stuff, like wild blueberries, ground flax, and most miraculously broccoli sprouts, proven to be 100 times as nutrient packed as broccoli but which NOT A SINGLE SUPERMARKET OR EVEN FARMER's MARKET CARRY!!) The prices for these items are usually better than Walmart's even. So mea culpa Rolling Grocer and thanks for being there

My trip to Hudson started strong with Kitty's! Located right outside the train station, Kitty's…read moreoffers quick bites and pastries. I tried three items: the blueberry corn cookie, maple cruller, and the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. All were fantastic. The corn cookie was a novelty. It was crumbly and slightly gritty, as corn pastries tend to be. It wasn't too sweet. Although I'm glad I tried it, the cookie pales in comparison to the cruller, which was deliciously sweet, with crisp edges and a soft, custardy interior. The sandwich was great, as well. The eggs were fluffy, the bun soft, the bacon thick and crisp. It was good! If you're visiting Hudson, make this your first stop!

Juicy deliciously spiced chicken is here!!…read more Very focused menu here and I love that.. means what they offer is what they do really well. Rotisserie chicken is their thing. You can get the whole chicken, half or quarter. For me, quarter was more than enough. If you get a quarter chicken, you get two sides. If you get half a chicken, then you get three sides. I feel like it should be the opposite to offset the amount of food. But honestly it was perfect, still a big portion. For sides, they offer crispy fingerling potatoes, cole slaw, market salad and butter rice. Their Cole slaw is amazing with that poppyseed dressing. And salad had a variety of greens and crunchy toppings with a light dressing. Also! The plate comes with two sauces - spicy chili oil (mild) and yogurt dip. It was all SO FREAKING GOOD. I'm a dipper so bring on the sauce! The drink offering is also abundant. Lots of craft sodas, botanical drinks, coffees and a full bar in the back. Ghia hit the spot for me. It's not cheap but for this quality of food it's more than worth it. For the vibe..it's a confused vibe. You order at the counter and sit down with a number to wait for your food. The decor is eclectic which I thought was fun. But the music.. it went from country to weird edm dance music. I think Kittys can gain a lot from a curated playlist. Sitting there I felt curious and excited to be immersed more but it wasn't giving.

The Meat Hook - Hudson is a new butcher shop in the area. The owner, Brent Young, has another Meat…read moreHook in Brooklyn. Both Brent and former owner, Ben Turley, may be familiar faces as they have appeared on several YouTube "Eater" videos. They both seem like nice, funny people. I was ready to really like this place because of the "familiarity" provided by social media exposure. Frankly, I wasn't wowed by what I bought. No complaints at all with the butcher, who was very accommodating. When I asked for pork belly, he asked if I wanted skin on or off. He also asked for the amount I wanted. 1 lb. and it was perfectly trimmed of skin, leaving unctuous layers of fat and meat. Cool. All good. House made hamburgers. This is where it went a little awry for me. Usually, it's an 80/20 mix of lean meat to fat. This was on the fattier side, more like 60/40. I wish I took a picture of it. I cooked the burger in an 8" skillet. By the time I thought the inside was cooked through (medium), the burger was literally swimming in its own fat. I ate it, after draining it on paper towels, but it wasn't what I expected. Is there a learning curve when you prepare organic meats as opposed to mass market stuff? Some items may be leaner and require less time to cook while other, fattier items, may not? Could the butcher provide a bit of info to inform the customers of what to expect? I admit I'm a bit ignorant on how to properly prepare these items. I'm willing to learn and I'll try again.

This was my first visit to Meat Hook, after hearing raves from foodies. I wanted a tiny serving of…read moreperfect beef to prepare quickly with Tivoli oyster mushrooms, red onion, and riced potato. 6 oz tenderloin was the perfect indulgence for the moment. Wholeheartedly recommend.

If you like quick bodega bites, this spot is great…read more The desk is polite and you can roam around and maybe pick a thing or two you like. Who doesn't love a corner store?!

Just made it to the Deli Savory Bites. First of all very impressive the store and the menu. The…read moreatmosphere is very inviting. The gentlemen that took care of my order and help other customers with a smile which is very nice. I highly recommend Savory Bites.

The store is so convenient! I have been happy with every Stewart's item I have tried except the…read morelarge apple and orange juices. The staff is very nice (Tyler has beautiful eyes and a beautiful smile, always so friendly and accommodating!) Great Store!

From the owner: Come visit the Athens Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an employee…read moreand family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

Been shopping here forever..today approached by Britney because I had 4 pound service dog with me…read morewho has been there several times .because he was in his carseat in the top of the cart...I had to leave the store...bye bye Walmart I'll spend my money elsewhere!

Okay shopping here is Dreadful misery. But wait there's another way!…read more Place your order online and pick up for free. No need to enter the store. There are parking spots for pick up that are marked in the back near the auto center. They load in your car for no charge. Amazingly easy!