Hudson Eats

Hudson Eats - From a Culinary Gem to a Fading Memory Back in 2017-2019, Hudson Eats was truly a gem of New York’s food scene. It was a food hall filled with every type of high-quality cuisine you could imagine, bustling with people and brimming with gourmet options. It was a go-to spot, a food court elevated with all kinds of upscale, curated food choices. I remember vividly one of the best burgers I ever had there in 2019—a meal that stayed with me and made me eager to return for that same experience. However, my recent visit was a disappointment. The vibrant atmosphere has faded, and the once-packed counters now seem quiet and sparse. Many of the mini-markets and stalls have closed down, leaving a noticeable gap in the variety and quality of options. The steak section, once filled with a rich assortment of cuts and dishes, now feels empty. Even the burger that I remembered so fondly has lost its charm, tasting lackluster compared to the memory. Seeing Hudson Eats change like this is disheartening. What was once a hub of excitement and top-tier flavors now feels like a shadow of its former self. It’s sad to see such a once-thriving spot lose its appeal.

This is a really nice place to eat! The food court inside offers a lot of good affordable food: bagels, Mexican, salad bowls, ect. It also has lots off nice seating next to the windows. Outside there are some charming restaurants along with additional seating as shown in the pictures. ( The pictures don’t do it justice)I very much recommend this place when eating out with friends!

Absolutely outstanding. The pastries are delicious. Steak and eggs were well prepared. The eggs Benedict poached to perfection. I am not sure how, but the house coffee is very dark, rich, without a hint of bitterness. The espresso black has a hint of sweetness. If you are in Harlem, this is an absolute must experience.

Great location and amazing view. There are a lot of different restaurants. they all are really good. I been here many times and I tried most of them. My favorite are the BBQ place and the mexican food. They have a nice place to sit and eat with a great view over the water. Also, they have out door sitting during summer. Overall the whole mall is really nice and looks really new. They have events all year long and most of the are free.

I loved the selection from Naya in this mall. I’m so happy my friend told me about Hudson Eats because we wanted to eat before going to the museum. My salad from Naya was delicious.

This food court is premium. There are at least a dozen different restaurants to pick from, offering a variety of foods like pizza, chicken, chicken wings, burgers, cupcakes, tacos, sushi, tartines, BBQ, and more. My mother and I enjoyed a wonderful salad from "Olives," a dish of vegetables with farro from "Dig In," and a strawberry tartine from "Tartinery" for dessert. We had a terrific perspective of the SailGP boat racing setup because a large portion of the seating overlooks the Hudson River. This Brookfield Place restaurant is great for kids and offers beef, vegetarian, and vegan options. a chic, healthful food court with beautiful scenery. Even the pickiest kids will find something they like from the enormous variety available. Worth a look

This is a highend food court to me. Plenty of food places to chose from. We got some sushi and ramen noodles. Not so crowded. Very clean and spectacular view of the Hudson River. Quick service and attentive staff.

Came for the happy hour, stayed for the sushi. Just simply amazing. Two different experiences that reflects the spectrum of guest reviews as I dined there Friday night and Saturday Night. As we waited for seating, we were greeted by all the waiters and waitress that worked that night and the restaurant manager ensuring us the wait wont be too long. Shout out to Jocelyn, Ben and Christopher as they worked together to ensure a great dining experience. They kept the waters filled, and ensured the orders were correct before carrying on to another guest. Carlo tied it together at the end by inviting us to come back and pleasantly ushered us off as we were the last few guests to leave. We sat at the sushi bar and was able to chat with the sushi chefs as well. Saturday night, Carlo recognized our return and invited us to sit at the marbel table which had a bigger space but a shared space with other food stalls. The servers did not provide their names this time and were no Ben Chris and Jocelyn. Though service was kept to standard, it leaves plenty of room for improvement. Quality of food for both night were top notch and definitely take advantage of the happy hour drink promotion! The place is perfect for a romantic evening or a fun gathering. Cant see myself going anywhere else when I'm down by the WTC!