Kitty's Market

Wow, hello! This place is so great. I came in because I was early for my train expecting to get a boring sandwich, but I got a quarter of a chicken (white meat) two huge sides and two dipping sauces for under $20. It was SO GOOD!!! Texted my husband that we need to come back for date night. Huge shout out to the cook and staff! Definitely will be back.

Tasty but very expensive breakfast sandwich, which I guess is expected for Hudson. That said, I’m not sure any egg with sausage breakfast sandwich is worth $19. I was hungover and wanted to support a local shop so felt like the right thing to do. Without factoring in price, I’d give it a 4.5 star but taking pricing into consideration, its prob a 4. The cafe itself had cool (but also expensive, overpriced) items to browse while waiting for your order

Top notch breakfast sandwiches. The cinnamon roll is crazy and innovative. Cruller is objectively perfectly executed. Place is a little overrun with tourists (due to proximity to train station?) but it’s worth it.

Conveniently right across the train station. We came here for breakfast and they had a refreshingly small menu. The food was very good! The decor was very retro and the breakfast sandwich was excellent. As other commentators have mentioned, the hash browns are to die for. Would have given it 5 stars if it didnt have NYC prices, but that's Hudson I guess.

Kitty’s is a charming little spot conveniently located right next to the Amtrak station in Hudson, which makes it a great stop whether you're coming into town or heading out. The location alone is a major plus. The shop offers a wide variety of items, ranging from pantry goods to drinks and baked treats. However, when it comes to fresh food options—especially in the morning—the menu is a bit limited. In fact, the only breakfast meal on offer is an egg and cheese sandwich. That said, it’s a solid one—well-made, satisfying, and flavorful. It also comes with the option of a hash brown on the side, which I definitely recommend. Crispy, well-seasoned, and just the right portion. I do believe that they are priced on the bit of the higher end. They also had a selection of baked goods on display. While I didn’t get the chance to try them, they looked fresh and genuinely tempting. As tasty as they look, I wasn’t willing to pay what I thought was an excessive price for baked goods that weren’t even coming from the bakery. Overall, Kitty’s is worth a visit, especially if you're looking for a quick, tasty bite before hopping on a train or exploring Hudson. Just don’t expect a full brunch menu—come for the quality, not the quantity.