Beloved Michigan Restaurant is Opening More Locations
It’s always great news when a popular Michigan restaurant expands. While the chains can be nice, there’s really nothing like going to a locally-owned restaurant and enjoying the local culture and personalities. In that spirit, I’m happy to report that a beloved Michigan restaurant and cafe is expanding and opening more locations.
The new location actually marks this restaurant’s third spot in the state. Will more follow? I hope so, because it’s a delightful cafe.
Beloved Michigan Restaurant Opening More Locations
Hudson Cafe, a beloved downtown Detroit cafe, just opened a new Oakland County location. It’s at 700 W. Big Beaver Road in Troy. Hudson Cafe is famed for their delicious breakfast, lunch and brunch. If you love breakfast food, then this is a great place for you, as they’re known for their breakfast fare, such as French toast, pancakes, omelets, sweets, coffee and more. But, if breakfast isn’t your thing, the restaurant also offers lunch fare, such as wraps, burgers, sandwiches, fresh salads and more. They also have a cocktail menu, with different offering for different seasons. For the holiday months, the “Drunkin’ Santa” is a favorite, offering rum Chata peppermint bark liqueur, coffee and whipped cream.
Hudson Cafe also opened a second location last year in Northville. The cafe’s main location is on Woodward Avenue in downtown Detroit. The restaurant is open daily from 8 a.m. to 3 a.m. Also, if you’d like to host a special event at Hudson Cafe, they can do that. “Our private event space welcomes you through our private entrance, with an enclosed space with four large windows, a gorgeous vintage map of Detroit, dimmable overhead lighting and wall sconces,” they state. “The room is equipped with audio and visual capabilities including a separate sound system, projector and click-share presentation.” For more information on Hudson Cafe and their three locations, go here.
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