"This place is my favorite spot to read and enjoy a cappuccino and cream cheese with lox on gluten-free toast. The antiques and art on display are well-chosen (some are for sale). The Singer sewing machine pedestals of the cafe tables add to the warmth, as does the genuine welcoming nature of the proprietress. The entire atmosphere makes me feel right at home every time I visit."

"Absolutely love this place! My partner and I got breakfast sandwiches, coffee and a smoothie and everything was delicious. Bacon is definitely local. The women working were super sweet. We also enjoyed looking around at all thier vintage goodies!! So cozy and quiet. Love love love"

"Spoiler: it’s all about big mugs, bacon, and slightly confused décor. When you step into The Vintage Café, you instantly wonder if HGTV and a time machine had a baby. Everything is freshly redone - the floors are perfectly tiled, the walls are suspiciously straight- yet somehow, you’re greeted by worn leather sofas and what looks like your aunt’s kitchen table from 1974. A welcome bit of vintage chaos in an otherwise too-perfect space. There’s memorabilia everywhere, like someone opened a flea market inside a coffee shop and said: Go nuts, but keep it clean. The shining stars are the two hosts - warm, welcoming, and clearly the ones responsible for making the whole vibe feel human instead of museum-like. The oversized mugs stare at you from behind the counter like they’re ready to solve your problems. And for once, you’re glad to ditch the paper cups and sip like a person with dignity. Essential menu and oversized BLT on it? The chalkboard practically yells those three letters at you. And rightly so. What they serve is nothing short of BLT enlightenment: whole grain bread toasted and buttered to golden perfection, bacon crisp enough to write poetry about, a tomato slice that reminded me vegetables can taste like summer, and lettuce so fresh it probably had its own birth certificate. One bite, and you’re transported - back to a teenage summer evening when life was simpler and sandwiches were sacred. Add that to a coffee mug the size of a planter, and you’ve got one of Hudson’s most charmingly confused, totally delightful coffee shops. Perfectly imperfect - and I wouldn’t change a thing."

"The Breakfast sandwich was wonderful - not fast derive but worth it. Chilled water on hand is a nice touch. Vintage items are also fun to gaze at."

"The best café, coffee and food are incredible. We've been a few times and the staff are always so welcoming. They do an amazing job of switching up the bakery items so every time you visit there's something new. Definitely worth the trip!"