Urban Olive & Vine

Very cute lunch spot!! Was in town for the day and needed a wrap to soothe the soul. Their drink menu is extensive and made me wish I hadn't gone at 3pm (so I could've tried one of their lattes), but that's probably my only complaint.The Thai chicken wrap was fresh, perfectly sauced, sweet + spicy + savory, and had the best crunch to the wrap. The veggies are a nice addition + love the lemon dill sauce it comes with! The waitress was super nice + helpful given they had an event they were closing early for.

Such a cute little spot! We sat at a quaint little table IN the window (that had a little space heater which was a lovely bonus). Tried a Miel Coffee for the first time and really enjoyed it; nice amount of flavor & sweetness. Special of the week was the Piña Colada Nordic Waffle and it was amazing! Great spot with good food and a lovely atmosphere.

Dreamiest food in town, with friendly staff and fun and funky live music. Tonight's soup of the day was Thai chili, which had such a unique flavor profile. Nothing beats the mushroom soup, however, in my honest opinion

What a cute place! Lots of things to look at and Wow, the tea selection is huge!I met my sisters for breakfast and we had speedy and friendly service. Portobelo mushroom and bacon waffle got good reviews. Very tasty.The jalepeno and spicy sausage quiche got excellent reviews. Had a good kick! The scrambled eggs looked great and tasted good. Just a tiny bit on the dry side. The fresh fruit that came with our orders included orange and pineapple slices as well as a few green grapes. All were appropriately juicy and were refreshing.I had the masala chai tea (black) and that was good too. I would definitely come back and try items off lunch menu.

A dog friendly restaurant with very good food and a charming atmosphere. After we took Molly for a walk along the St. Croix, we decided to treat her to some shade, water, and bite to eat. We found our way to the back of Urban, and seated ourselves under the pergola. Molly stretched out under the table. She was pooped. Walking a dog can get you tired so Molly opted for a shady stretch while our dog sat with us at the table.Our server was very polite and prompt. Our order was in the kitchen in no time. Our food soon arrived hot, cold, and fresh. Hot where it's supposed to be, and cold the same. Delicious. I like to mix things up every once in a while so I had the Spicy Tofu wrap. Don't get me wrong, I love my meat, but something about this menu item intrigued me. I'm glad I made the choice. The tofu blended in well with the other non meat items, and kissed with the spicy sauce, well it made it memorable. The other members of our party thoroughly enjoyed their selections as well. I was told by one "make sure you write about my Turkey cranberry on Flatbread. It was off the hook delicious. A little taste of Thanksgiving ( in a Hallmark kind of way)". Noted and done.Try the lemonade. It's sweet and has a little something in it to give it a unique flavor. I couldn't figure it out. Maybe it was real lemons?When it was time to leave, we leashed up the dog and reached under the table to wake up Molly. She was still pooped, and on top of that, her hands and knees got scuffed. Quick Tip: If you have a Molly, make sure she gets a good night's sleep before taking her on a long walk. It can get quite embarrassing hearing her snore while others are eating. Poor Molly, she should have worn long pants.

What a cute, local restaurant located right in downtown Hudson. The food was good, service was great. Restaurant was very clean and organized. There is a patio in the back for outside seating. Highly recommend.

Cute place in downtown Hudson. Extensive tea menu. Quiche & mini muffin were very good. The fresh fruit was not so fresh. The pineapple and orange slices were dried out. Coffee was good.The place could use a good deep clean. Floors & baseboards look filthy. The bathroom needs a deep cleaning, as well. This has the potential of being a fabulous restaurant, but needs a few cosmetic improvements and more attention to cleanliness.

Cute spot. Stopped by to grab coffee, drinks and a salad. Staff is very kind and sweet.

I'm here at one o'clock in the afternoon with a buddy of mine I haven't seen in a while. Someone tells us that we will be seated shortly. The hostess is three feet behind her. She wasn't kidding. We ask to sit outside, because the breeze and the Hudson sun today are perfectly complementary, and I long for a climatically optimal lunch. We are immediately seated under a large, nearly opaque umbrella, because I was born under a dark star.The three or four menus the waitress brings out offer a wide variety of sandwich-adjacent fare. I settle on the adult peanut butter and jelly sandwich, because who knows what culinary genius lurks behind such an obviously stupid premise, and when will I ever be given a second opportunity to answer that question for myself? I also order the soup sampler, because I am a Libra (sun AND moon).The waitress we didn't get keeps coming out to her tables--you know the one I mean, the one who's in training, the one who's too good for this job, or this world, the one who missed her calling as a Teen Vogue cover model. The joke, this time, is on the Tempter; the only sort of longing that springs forth from my jaded heart is for a quiet death and a long, slow funeral.This happens three or four times before our waitress returns to, and I am not making this up, what she has begun to call "the table of starvation." I don't really know what she was talking about. We haven't been waiting for long. Maybe ten minutes from when we walked into the place. I guess their service is usually even faster. I am enjoying my time under the umbrella, thank you. I do not need you to rush on my account.The soup is amazing. I have three soups. They're all amazing. I liked soup before; now, I love soup. I am in love with soup. I am going to learn how to cook soup, soup like this, soup you could settle down with, raise children with, retire with, and live out your dwindling days with, you know, the sort of thing that exactly failed to happen for me. Yes, I am projecting my lack of romantic fulfillment onto soup, rather than onto Hot Waitress. Not today, Satan.She smiled at me because that is her job, I tell myself, and I am correct.The sandwich is stupid, after all. It does not even inspire a longing for the childhood joy of peanut butter and jelly on a slow summer afternoon. Don't get me wrong; it tastes good. I ate all of it. It's a good, even excellent execution of a terrible, too-sweet, too-nostalgic idea. The menu needs to be renovated, not with scissors and paste, but with a chainsaw. I do not need more than seven sandwich choices. I want to have a different sandwich every day of the week, and I want them all to be good, because you are focusing on what you are good at. Make normal sandwiches, make them well, and have one seasonal special, and make it fantastic.Our waitress correctly recommends the lemon mascarpone thing. It's perfect. She plated it herself, she says, with love. I can tell. I feel special, so I'm not going to take a picture of it. I like this place. I like the fish decanter they brought my delicious, refreshing strawberry oolong iced tea out in. I really do love the soup. If I lived here, I'd come back and try a normal sandwich, and I think it would be good, because whoever is cooking here can cook.I take the back way out, and the sun hits me for the first time in an hour. I can still smell the soup cooking. I long for it. For it, and for that funeral.

Amazing food and service! Definitely a must try if you are in downtown Hudson. Owners and staff are super friendly. We come down for their dog friendly patio a lot as well!