We enjoyed providing our best for you during so many great events, lunches, dinners and happy hours. We appreciate your patronage and we want to continue providing the top-notch, professional service that is our trademark.

Don’t forget to try our unique restaurant LINCOLN located at 1110 Vermont Avenue, NW and coming soon just two blocks away from Hudson will be Teddy & The Bully Bar at 1200 19th Street, NW. With construction already commencing, we plan to open in early 2013. Teddy will pay homage to none other than the 24th President of the United States, Teddy Roosevelt. We look forward to seeing you all there when we open. Again, a big thank you for all you have brought to our lives.

Sincerely,

Alan G. Popovsky and the rest of the ownership team at Hudson Restaurant & Lounge

Chef Demetrio Zavala will be cooking up a feast, and we’ll be featuring Happy Hour specials on food and drinks until 9pm. Come early, stay late. Enjoy fresh tracks by DJ Jahsonic of Marvin Mondays.

HUDSON: Savor Cosmopolitan Comfort Food and distinctive Cocktails in a cozy atmosphere. 

Attire is Preppy & Pink Chic

If you can’t attend, please go online and donate or join the Miss A – Washington, D.C. team.

It’s a scientific fact that Mom will love dining out this Mother’s Day!

According to the National Restaurant Association, 51 percent of Mothers say they enjoy celebrating with family and friends at a restaurant on Mother’s Day because they do most of the cooking at home and dining out gives them a break. Twenty-seven percent like to dine out for Mother’s Day because a restaurant is a great place to socialize with family and friends. Sixteen percent of Moms surveyed say that sharing a meal at a restaurant creates lasting memories that other gifts can’t. Six percent of Moms are “foodies” who enjoy visiting restaurants for any occasion.

Our unique art, fresh modern architecture,  sleek colorful bar and contemporary comfort cuisine is a treat for Mom’s eyes and palate. Our gorgeous space in the heart of DC is central to Downtown, Dupont Circle,Georgetown, the Foggy Bottom Metro and the rest of NW Washington DC.

Photo courtesy Deb Lindsey Photography

Why not spend the day downtown with Mom this Mother’s Day? Hit the Jefferson Memorial for a walk around the Tidal Basin, or hail a cab to Georgetown for some shopping together. Whatever your plans, Mother’s Day Brunch at Hudson will make for a memorable centerpiece to your celebration of all the things you love about Mom.

Seating at Hudson is available from 10am to 3pm, but don’t delay. Mother’s Day remains the most popular holiday for dining out and space is limited. Please call 202.872.8700 or go to Open Table to book your reservation today.

Bride Liz told UnitedWithLove.com why Hudson was her pick for an intimate rehearsal dinner and welcome party for her guests:

“We actually looked pretty extensively for a location, and ended up choosing Hudson because of its proximity to the hotel we chose for our guests (Mayflower Hotel) and because it was easy for our grandparents to get to (being on the first floor with no stairs). We also felt that the manager went out of his way to accommodate our party and make sure that the evening was special for us, while staying within our budget.”

Photo Courtesy Deb Lindsey Photography

BitchesWhoBrunch say: “there’s this gorgeous little back room with plum walls and floral art that is just asking for a girls’ birthday dinner party.”

Our attractive space is a hit for meetings, private dining, private parties, rehearsal dinners, family reunions, corporate events, fundraisers, holiday parties and wedding receptions. Learn more on our Private Events page.

If you are considering a fundraiser, Hudson is ready to assist. Proprietor Alan Popovsky has recently been recognized in the Washington Post for his philanthropic contribution as a restaurant owner, and our entire team is expert at hosting a successful fundraising event.

Our unique space in the heart of DC is central to Downtown, Dupont Circle,Georgetown, and Foggy Bottom. Our fresh modern space, original art, sleek colorful bar and contemporary comfort cuisine will make your next party something to talk about.

When choosing space for your private party, bride Liz’s advice is:

“choose a place that is willing to accomodate both your needs and your budget, with a responsive and attentive manager or event coordinator. The rehearsal dinner sets the tone for the weekend, so choose a restaurant with an accomodating staff helps ensure that everything will be perfect, without you having to worry or do extra work. It’s the day before your big day — you have enough to worry about!”

Photo Courtesy Deb Lindsey Photography

Read more at our , view our Private Events Menus, and take a look at our Floorplan. Contact Alan Popovsky at 202.872.8700, or use the form on our  Private Events page to get started. We look forward to making your next private event an unforgettable affair!

No matter the weather, plan to join us at Hudson this Sunday for the best brunch in DC.

Since we are convenient to the Foggy Bottom Metro, Georgetown and the rest of NW Washington DC, one of our patrons had an idea: bike to Hudson for brunch. According to Becca at Bitches Who Brunch, biking to brunch allows one to 1) save the Metro or car ride; 2) get some exercise; and 3) “accomplish something on a Sunday besides polishing off pitchers of mimosas and falling back into bed.” Their route covered the Memorial Bridge, but there are many scenic bike rides you could follow before or après brunch.

Or, why not start or end a day of shopping in Georgetown with Sunday brunch at Hudson?

However you decide to travel, seating is available inside or out, and our brunch menu is available from 10am to 3pm. Be sure to bring friends, come with the girls, get together with family, or introduce your out-of-town guests to our trendy location in Washington, DC’s West End this Sunday.

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This year, Passover starts Saturday April 7, 2012. Hudson will continue our tradition of offering a Passover menu available Friday, April 6th and Saturday, April  7th, including Hudson owner Alan Popovsky’s mother’s own recipe for matzah ball soup.

According to the Examiner.com, proprietor Alan Popovsky “started a craze in 1998” when he introduced his Mom’s recipes for matzah ball soup and brisket at DC’s Felix.

Now a proprietor at Hudson, Popovsky continues the tradition with potato latkes, house made Gelfite fish, and chopped liver for Passover. Many certified kosher establishments close for the holiday, but Hudson invites you to join us for both traditional fare and some eclectic dishes. Main courses include roast half chicken, braised brisket, roast leg of lamb, and grilled Atlantic salmon.

Even if you don’t celebrate Passover, join us to sample delicious traditional cuisine and partake in a centuries old tradition. Make your reservation today via OpenTable, and a joyous festival to you this year.

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This year the Fashion for Paws Runway Show & Benefit will be held on April 14, 2012 at the National Building Museum – don’t miss it!

At Hudson, we host fundraisers and special events of all kinds. Learn more about the private event venue possibilities at Hudson in three distinctive, beautifully appointed rooms and a wonderful stylized patio by visiting our Private Events page.