Hudson Eats At Brookfield Place

Wow what a gorgeous place to grab a bite while downtown. No matter what you are craving, you will find it here. Sprinkles cupcakes, Chopt, Crepes, sushi, just about anything your little heart desires. The bathrooms are gorgeous too. The staff is friendly and the people watching us great.

Being new to the area, I quickly learned that there are not many choices close by outside of Hudson Eats. Hudson Eats is a food hall that has tons of options to please many eaters.
Cons
— Daytime is always busy; not sure at what time you need to get there to get a seat for lunch
— Long lines
— It’s pricey; average for lunch is over $ 10
Pros
— Great selection, you can get some really good food. Chop’t’, Dos Toros, Little Munster have become my go to options.
— Beautiful views of the Hudson River
— Lots of seating, but see above con

This place has so much for you. All sorts of food places under one roof — but not quite a food court. Definitely more upscale and fresh. This will be a go-​to place when I’m in the area. Nuff said.

Imagine the fanciest mall food court ever. Very clean with great food choices, great ambiance, and it is set up for group fun. Well done Brookfield Place.

The variety of food is incredible. Something for everyone and you won’t be disappointed. I stop in after walking the park and I love all the aromas.

Excellent food hall! You will be spoilt with choices! And I guarantee that you’ll have a hard time choosing! Loved Umami Burger, Blue Ribbon sushi and Sprinkles cupcakes (chocolate marshmallow!). The best part is it’s massive and there are plenty of tables to choose from! Go for the one that shows you the best views of the NYC skyline and the river! A little expensive but worth it. Will be back for more!

Came here right after going to the Museum of Feelings
Pros:
— Love the décor and ambiance — very chill and you can find a great spot to chat with your friend (s). My friend and I ended up chatting for 2 and ½ hours.
— Clean bathroom — hallelujah b/​c it is a food court after all!
— Plenty of options to choose from (a bit pricey but it’s expected for the area)

Wow, what an amazing food court. It’s located inside Brookfield Place which is a pretty new mall. You get a lot of great food options which include Umami burger, Sprinkles cupcakes, Mighty Quinns, the list goes on and on. Also, you get an awesome view of the Hudson River while enjoying your food.
They have a lot of tables and the place is huge so you never have to worry about not finding a place to sit.

Such a cool spot. Indoor, upscale food court and market. Along the same idea as Eatily and Chelsea market. This gem is down by Battery Park area and is located in the Winter Garden. There is a seasonal skating rink and unbelievable views of the Hudson River from the second floor. Hudson Eats has about a dozen eateries to choose from and is located above le District. This literally could be an all day event. They offer selections such as: Black Seed Bagels; Mighty Quinn’s BBQ; Umami Burger; Little Muenster (creative grilled cheese sandwiches); Dos Toros (killer burritos); Num Pang (Cambodian sandwiches); Tartinery; Chop’t (salads); Dig Inn (seasonal health food); Skinny Pizza (thin-​crust slices); Olive’s (coffee and sandwiches); Sprinkles (cupcakes); and Blue Ribbon Sushi.
La District (French food) is housed in the same building on the ground flour And there is some upscale shopping opportunity as well.
This is a must see! We walked down from the 9 – 11 Memorial on a drizzly, windy December day and it was nice to have an indoor option. I highly recommend this spot, rain or shine.

I don’t think I’ve ever liked a mall food court as much as I have liked this one. At least not in the U.S. Brookfield Place is the definition of upscale and luxury and this eatery is no exception. The setting is chic. Unlike the normal noisy buzz of a food court you would find at an average mall, Hudson Eats has nice tall, wood tables, elegant group seating and a backdrop that gives you a nice view. The food here is also a notch above what you would find. Reminds me of many of the restaurants that you would find at Chelsea Market.
Continue to be impressed by Brookfield Place. Great for an indoor day/​rainy afternoon!

Definitely an awesome food court with a well-​planned variety of cultural food options. Think of the highest quality fast food joints in New York City and you’ll find them here. You won’t be seeing any McDonald’s or Dunkin Donuts.
Instead, think Mighty Quinn’s, Dig Inn, Num Pang, Chopt, and Dos Toros. The options are diverse, but as you might expect, the prices are not cheap.
Instead of being adventurous, I decided to go to Dos Toros to satisfy a burrito bowl craving that I’ve been unable to quench due to Chipotle’s recent scandal. The bowl was good as expected. The service was pretty bad.
For dessert, I got Sprinkles. The service here was exponentially better. I got the coconut cupcake ($ 3.75) and thought it was amazing. My friend got a lemon one and thought it was okay.
To make up for the high prices, this place has a pretty amazing view. You can enjoy your expensive fast food whilst gazing out a panoramic view of New Jersey (I think?)
** I came here around 7 PM and it was pretty quiet. However, I’ve been here during lunch time before and it was reminiscent of a bison stampede. Do not recommend doing that.

Such a lovely location… and what a great variety of good quality chain restos…
Nice to walk up next to the Hudson river fro battery park and drop in here for lunch. Really a more ‘upscale’ food court. Nice seating, nice view, clean, modern.
You’d easily just pass it so need to know to go in the building, see the winter garden (palmtrees inside) and then go up the escalators to reach the food court.
I’m not a big meat eater so when I do I am very picky…
I had brisket at Mighty Quinn but will try something else next, maybe brisket is just not my thing, but I do think I prefer the bbq available in the real south… just dont think its the same! (bit dry)
wish I was working/​living nearby so I could stop here much more often!

One of the best things about NYC, you wander around and just like that you stumble upon an awesome place to stuff your face! Hudson Eats At Brookfield Place is a cafeteria on steroids, its spacious and has a bunch of great food places to choose from. NYC staples like Num Peng, Umami and Mighty Quinn’s are balanced by some lesser knowns like Little Munsters, Parm, Olive’s and Northern Tiger.
Be wary of the time that you choose to come, we found ourselves here at the peak of the dinner rush on a Friday evening. Lines were ridiculous but everything moved fairly quickly. All of the shops I walked by looked as if they accepted both cash and credit, but just in case they have an ATM tucked away at the further corner.
Some of the larger eateries have their own counters and seating, but there is ample seating scattered throughout the area — for all party sizes. Groups of cushioned booths, long bench booths and even sit alone singular tables. Off to the far right side, if you are lucky enough to snag a table near the window you are rewarded with beautiful view of the Hudson and the shores of Jersey.
The level of cleanliness here was surprising as well, especially with the throngs of people shuffling about. They have waste receptacles scattered throughout, Brookfield also gets bonus points for having a separate recycling receptacle — whether or not its being used properly is another story.

Cool space with many amazingly good food stations.
Enjoyed my time there with a view on the Hudson River.
The food choices are plentfiful and affordable. Everyone will find something good :)
Great stop for hungry tourists, but seems like locals love it too!

I absolutely LOVE Hudson Eats! When it opened t was a total game changer. It’s the perfect high end cafeteria with tons of space for large groups. Even during the lunch rush, I rarely have issues finding a seat.
Inevitably, there is a bit of a line during the lunch rush, so avoid those hours of you can. I have tried almost everything in here. Mighty Quinn’s is definitely my favorite but there is such a large variety you can’t go wrong!

One of the most populous and upscale food court around the city. Where else would you be able to score sprinkles, umami burger, blue ribbon sushi, mighty Quinn and num pang at one place (maybe same caliber as smorgaburg or Chelsea markets). Food is on the expensive side — ranging from 10 – 16 an entrée.
Came here lunch for four days.
Day 1 mighty Quinn’s — line was short but didn’t move too quickly. Got the brisket. Tastes better last time I got it in the actual store. Maybe because they’re not making the meat at this location? Not sure. Fell asleep at work after eating this though.
Day 2 Num pang — spicy pork rice bowl was good like always. The line also moved really quickly. Probably one of the cheaper options here. Recommend five spicy pork belly, catfish, tiger shrimps.
Day 3 Blue ribbon sushi — they have two stores that’s $$$. No wonder they’re charging $ 16 for a noodle/​rice bowl. But can’t deny the tuna noodle bowl being really good.
Day 4 Dos Toros — comparable to chipotle but 1 – 2 bucks more. Best thing is guacamole ranges from $ 0.5−1 depending on what you get. So I guess that makes up for it. The line was the fastest here! Lightning speed. But the taste is meh.
Overall 4 stars for diversity of food. On the higher end for price. But what do you expect when bankers frequent here for lunch and residents go shop on the lower level at stores like Burberry and omega.

This is by far the best food court I’ve ever been to. So many great options to choose from, for every budget and every taste. From sprinkles cupcakes to umami burger, the taste possibilities are endless! My husband and I ate dinner here before catching a movie at the nearby movie theater. No lines at all, we were in and out in 20 minutes. We both had Mighty Quinn’s — the brisket and ribs with a side of baked beans — so tasty and flavorful! Generous portions, friendly staff!

I’m finally getting around to my review of Hudson Eats after going here for lunch so many times. When it first opened, my coworkers and I were so excited. With so many options in a nicely renovated area with clean large tables, this was a major upgrade from our cafeteria at first.
Although not going to lie, I got sick of this place pretty soon. My major gripe is this place forced out the food trucks that used to come near the area because they didn’t want the food trucks competing with the food court. Taim was among one of them :(. The food options at Hudson Eats never change. So if you work in the area you’ll have pretty much tried every place. At least the food trucks rotated every day.
My favorite place to go is usually Dig Inn because of its healthier options. I also really like the Thanksgiving sandwich from Little Muenster, the Roasted Shiitake Mushrooms sandwich from Olive’s, and the Avocado and Asparagus tartine from Tartinery (except this is inconsistently made sometimes).
Lines can get pretty long during lunch time and of course no wait at all during dinner or on weekends. I found the best time to go was after 1pm. Here’s a rundown of the wait times during lunch:
Longest Wait — Skinny Pizza, Tartinery, Umami Burger, Little Muenster
Longest Lines — Mighty Quinn, Dos Toros, Num Pang (But lines move pretty quickly)
Moderate Wait — Dig Inn, Num Pang, Mighty Quinn’s
Fastest Wait — Dos Toros, Chop’t, Blue Ribbon Sushi, Sprinkles
No Wait — Olive’s, Blackseed Bagel, Northern Tiger
Most Expensive — Blue Ribbon Sushi
Things are somewhat expensive because mostly corporate employees come here for lunch. On a side note, I’ve had way too many Sprinkles cupcakes from coworkers buying them as a treat after this place opened up. Definitely try the Chai Latte one.

Delicious options, beautiful view right on the Hudson and in the upscale mall.
I’ve only been here once so far, but the options are so worthwhile, you will pretty much be able to find every cuisine to fit your mood!
On my first visit, I went during off peak hours (one hour before closing), so there were no lines.
I had the Umami sunny side burger — which is by far one of the best burgers I’ve ever had due to the way truffle was interlaced into the ingredients, and not just added as truffle oil!
I also had Skinny Pizza — a bit expensive, but you pay for better /​healthier ingredients!
Will be coming back & adding pictures :)

Could never be a mistake to come here! Especially during the cold months when its hard to walk around and make a decision on what to eat! hudson eats is beautiful inside! looks like a fancy cafeteria for the working crew in the financial district with good eats! Can be a bit pricey tho. The ones that stood out to me were: Mighty Quinn’s, Dig Inn, Tartinery, and Blue Ribbon Sushi.
Not a cheap place to eat but reasonable. Mostly an older adult, more mature crowd which is nice.
Was such a hard decision to make on what to eat. I wanted to get sushi to split with a friend but the 3 rolls for $ 18 but they were not fresh but boxed instead.
I then decided to yet half a chicken bbq at Mighty Quinns for only $ 9! It was great. :) Although Num Pang claims to be the «jealousy of the cafeteria,» Mighty Quinn’s definitely wins. After I ordered my meal at Mighty Quinn’s, almost everyone that passed eyed my meal and decided to order at Mighty Quinn’s.
My friend who I was with decided to get a chicken chimichurri sandwich at NumPang which was freshly made and delicious.
Sleek and modern interior with an awesome view of the Hudson at sunset. I think my favorite part of the décor is the lights over the tables, so modern.
Staff is very professional and willingly answer any questions. Le District French market is in the same building as well as some other shops.
Seem to be some locals here as well, good place to strike up an intellectual convo with a fellow New Yorker. I would def come back here.
BONUS: PATH train is connected to this place without having to go outside, just ask a friendly security guard for directions!

Niveau restaurants, il y a le choix, et surtout on peut manger «healthy» ! Par contre les prix c’est plutôt la fourchette haute. J’ai voulu tenter le sushi bar mais les 8 sashimi à 16 $ ça m’a calmé direct, du coup je me suis orienté vers les salades.
Le gros plus de ce food court, c’est tout de même la gigantesque terrasse orientée sud-​ouest qui permet de manger toute la journée sous le soleil, avec la vue sur le New Jersey (OK ça fait pas rêver), mais surtout sur l’Hudson River (et aussi sur la grande horloge Colgate haha)
Un bon spot pour une pause déjeuner sous le soleil :)