Little Rico - Hudson (NY)

5 /5 Marina Kemper: We came here both days for breakfast on our Hudson weekend! The whole place is 100% gf. Highly recommend the burritos!

5 /5 Kylie Goode: While traveling through Hudson, NY for an appointment at Healthful Habits with Jennifer Goldberg, I stumbled upon Little Ricos, and I am so glad I did. The space immediately caught my eye—it is absolutely adorable, welcoming, and full of character. Little Ricos describes itself as a wellness bodega, and that could not be more fitting. It felt like the perfect place to stop before heading to an appointment focused on health and self-care. What better pairing than nourishing your body on the way to getting healthful habits from Jennifer? I grabbed one of their cold-pressed juices, and it was amazing—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. You can really tell this is a spot that prioritizes wellness without sacrificing taste. If you are venturing through Hudson, whether for a wellness appointment or just exploring the town, Little Ricos is absolutely worth stopping into. It perfectly complements the health-focused, feel-good experience Hudson is known for, and it made my visit even more enjoyable.

1 /5 Sh F: If you come all the way here be aware the staff wont make you food if they decide to start cleaning up early! Came at 3:40 to get a wrap to go and they close at 4, but the staff would not make food. Said "kitchen closed". They blamed it on rules set by "the owner". At least they should warn people on the site they wont make take-out after a certain time.

2 /5 Alexis: I would love to say that eating at Little Rico’s is an enjoyable experience, but it’s far from it. I’ve been there a handful of times and have always gotten takeout. The place itself is tiny and doesn’t offer much room to eat inside or wait for your food. Each time I order food online I have to wait another 10-20 minutes after the order was supposed to be ready. It seems like they prioritize those who eat inside instead of takeout orders. The girls working the counter are nice but the kitchen is insanely slow. The food itself is bland and very simple. It shouldn’t take 40 minutes to make a salad and a smoothie. The clientele seems to be mostly city people (so beware), who don’t move out of the way when you say excuse me and pretend you don’t exist even as they bump into you. Not a fault of the business I suppose. I’d love to support a small business but for the bland, city priced food, and the extreme wait, it’s just not worth it.

5 /5 Dev C: It can be hard to find places that cater to your allergies, but not in Hudson. I came here with a friend who is gluten free and we were happy to find out that the whole kitchen if GF, and they had good options — all delicious for breakfast and lunch. The set up is cute, colorful and intimate with outdoor seating. Since we were planning on doing a nearby trail, I want to eat something substantial, so I ordered a make your own burrito with grilled chicken, kale, vegan cheese, sweet plantains, roasted potato and pico de gallo. My friend also ordered one of the specialty burritos and a coffee. My take, pre-hike especially, is that this was one of the best healthy non-traditional burritos I’ve had EVER. Really enjoyed this place and would 100% return the next time I’m in the area.