MOTO Coffee/Machine

I stumbled on this place a few years ago (pre covid) and immediately loved it. The excellent coffee and food are served in the front half, and the bikes, clothes, and riding gear are in the back.

The folks here are incredibly friendly, laid back, and knowledgeable and love talking bikes, rides, and gear. The bikes that they have in various stages of restoration are amazing to look at and talk about, and every one of them has enough soul that you’ll start coming up with reasons to add one to your garage (or living room).

It’s definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area. It’s full of character, and easily my favorite place for coffee in the Hudson Valley.

Came for breakfast, left impressed. Nice space, good service & presentation - down to the cups. The coffee was excellent, as was the food. The waffles (sweet ones in my case) are very light and innovative in their combinations. Very nice! Not to be missed if you’re in the area.

BEST (& most unique) espresso drink in town -- the Spiced Maple Latte is not to be missed. Also worth noting that Moto is open every day of the week, & has excellent savory & sweet pastries -- quality to rely on.

You don't see cool places like this everywhere... delicious coffee, superb waffle menu (sweet + savory!) and a collection of motorcycles and gear to drool over all morning. Looking forward to visiting again!

Delicious nutty drip coffee, friendly vibes with a tasty pastry case. They have a lot of food options that are locally sourced and well behaved doggos are allowed inside.

A Hudson staple, and one of my personal favorite small businesses to support. A combination coffee shop/motorcycle "pro shop," it's the ultimate weekend hangout. The coffee is top notch, the pastries and service items are excellent, and the cafe staff are welcoming. In the back the gear and parts are hand selected by two passionate (ie fanatical) gear heads who offer valuable experience and insight.

Whether you're making a two wheeled pilgrimage or just need a breakfast wrap in the morning, there's no better place.

This place is amazing. Fascinating combination of a cafe, art store and bike shop. We travelled to Hudson recently for my roommates birthday, we moved to NY recently and don't have a lot of friends here yet, so we've been doing a fair amount of exploring. We were able to rent a small car and travel with all our friends to upstate NY and explore a new area.

When we were walking from the river to the restaurant where we were gonna have lunch, I decided to stop for a coffee, and oh boy, so good we did. They have good coffee and I also bought a chocolate bar, dark chocolate from Colombia, very tasty, tho Alice are most of it, I almost bought a second one, but we were about to have lunch so I decided to wait.

Once in the store we saw there's a big selection of motorcycle gear, art books, outfit and the sort. I'm afraid of motorcycles but I was fascinated by all the cool products they have. None of the bikers were threatening, all the opposite, very nice folks. The store guy used to be a painter and he shared with us about the store, their stories and tips about the area.

They had some very cute pink shoes that weren't available on my size, so I had to get the grey ones, which aren't as cute but are very sturdy, they're my first piece of biking gear and the start of a promising new and adventurous hobby.

We spent almost an hour at the store, then got some lunch at a cutesie French restaurant, and then drove back home to NY with all our friends. It was a lovely day, I feel very privileged and blessed to have such beautiful friends to spend time with. Specially Cat. Windsor is moving away soon tho, he'll be missed. But hopefully we'll be able to cast a new member to fill the void.

It has a pretty cool look to it, with a coffee shop & grill in the front and motorcycle gear along the walls and on tables in the back. The place was clean and the staff were polite, but the coffee was downright awful.

I shouldn’t be so surprised by the prices. But I was a bit disappointed. Average coffee, the staff was friendly but seemed really overwhelmed during peak hours on the weekend. I hope they’re not understaffed

I stumbled on this gem of a bike shop/Cafe, coffee was out of this world and the young man named Ian in the bike shop was very knowledgeable on everything motorcycles. I think I was there for 2 hours just talking about anything and everything motorcycle related. If you're in Hudson and you like motorcycles and coffee, then you need to stop in