Ambos, means “yes to both.” It is brought to life by Chef Norberto Piattoni, inspired by his Argentine heritage and his prolific fermentation practices and cooking methods. Here you will find local meat, seafood, fresh pasta, and produce—transformed by live-fire cooking and other bespoke culinary processes and interpretations.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 549 Washington St, Hudson, NY 12534
Phone: (518) 660-0885
Website: https://pocketbookhudson.com/dining
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Reviews
The food felt like the ratios of things were just a little off. Good, but not quite great yet.
The raw oysters felt like there was a little too much finishing salt and not enough fermented tomato or smoked olive oil flavor. The fluke was missing the pickled cranberries that would’ve brightened it up more. And, the mutten was a little underdone, had two large pieces of fat-only out of four pieces, and no pepper flavor in sight.
From the description of the menu, the pickled/fermented flavors is the point and we felt like they were pulling their punches a little. Even the fermented honey in the house made bread just tasted like regular honey.
It seems like the restaurant is still new, and I would love to come back and see how things develop.
The bread. Get the bread. It’s so good.
The standout for me was the chicory salad – perfection! The freshly baked bread, lamb, and culotte were also all excellent, and others in our group really enjoyed the crudo.
Space is industrial chic, with a nice open bar area. There didn’t seem to be a parking lot or signage and the hotel still seems like it was under construction, so it was a little confusing where to go. Head upstairs for the restaurant – you won’t be disappointed!
6 pieces of lukewarm ravioli and 4 slices of chantarelle mushrooms for $40? As someone visiting from New York and accustomed to ravioli inflation, this price would have a restaurant ran out of Williamsburg.
Unforgettable rogel (three stale wafers layered between mysteriously blue cheese flavored meringue and dulce de leche-colored dollops).
Prices are nonsensical and offensive. Unfortunate experience in an otherwise nicely designed space.
Beautiful place and fantastic food
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