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    Hudson Table - Philadelphia

    4.2 (77 reviews)
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    Gabriella L.

    We went for the greek cooking class. It was fun! The meal turned out very delicious. I do feel that it's a once and done activity - even if there were more cuisines you were interested in. It's something that only feels fun once to me for some reason

    Rita C.

    We've been twice, once to cook and another one to judge the chef-off. Both have been great! We started with a steak date night for our anniversary, and had lots of fun! Also got Great tips on where to shop for fresh ingredients around Philly. Second time it was chef Anne bs chef Jared. Still say Anne killed it and should have won... both were delicious. If you're looking for a great evening, lots of fun and great food... Let's get cooking! At the Hudson Table ;-) Remember to BYOB... though there is a small market up the street...

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    Raul J.

    Went for a chef competition with my partner and we had a great time! It was our first time going to one of these and I definitely recommend checking it out. Just know to arrive 30min to an hour early because parking is absolutely ghastly. They don't have a dedicated parking lot so good luck finding it somewhere. We went on cinco de mayo so maybe parking was worse than usual. The food was great quality but I am giving this place 4 stars because it was rather expensive and the portions were small so I was left hungry at the end of it.

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    Kate F.

    Whenever I'm watching the Food Network or Top Chef, I always dream of being able to try all of the food as one of the judges --- recently at Hudson Table, I was able to do just that! My husband and I had a gift card that we used to attend one of their Chef Competitions --- and it was by far one of the coolest brunch experience we've ever had that I would highly recommend for any foodie! We arrived 15-20 min prior to the start of the event and were greeted warmly and offered complimentary coffee. We were allowed to choose any open seat and bee-lined for one of the chef's counter seats (others are seated at tables elsewhere in the room, and it's first come-first serve). Our chefs introduced themselves and chatted with us as they prepped for the competition, explaining that they had both seen their "secret ingredient list" when they arrived that morning about 1 hour prior to the event. Eventually, our host reviewed the rules: the chefs would prepare 3 courses (appetizer, entree, dessert) using only the secret ingredients along with any pantry staples already present in the kitchen. Each chef and their sous chef could work on any of the three rounds at any time, but had time limits for when a course was anticipated to be plated. We were given rubrics to grade each course on taste, presentation, and creativity. And then --- they were off! We had a blast observing the chefs, picking up on cooking techniques via observation, sampling sauces at various points in their creation, and watching them plate each course. We were served 6 total dishes, with one chef clearly winning for presentation while the other really won us over for taste. Unfortunately, after a frittata debacle (it didn't cook all the way through within the time allotted, but the finished edge pieces were delectable), one chef emerged a clear winner. Some notes: The chef competitions have limited seats and seem to sell fast. Our date opened at 11 AM and was sold out by 11:20 AM, so if you're interested in attending, make sure you're ready to book right at ticket release! They request that patrons with dietary restrictions watch for special chef competitions accommodating these needs, but did ask about allergies/restrictions with the intention of trying to accommodate if able. It's BYOB!

    Payal P.

    Awesome cooking class in Northern Liberties. We walked in where we were handed bread with bruschetta. My friend and I were paired with 2 other people to prepare dishes. This cooking class is good for someone who wants to make a fast cooking version of a meal without the clean up. They had everything already measured out and in separate trays. All 4 of us worked as a team to prepare dishes. It did help me learn more about how to get better at my knifing skills (like I didn't realized when a tomato is too watery you can cut it on the opposite side). While we grilled the lamb and shrimp kabobs, they cleaned our tables in order to prepare space for us to eat at. I would definitely consider this place a great idea for date night or an outing with friends. They even offer parties and chef head to head competitions. Afterward they gave us boxes to take home our cooking. It was nice because I got like 2 meals out of this class.

    PLEASE read the reviews about how terrible their customer service is before you support this place. I bought 4 tickets to take my dad for his birthday. Shortly after his friends asked to come and asked if I could grab 4 more so they don't sell out. Cool I do so. After getting $1200 from us I get a text demanding an extra 20% and them accusing me of not wanting to pay gratuity for a large party. First of all this isn't a sit down restaurant literally nothing changes by adding more to my party since they plan for like 20 people every night. So demanding an extra 20% because I ordered someone else's tickets is just greedy. When I questioned the policy and told them that seems unreasonable they canceled our entire order and tried to argue over text about not wanting us there anyway and trying to scam them. Yikes. I could've easily used someone else's info if I want to scam them. I have brought several people here for special occasions despite the fact that the food is usually pretty mid the experience was fun. So if you want to support terrible customer service and lack luster food by all means go for it. Most of the chefs are pretty nice so it's disappointing that their management is so unprofessional. Never going back. Thankful I got a refund when I did Update: since the owner is a liar here are the texts where he claims I lose my mind. Clearly I am very calm while he is rude. This business is a scam. You intend to sell the 20 seats so me taking 8 is no different than two parties taking up the 8. So glad I never have to deal with the again. Guess people like me just aren't "a great fit" for their scam

    Chassidy K.

    I planned my Deltaversary (Delta Sigma Theta Sorority inc.) event at the Hudson Table Philly for a group of 17 woman. When I say we had a ball, we had good time. It's BYOB (wine). It's a personal setting and you will enjoy yourself. Chef Doug was an amazing teacher and his crew were helpful as well. I definitely recommend for people to book with Hudson table.

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    Samantha M.

    I was expecting for this class to be more of a couple experience to be able to cook together- but it wasn't that at all. They chefs took most of the cooking into their hands. It was just my bf and I- so you will share your kitchen/dining space with another group/couple if you sign up as 2 people. We had a full class- so it was really tight working around the kitchen space. Our menu was a Spanish paella with churros for dessert. The paella we created was great-the rice was the one thing we were nervous about not being cooked fully-but luckily came out just fine. It's BYOB- so make sure to bring something to sip on for your meal. They give you instructions on what to do- with chefs following around the room to help out. They mention some tips/show you ways to cut, prepare any items before hand. Throughout half way, the class felt a very rushed and most of the time- the chefs who were instructing were using our group as the demo for most of the time. I only stirred the rice (since that was the one thing I was worried about most). We also did not get to make the desserts, which we were most excited for- we only prepared the batter for the churros-while the chefs fried the churros while everyone was eating. Overall, we enjoyed our experience here- but wish to have a class that is not fully booked, and where the guests can actually cook instead of the chefs.

    Ritesh S.

    We had a good time here though I'll say they're still ironing out kinks and could improve the instructions to make the buck fully worth the bang. I'll start by saying to get a spot for the February Valentine's Day course took some hoop jumping and stalking their Instagram in order to get enough info and book before things filled up. The process should be simpler and though I can understand that planning meals takes time, I wish the calendar of events was at least updated out a month in advance (so can book for February in January.) As far as background...This is a NYC concept that's made it's way over to Philly. It's nice operation in concept and I'm happy they're here to spread the fun! Our meal was "A Day in Italy" consisting of broccoli rabe, white bean dip, fresh pasta, and a tiramisu - solid menu! Located in the Piazza, it's a bit tough to find parking in the area so we did plan to show up early so we could leave enough time to circle and find parking. They do have good COVID precautions in place following city guidelines and asking us to be masked up until we enter and show valid vaccination status. We first gathered at the large kitchen area where the chefs go over the menu of the day and good kitchen safety and knife techniques. Then, by first come first serve, we sit at tables of 4 to make a meal for the table. The apps are made family style and then the pasta dish was made for two. There are instructions and pre portioned ingredients for all dishes. The instructions didn't exactly always go with what we actually ended up doing - so it became confusing. I found best to ask questions for better guidance. There was one main chef and then two supporting chefs that worked the room and helped answer questions and move things between set up and clean up - all very helpful and eager to aid! Overall the dishes came out great and they were generally simple enough to make. We've never made fresh pasta before and it was definitely the highlight of our experience and we could tell it was the general focus of the course. Our company at the table was also good to hang with and it was nice meeting new people. The course is BYOB and we came prepared along with some to go containers for leftovers (Hudson Table did communicate this via email before our course so it was nice to have this information prior to coming on site.) It is on the pricier side to do this experience but overall is worth it to do at least once. Thanks Hudson Table for a good time!

    Rebecca K.

    We've been to 3 events with Hudson Table - a virtual paella making class during COVID, an in-person Mediterranean cooking class last summer, and an in-person chef competition this past January. Hudson Table has such a wide variety of classes and offerings, there truly is something for everyone! Our first virtual experience was awesome - we stopped by in advance of the class to pick up the pre-portioned ingredients, logged on to the virtual link, and cooked alongside the chefs. It was sooo helpful to have the ingredients shared with us and measured out for us already; it really made the process go more smoothly. The Mediterranean class was amazing - my husband took me for my birthday, and while it was a "public" class, no one else booked that date, so we wound up having a private class for the 2 of us! Our chef helped guide us along the steps in the recipes, sharing some knife and prep skills along the way. We made a ton of dishes (lamb, spanakopita, tzatziki, shrimp, tabbouleh) that we got to enjoy at the end of the class (and we took home so many leftovers since we didn't have to share with others). It was during this class that we learned about the chef competition, which we knew we had to experience. We stalked the class releases and purchased tickets for the January chef competition for 4 so we could bring our brother and sister in law. Unfortunately, on the day of the event, my husband wound up being in the hospital, so we tried to get a refund for our tickets or reschedule. Hudson Table was not very helpful in our situation - since it was last minute, they tried to sell our tickets, but no one took the offer. They didn't offer a refund, which in fairness was in the comments when purchasing (but a hospitalization seemed like an extenuating circumstance...). Luckily, my husband got discharged literally 2 hours before the event, and since we paid a decent bit for the tickets and didn't want to eat the cost, we were still able to make it. He still enjoyed himself (just couldn't drink the wine pairing and stayed put for the most part of the night, not really walking around too much to see the chefs in action), but we were frustrated by the inflexibility of Hudson Table. Nevertheless ... the chef competition was an amazing experience. I loved being able to watch the chefs in action and seeing their creative takes on the available ingredients. While the ingredients were less crazy that some that we see on Chopped, it was still so fun to watch it all AND get to enjoy the creations. The ambience was amazing, really felling like we were on the Food Network with the countdown clock and rating process. Since it was full meals by 2 different chefs, it was a ton of food and I wound up taking ~50% home with me, haha. Despite our frustrations earlier in the day and stresses of if we were able to make it or if we had to eat the (expensive) costs, we had a great time at this event. The money was definitely worth it, and I would totally do it again (hopefully when my husband can fully enjoy it - hopefully no other scary situations beforehand!). Hudson Table is a great spot for a team visit, a date night, or just a chance to learn about a new cuisine, and I would recommend it - just be prepared to commit to your class!

    Bhavika P.

    Attended a private birthday party event here and it was my first time visiting the place. Amazing set up and can easily hold 40 people. Chef Doug Brown was amazing...loved everything on the menu starting from pork belly tostado (tomato jam was epic) , pumpkin sage agnolotti, Peruvian roast chicken. The entire staff was super attentive and made sure that tables were all the time clean, food was filled up continuously and very flawless transition from apps to entree to cake cutting to desserts. The host also had a bartender who served signature cocktails and they were excellent. I would love to come back here and try their cooking classes.

    Marcella G.

    What a fun work gathering/team building event! Everyone got into it and the food was delicious! Our hosts were a great time and helped us when we were struggling a little bit but just enough to make people feel like they were owning their own meal! Was very easy to plan from a coordination standpoint and you get to pick from all the different menus they even let us add in a side dish for a little extra (which they prepared). Highly recommend!!!

    Natalie C.

    What a GEM! This has been by far the best cooking class we have been to. Doug was an amazing leader and chef for our "Advanced Thai" class accompanied by this three other colleagues. They were kind, instructive, and created an overall fantastic experience. As a pair, we made two dishes along with another pair who made another two dishes, creating a four-dish meal to share at the end. We did all the prep and cooking (just not the measurements) throughout the whole process. BYOB certainly makes it a fantastic experience for anniversaries, birthdays, or just a good time with friends. Can't wait to come back!

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