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Cold Spring New York Lower Village

Exploring Cold Spring's Lower Village

 Nestled alongside the Hudson River, Cold Spring's Lower Village is a picturesque area well-known for its gazebo and expansive lawn, where residents and visitors alike gather to enjoy live music and outdoor movies during the summer months. Let's take a stroll through the Lower Village and explore some of its unique offerings.

Cold Spring Gazebo Lower Village

Take the tunnel marked 'To River' from the Upper Village of Cold Spring and a whole new array of stores, scenery and eateries await you along Main Street in Cold Spring's Lower Village. 

 

Ricón Argentino

Run by a dedicated husband and wife team, Ricón Argentino is a must-visit spot for anyone in the Lower Village. While they offer an array of coffee and ice cream options, their fresh-made empanadas, accompanied by a chimichurri sauce that deserves to be bottled, are the real stars of the show. These empanadas are so popular that they often sell out quickly. Additionally, the owner showcases a delightful selection of Argentinian pastries, including the delectable Alfajores, a shortbread cookie filled with rich, creamy dulce de leche.

Cro'Nest

For those seeking a cozy and eclectic wine bar experience, Cro'Nest is the perfect destination. With a small but thoughtfully curated bar snack menu, this venue also hosts live music on select nights, adding to its lively ambiance. When you visit, be sure to try their refreshing Aperol Spritz, a favorite among patrons.

Brass Monkey Home

Brass Monkey Home, where we are proudly located, offers globally inspired home decor and tabletop items, as well as a revolving selection of international pantry goods. Whether you're in search of fresh finds or unique gifts, our store provides a diverse and ever-changing assortment of treasures from around the world. Swing by and discover something special to take home or bring your interior decorator and talk design.

Cold Spring Candy Store

A visit to Cold Spring wouldn't be complete without stopping by the Cold Spring Candy Store. Specializing in a variety of homemade confections, this shop is renowned for its chocolate, fudge, and other sweet treats. Their fudge selection is particularly noteworthy, featuring flavors like pistachio, chocolate peanut butter, pumpkin, and coconut. Additionally, the store offers a range of locally jarred honey and maple syrup, making it a perfect spot for gift shopping or satisfying your sweet tooth.

Moo-Moo's Creamery

Arguably the most famous ice cream shop in Cold Spring (and some say the World) Moo-Moo's is beloved by locals and visitors alike. All of their ice cream is made on the premises, ensuring a fresh and delicious experience every time. With a rotating selection of 16 flavors available daily, there's always something new to try. After selecting your scoop, take it to the expansive lawn overlooking the Hudson River and enjoy your treat with a stunning view.

Hudson House

Hudson House, a historic hotel and restaurant, offers an exceptional dining and lodging experience right across from the Hudson River. Diners can enjoy their meals on the patio while taking in the scenic views, or opt for the historic dining room, which dates back to 1832, during cooler weather. Have a weekend to spare? Stay in one of its 11 rooms or 2 suites for the weekend or a quick getaway.

The Chapel Restoration

Historic landmark, The Chapel Restoration is a public event space for music, performance, book readings, children's programming, private weddings and more.  With a revolving calendar of events, there is always something happening at The Chapel. 

Most visitors, even old-time residents of the area frequently miss Cold Spring's Lower Village.  With it's historic waterfront, lower Main Street is a gem waiting to be discovered, with its array of unique shops, delectable eateries, and scenic spots. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, there's always something new and delightful to experience in the Lower Village side of this river town community.

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