Wood-fired pizza and a vintage-neon bar split The Half Moon in Hudson. Live bands and DJs most nights, karaoke on Wednesdays.
John McCulloch and Frances Sultan run the Half Moon, the center of Hudson's nightlife, out of one big, open room split cleanly in half: a bar with vintage furniture and neon on one side, a wood-fired pizza operation on the other. They carved out the pizzeria a couple of years back and cut a window between the two halves, so you can order a slice without leaving your barstool.
The pizza holds its own against the bar's reputation: thin-crust with good char, simple toppings done right, plus wings and garlic knots if you're settling in for a while. The drink list runs from well-made classic cocktails to a rotating local beer list, priced for a weeknight rather than a special occasion.
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