I found the most incredible fresh baked English muffins here. I grab extra bags as gifts to bring friends. They are soft, chewy, moist and just a tad sweet. You can tell just by squishing them in the bag they're not your average English muffin. I drive to Hudson just for these. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Good baked goods, wishes there were more clear signage for the different items so that I don't need to ask so many times.

Great bread! I went into the bakery to pick up some fresh bread and it didn't disappoint. Nice chewy crust with soft airy inside!

AMAZING little bakery in the heart of Hudson. Everything is always so fresh and delicious. My favorite thing to get here is always the Portuguese egg tarts. We always stop here if we're passing through Hudson and also pick up a loaf of bread while we're at it.

Someone recommended it, so I thought I'd try it, and found it worth a stop. I took the kids there and we went for variety, and were happy with most everything. The round loaf of bread was a hearty white bread. The chocolate sided cookies (red, green, uncolored), tasted like a shortbread, and were good. Two tarts, one custard and one a sugared jelly (much like a pecan pie) were both tasty. The Fried dough is a hearty chewy dough with sugared cinnamon. My daughter said she liked the cheesecake. The last two things were warm offerings, a mini shrimp tart/pie and chicken in fried bread. The Shrimp pie was ok (some shrimp chunks with some additional filling), but I wasn't a fan of the spices used, and it was a bit crumbly when you tried to eat it. The Chicken had similar spicing chicken but I found it more to my liking (Chicken was ground as if in a quisinart), it held together better when eaten, but a little too salty, so it didn't quite hit the mark with me either. All things considered, I think the offerings were quality, so I think it's worth a stop in.

Seriously these ladies make the best pastries. Their pastels are so delicious and the pao de quejo is so good. It's the perfect snack for my gluten free family members. They're also really helpful to people who don't speak Portuguese! Every visit I have tried something new and each time has been wonderful. So glad to have them so close!

Pastries and cookies top notch! Courteous service a consistent! Price points are vustomer-friendly...beats the more expensive bakeries around...definitely small town/neighborhood feel

Amazing pao de queijo & pasteis de nata ( haven't had them since a trip to Portugal two years ago and these brought me back to Belem! Very fresh and cute local bakery!

Came in to get some small fresh rolls on my way through town. I barely made it before closing time. There wasn't anyone in the place it was completely empty except for the cashier behind the counter. I asked for a bag of rolls and she got exactly how many I asked for very quickly and politely. Love the bread here, definitely will keep coming back for sure.

They've moved one unit to the right. A Portuguese sit down restaurant is now in Silva's former location. The staff has always been friendly with me and seem to know which customers to speak English or Portuguese without trying the other. I've been tempted to suggest they raise their prices but so far I've been able to keep my amazement to myself. Earlier this week I picked up 6 or 7 little treats for about $5. On my first or second visit, I asked the young lady behind the counter her favorite. It's a custard with sweet cheese in a small, round crust. Of course I ordered it and yes, it's very good. She keeps reminding me of the name but I can never remember. There are other varieties of this dessert including sweet bean. They now accept credit cards. In the new location, they have a long counter mounted to the wall so you can sit and eat if you choose.