Wild Hare

Colin Moore

Our go to spot for dinner! Have been here 3 times and has been excellent every time. You can taste the care and effort that goes into dishes made on the handcrafted menu that changes seasonally. Every dish was delicious and balanced! Scratch kitchen, so everything is made fresh. The only downside is they only serve beer, no wine or spirits available. With a full bar this place would be perfect!

Chris Parsons

Although it got its start as a breakfast/lunch cafe this place is a hidden gem for a top quality dinner experience in a non-pretentious friendly atmosphere. The menu isn't large, but is carefully curated offering a variety that should interest most. The ingredients were fresh and layered for rich flavor. The portion size is just right in that you can actually finish your meal and be satisfied with room to share a dessert (or appetiser) if you wish. Best part is despite the level of quality which exceeds many Boston restaurants the prices are quite reasonable. Don't sleep on this, it is going to get discovered and will be difficult to get a reservation before too long.

Laura Bowler

I really love it here! The vibe is amazing. I've been for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food and drinks are delicious (best lavender latte I've had), the music they play is always lovely, and the staff is always so kind! The only reason I gave service four stars instead of 5 is sometimes the wait staff will just keep coming over to ask how things are. I totally get it's part of their job, but after the fourth or fifth time it just gets to be a bit overbearing. Otherwise I highly recommend it!

Elanna Honan

We were blown away by the creative shareable plates. Everything we tried was better than the last! Service was great and the cornbread was to die for.

Vinson Huynh

I recently stopped by The Wild Hare in Hudson after hearing some buzz, and overall, the experience was… mixed. The food was good — fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. I had no complaints there. The coffee was solid, too. The wait to order was decent. Not the fastest, but nothing outrageous either. The atmosphere was cute and cozy, and it seemed like a nice spot to relax or catch up with a friend. But what really threw me off — and honestly left me feeling a bit frustrated — was the tipping setup. You place your order at the counter, grab your own coffee, and pick up your food when your name is called. Yet you’re prompted to leave a tip upfront, before you’ve received anything, and without any actual table service. I’m all for tipping when service is being provided, but in this case, it felt awkward and a little unfair. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it did put a damper on the experience. I just think if you’re going to ask for tips, there should be some level of service attached. Otherwise, it starts to feel less like gratitude and more like obligation.