New Pizza And Coffee Bar Opens In Oakland County

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI — A new pizza and coffee bar opened in April on Long Lake Road in Bloomfield Hills.

Hudson's Place, located at the southwest corner of Long Lake and Telegraph roads, features artisan pizzas, craft coffee drinks and fresh-daily "grab and go" offerings ranging from sandwiches and pastas to baked goods.

Specialty pizzas include The New Yorker (basil pomodoro, mozzarella, parmigiano, halal beef pepperoni), Spicy Soppressata (basil pomodoro, mozzarella, nduja sausage, onion, chili-infused EVOO) and the Fig (mozzarella, fig, charred radicchio, gorgonzola, sun-dried tomato, spicy honey).

Other popular menu items include the Spicy Rigatoni Pasta, Chicken Satay (served with house-made peanut sauce) and Vegan Cocoa Protein Balls.

"From day one, we’ve been fanatical about the quality and lightness of the dough," Owner Tom Quni said. "Our team has been meticulously sourcing the same ingredients favored by Italy’s best pizzerias, which allows us to deliver the same quality and experience to our guests here in Bloomfield Hills."

The new restaurant will also offer seasonal summer specials, including Peaches N’ Burrata, Mushroom Truffle and Chicken Mango Habanero pizzas, as well as their Caprese Panozzi sandwich, Southwest Chicken Power Salad and a Spicy Watermelon Feta salad.

Current seasonal coffee and tea options include Frozen Matcha, Agent Latte, Hudson Palmer and Rose Ginger Latte, with all syrups made in-house and free of artificial flavors.

Pastries, cookies and muffins are also made in-house, while croissants are sourced daily from Cannelle.

"Whether you’re looking for coffee and a croissant, a quick salad or sandwich for lunch, or need to pick up pizzas for the family on the way home, Hudson's Place has you covered," Quni said. "Plus, you can feel good about serving your family dishes made with premium ingredients and pure extra virgin olive oil."

The restaurant will initially be open Tuesday through Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.