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Taco King to Expand to Hudson Falls

Photo credit: Alan Nudi

Taco Kings Jalisco has been enjoying much success at their downtown Glens Falls location, having opened in October of 2023, and expanded to the storefront next door in June of 2024.

Now, owner Juan Ramirez plans to open El Gallo Mexican Restaurant at 345 Main Street in Hudson Falls within the next few months.

Ramierz is native to Mexico City, and clearly knows his traditional Mexican fare, as evidenced by the near perfect Google reviews his current restaurant has. The birria tacos are the most talked about.

"The food is phenomenal here (the birria especially)," said one Google reviewer. "Outstanding! Staff are joyful and proud to serve high quality, authentic food!" said another.

Sources:

• Glens Falls Chronicle: 'Taco King' will open second restaurant in Hudson Falls

Uncommon Grounds Open in Queensbury as of September 4th

Exciting news for coffee and bagel lovers! Uncommon Grounds opened its latest location on Wednesday, September 4th. Located at 751 Glen Street, the former site of Recovery Grill, this spot promises to be a fan favorite for the local community.

What makes Uncommon Grounds special? Each location roasts its own coffee, ensuring the freshest brews, and bakes bagels from scratch on-site every morning. Uncommon Grounds has you covered whether you’re in the mood for a rich cup of coffee or a warm, freshly made bagel.

Already a favorite in Saratoga Springs, Albany, and Clifton Park, Uncommon Grounds is also known for its cozy atmosphere and commitment to quality. Each location offers a welcoming space for gathering with friends, working remotely, or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a delicious coffee in hand.

And if you’re looking for a job in a vibrant, community-focused environment, Uncommon Grounds is holding open job interviews now: https://www.uncommongrounds.com/

Be part of the team as they bring their signature charm and quality to Queensbury!

Source: GlensFallsChronicle

Chapman Reopens Second Floor of Historic House after Six Years

After nearly six years, the Chapman Museum will reopen two bedrooms on the second floor of the historic DeLong House on October 4.

"The reopening is a significant milestone for the museum and the community", said Nicold Herwig, Executive Director of the Chapman Museum. "Visitors can now step into these rooms and feel a tangible connection to the past."

Zopher and Catherine DeLong completed renovations on their Glen Street home in 1868, just after the city’s recovery from the 1864 fire. The 1868 Bedroom was a space for reading, sewing, and family care. By 1910, John and Emma DeLong modernized the home, adding a bathroom to the primary bedroom. The room, featuring ornate Victorian furniture, was Emma’s personal retreat for correspondence, reading, and sewing.

There is even an interactive kiosk available on the museums first floor for those with mobility limitations. 

Current Exhibitions:

• "Stitched in Time: 1850- 1950 Quilts" (Through Jan. 5) explores the evolution of textiles into art.
• "Glen Street, 1880s" (Through Dec. 1) showcases Glens Falls in the 1880s through photographs by Seneca Ray Stoddard