Black and white logo for Hudson's Coffee with two coffee beans above the text.
A woman with glasses and shoulder-length brown hair smiling while sitting at a table in a coffee shop, wearing a colorful floral shirt and a red apron. In the background, a barista with long red hair tied back, wearing a white shirt and gray apron, is working behind the counter.

Hudson’s is a friendly & largely volunteer run coffee shop for the whole community based at Danbury Mission Church.

We’re open Monday - Friday 9am - 2:30pm

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Coffee & Teas


Espresso | £1.70

Double Espresso | £2.20

Macchiato | £1.90

Americano | Reg £2.30, Large £2.60

Cappuccino | Reg £2.50, Large £2.80

Latte | Reg £2.50, Large £2.80

Flat White | £2.80

Iced Coffee | £2.70

Syrups | Caramel, Gingerbread, Chocolate, Terry’s Chocolate Orange, Pumpkin spice, Vanilla | £0.40

Mocha | Reg £2.80, Large £2.90

Iced Mocha | £3.20

Hot Chocolate | Reg £2.90, Large £3.10

Hudson’s Special Hot Chocolate (with cream & maltesers) | Reg £3.20, Large £3.40

Tea People Loose-leaf Tea | English Breakfast, Decaf | £2.10

Earl Grey, Gunpowder Green, Rooibos, Peppermint, Lemon & Ginger, Spiced apple, Red Berry | £2.30

Soft Drinks


Frobisher’s Fruit Juice | 250ml glass bottle | Cloudy apple, orange, pineapple, mango, cranberry | £2.60

Cawston Juice Drink | 200ml carton | Apple & pear, Apple & summer berries, Apple & Mango | £1.60

Belvoir Sparkling Presse | 250ml | Elderflower, Elderflower light, Handmade lemonade, Raspberry lemonade light, Ginger beer | £2.60

Still Water | 250ml glass bottle | £1.50

Sparkling Water | 250ml glass bottle | £1.50

Diet Coke | £2.50

Food


Hudson’s Toasted Sandwiches | Soft white or rustic granary bread | Cheese and Ham, Tuna Melt, Goats Cheese and Red Pepper, Bacon, Brie and Cranberry | £4.50 - £4.95

Pigs in Blankets Pastry | £3.75

Savoury Pastries | £3.75 | £4.95

Selection of Handmade Cakes | Full slice £2.85

Sweet Salty Popcorn | £1.10

Cake Bars & Squares | Flapjack, rocky road & other favourites £2.50

Toasted Tea Cake | £2.20

Toasted Crumpets | £2.20

Tiptree Jam or Marmite | £0.50

Children’s Snacks | Pom bears, yo-yos | £1.10

Children Lunch Bag | £4.00

Community events

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Cream Tea Days

Every month, we have a popular cream tea day at Hudson’s from 9am - 4:30pm.

No booking required.

Upcoming dates

Friday 5th December

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Craft Mornings

We host a monthly craft morning

for adults from 10-12am.

In the school holidays, we also have craft for kids.

Everyone welcome to come and join.

Adults Craft Dates

Monday 15th December

Kids Craft Dates

Children's books featuring animals, including "The Gruffalo," "Scarface Claw," and "Zoo," with colorful illustrations of a forest, a black cat, and a mouse.

Storytime!

Storytime is our very popular spot in the week for pre-schoolers to come out with their grown-ups to meet friends, sing songs, and hear great stories together! We meet in Hudson’s coffee shop every Wednesday 10:45 - 11:15am.

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Short Mat bowls

Every second and fourth Monday of the month, we have short mat bowls at the coffee shop for anyone who wants to come and play. 12:30 - 2:30pm.

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We named our coffee shop after someone called Hudson Taylor.

At just 21, Hudson Taylor decided to make a trip from the Liverpool docks to Shanghai with one purpose: to share the good news about Jesus with the people of China. Hudson arrived in 1854 when China was in the middle of a civil war.

He travelled around China sharing medical supplies and teaching about Jesus. Unlike other expats, he spoke Mandarin, dressed in Chinese clothes, and grew a pigtail. He did not want to impose British culture on the people of China, but wanted them to know that Christianity was for all cultures. Hudson made special efforts to establish Chinese churches with Chinese leaders. With this goal in mind, he founded the China Inland Mission in 1865, an organisation that still exists today.

Hudson dedicated his whole life to China and was buried in 1905 on Chinese soil. His motto was: “There is a living God who has spoken in the Bible. He means what He says and will do all He has promised.”

If you’d like to know more about Hudson Taylor or the Christian faith, please speak to any of our coffee shop volunteers.

Two men are sitting at a small round table in a cozy cafe, engaging in conversation. One man, wearing glasses and a sweater, is holding a cup and smiling, while the other, wearing a cap and glasses, is resting his hands on the table. There are two cups and a saucer on the table. In the background, a woman with red hair is sitting on a purple booth, looking at her phone. The cafe has large windows, a vase with yellow flowers on the window sill, and a pink sign on the wall.
Three women smiling and standing together in a coffee shop, all wearing aprons with the Hudson's Coffee logo. One woman has short gray hair and glasses, the middle woman has long blonde hair, and the woman on the right has shoulder-length brown hair and glasses.
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