$49 for a Three-Course Tasting Menu for Two at Hudson's on the Bend ($99 Value). Three Redemption Periods Available.
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Chefs add innovative sauces to wild-game dishes lauded in an Austin Chronicle reader poll and served on a rustic garden patio
A restaurant meal is incomplete without its after-dinner mint, which cleanses the palate before patrons gnaw a subterranean tunnel home. Chew the scenery with this Groupon.
$49 for a Three-Course Chef’s Tasting Menu for Two ($99 Value)
Each diner selects an item from the following three courses:
First course
- Garden greens in a creamy lemon-basil dressing with a carrot-and-jicama slaw and marinated tomatillos
- Chipotle lobster bisque with parmesan puff pastry<p>
Entree
- Crunchy trout with mango-jalapeño aioli and ancho paint
- Pecan-wood-smoked beef tenderloin in a jalapeño hollandaise<p>
Dessert
- Caramel-pecan pie dipped in belgian chocolate
- Warm peach and blackberry cobbler with Blue Bell vanilla ice cream<p>
Chefs add innovative sauces to wild-game dishes lauded in an Austin Chronicle reader poll and served on a rustic garden patio
A restaurant meal is incomplete without its after-dinner mint, which cleanses the palate before patrons gnaw a subterranean tunnel home. Chew the scenery with this Groupon.
$49 for a Three-Course Chef’s Tasting Menu for Two ($99 Value)
Each diner selects an item from the following three courses:
First course
- Garden greens in a creamy lemon-basil dressing with a carrot-and-jicama slaw and marinated tomatillos
- Chipotle lobster bisque with parmesan puff pastry<p>
Entree
- Crunchy trout with mango-jalapeño aioli and ancho paint
- Pecan-wood-smoked beef tenderloin in a jalapeño hollandaise<p>
Dessert
- Caramel-pecan pie dipped in belgian chocolate
- Warm peach and blackberry cobbler with Blue Bell vanilla ice cream<p>
Need To Know Info
About Hudson's on the Bend
Jeff Blank and his kitchen crew like to joke that other cooks must suffer from a "fear of cooking." That's because, for the award-winning chef, cooking is a kind of alchemy—an ambitious experiment that is sometimes fated to fail. But when it works, Jeff and his Executive Chef Kelly Casey transform fresh ingredients, often plucked from local farms and ranches, into piquant dishes adorned with housemade sauces, such as tomatillo white chocolate, mango jalapeño, and bourbon vanilla praline. Behind the kitchen, a stone smokehouse infuses ostrich, rattlesnake, and venison meats with dusky notes, creating entrees that have won them recognition for the Best Wild Game Dish from readers of the Austin Chronicle.
Diners take in the gustatory array on a patio and in a garden gazebo, surrounded by vegetable plants, flowers, and trees wrapped in petite nodes of light. Even the rustic, upscale decor—characterized by soft candlelight, red tablecloths, and vibrant paintings along exposed-stone walls—has earned acclaim, finding favorable mention in the New York Times' travel guide.