Secret Behind Hudson Valley Restaurant’s Sudden Closure Revealed

A beloved waterfront restaurant in the Hudson Valley briefly closed down. We've learned why.

Captain Jake's Suddenly Closes Down In Newburgh, New York

Last Monday, the owners of Captain Jake's took to social media to let customers know that the beloved seafood restaurant would be closed on Wednesday, Oct. 22.

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"🚨We will be closed on Wednesday, October 22nd all day. We will be reopened on Thursday," the Facebook post read.

A reason for the sudden closure wasn't given. The restaurant is typically open every day from 11:30 a.m. until at least 9 p.m. It stays open later on Saturdays, according to the eatery's Facebook.

The menu is built around fresh seafood, but also includes options like filet mignon, burgers, sandwiches, and more. Personally, I think Captain Jake's makes one of the best lobster bisques and New England clam chowder in the Hudson Valley.

Reason For Closure Finally Revealed

On Wednesday, Captain Jake's revealed why the eatery was closed last week. For filming.

"Last week we had the honor of filming an episode for Netflix’s Four Seasons 2. What an awesome crew and experience! Look out for Captain Jake’s in the new season!," the post read.

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