Getting to Know NoMad
NoMad takes its name from its spot north of Madison Square Park, running roughly from 25th to 30th Street between Sixth and Madison Avenues. Broadway is lined with buildings from the late 1800s and early 1900s, including the former Hotel Breslin, which opened in 1904 and is now Ace Hotel New York. Midtown sits to the north, with Flatiron and Chelsea a short walk south and west.
Close By: Madison Square Park, Koreatown & Flatiron
Madison Square Park is an 8-minute walk, with rotating public art and the first Shake Shack. Koreatown starts at 32nd Street, a few minutes north, for late-night barbecue and karaoke. Madison Square Garden and Penn Station are around 10 minutes west on foot.
Where to Eat & Drink in NoMad
NoMad has plenty to eat within a few blocks of the hotel. Picks from our Walking Guide include Mamazul on Broadway for regional Mexican plates, Bourke Street Bakery on 28th Street for sourdough and sausage rolls, and S&P Lunch on Fifth Avenue, a revived 1920s lunch counter. Closer to home, The Lobby serves food from breakfast until late every day.