NOMAD
Anchored by Madison Square Park, a gem of a public space named after President James Madison, NoMad has become one of the city’s most desirable locations. Historically an elite neighborhood, the park’s perimeter was ringed with mansions and luxury hotels; about a hundred of those now restored buildings make up the Madison Square North Historic District. High-end design boutiques dot Park and Madison Avenues, catering to an increasingly sophisticated clientele. And the park is again a gathering place for many young families who live in this area where, ages ago, the Manhattan cocktail was invented. Today it’s also a gourmand’s paradise, thanks to 11 Madison Park, Union Square Cafe, and a host of others.
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Things to love about NOMAD
Central location
Foodie paradise
Madison Square Park
Great for families
The NoMad Hotel, Rizzoli Bookstore, 11 Madison Park, Union Square Cafe
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Dog parks and runs in the area are great for four-legged-friend-loving owners to get to know their neighbors.
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La Pecora Bianca on 2nd Avenue serves a large variety of dishes, from crispy octopus, to strozzapreti, to a simple dish of spaghetti for those looking for something deliciously Italian.
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The Breslin is the spot in NoMad for American and British cuisine for those looking for a place heavy on meat and drinks.
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The Beaux Arts–styled NoMad Hotel on Broadway is Parisian inspired and just a quick trip to both the Museum of Modern Art and the Empire State Building.
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Luxury condo buildings now paint the city blocks of this neighborhood that was once known mostly for its shopping.
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