35 Postcards
In a historic Beaux-Arts building, The Ned NoMad effortlessly fuses vintage glam and modern flair with plush rooms, an Italian restaurant, and a rooftop bar.
"The grand plateau at this plush American restaurant from Daniel Humm and Will Guidara might sound like a classic raw bar presentation, but don’t expect the standard breadth of seafood served raw and on various tiers. Instead, a couple of creative crudo, ceviche, or tartare creations arrive on ice, which might feature scallop, hamachi, oyster, or sea urchin." - Alexandra Ilyashov
"A series of low-lit, gorgeously appointed rooms off a glass-ceilinged atrium, the NoMad Hotel’s signature restaurant is suited for hours and hours of lingering. The star of the menu is the $94 roast chicken for two, a decadent affair laced with foie gras, black truffle, and chanterelles." - Paul Schrodt
"Ned NoMad is a 167-room hotel in NYC that includes dining establishments open to the public, such as Cecconi’s, a modern Italian restaurant, and Little Ned, a Prohibition-era cocktail bar. The club section is part of the Ned’s Club brand, catering to an elite membership." - Tierney Plumb
"The Nomad Bar is perfect when you’re looking for a classy atmosphere, great drinks, and a few share plates that won’t exactly be cheap, but will still cost less than your $1,000 NYC-prorated haircut. If you really have your sh*t together (and/or just got your bonus), plan your haircut to coincide with tickets to the magic show upstairs." - hannah albertine
"A multifaceted voyage awaits at The Ned Nomad, where fashion week enthusiasts embark on a delectable journey. This haven effortlessly intertwines accommodation, gastronomy, and nightlife with glamour, making it a serendipitous discovery for those in search of the ultimate fashion week experience. Amidst the sumptuous dishes, fashion insiders stumble upon exclusive soirées at the membership club's Magic Room, enveloping themselves in the vibrant spirit of the city that never sleeps." - Ty Gaskins
