Best Contemporary Italian Restaurants in NoMad
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- VVenusNew York City •4 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe loved our meal there and were so grateful to have the time we so needed to catch up. Our server was wonderful.More infoStella 34 TrattoriaPrice: Moderate• Italian• Midtown West•4.4
- LLisaVIPNew York City •30 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWe were so pleased with our first visit to Carmine's. My husband and I usually travel to NYC alone, and have never gone before because we heard how large the portions are - and they are NOT kidding. There were 7 of us for dinner, and we shared a Caesar Salad, Cheesy Garlic Bread, Rigatoni Bolognese, Eggplant Parm, Veal Scallopini, and Tiramisu and it was perfect portions. Only thing we took home was the Garlic Bread (which the 19-year-old scarfed down likely before it made it to the hotel fridge.) Paul our server was fantastic - happy to see our family reunion the day after Christmas with family from Myrtle Beach. The restaurant is crowded and loud, so expect that - but it's a fun environment and you can tell it's mostly families just having a great time. This dinner capped off a perfect day celebrating the 19-year-old's first Broadway Show.More infoCarmine's - 44th Street - NYCPrice: Moderate• Italian• Theater District•4.6
- AAntonioBaja California •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoBeautiful and clean place! Service and ambience outstanding! Great food!More infoCecconi's at The Ned NoMadPrice: Expensive• Contemporary Italian• NoMad•4.4
- AAlenaNew York City •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoSmall restaurant. We came half hour early, it was still full, people waiting. But they tried very hard to accommodate us and they did. They were very nice. The food was very very good, the veal was fantastic. The ice cream on a brownie? It was some dried up cake, nor a brownie. But everything else , served for 6 people , was excellent.More infoNinos 46Price: Moderate• Contemporary Italian• Midtown West•4.4
- GGailVIPNew York City •84 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoWe all enjoyed our food and our wine and the long time we were allowed to sit and talk after dessert. Two of us had the daily ravioli pasta special, two had the prix fixe meal (with the tiramisu for dessert - yum), and one had the salmon. Our server was very patient, putting up with all our questions and with how long it took us to order because we were catching up on a few years of history in our lives. A plus is the location - easy to get to via subways from the east and west est side of the city, not far from Union Square, Madison Square Park and Gramercy Park.More infoIl FioristaPrice: Expensive• Contemporary Italian• NoMad•4.5
Discover best Contemporary Italian restaurants in NoMad
Experience the essence of contemporary Italian cuisine in the vibrant NoMad district of Manhattan, New York City. Renowned for its innovative approach to Italian dining, NoMad offers a variety of restaurants that specialize in reinterpreting traditional Italian dishes with modern flair. Each dining spot in this area is committed to high-quality ingredients, often sourced locally from markets like Union Square Greenmarket, ensuring every meal is both fresh and flavorful. The dining scene in NoMad is characterized by its eclectic and sophisticated atmosphere, where food lovers can enjoy anything from handmade pasta and wood-fired pizzas to inventive dishes that incorporate botanical ingredients. Patrons consistently praise the attentive service and the chic, inviting ambiances that enhance their dining experiences. Whether you're a local or a visitor, dining in NoMad is a culinary journey through contemporary Italian cuisine, promising memorable flavors and exceptional service. Remember, when planning your visit, to explore the diverse offerings that make NoMad a top destination for Italian dining in New York City.