Neighborhood
A Flourishing Enclave
95 Madison sits at the nexus of one of New York’s most compelling neighborhood transformations. NoMad’s evolution mirrors the building’s own journey—a marriage of past and present, where historic architecture provides an elegant backdrop for contemporary life in the true New York spirit.
Just three blocks from Madison Square Park’s leafy gardens and lawns, the address is surrounded by the city’s most coveted epicurean experiences. NoMad and the adjacent Flatiron District represent an effortless marriage of past and present, where world-class dining, in-vogue retail, and a rich cultural fabric create a vibrant place to live, defined by effortless connectivity and infinite convenience.
Parks & Landmarks
Anchoring the neighborhood is Madison Square Park, just three blocks away: a place to pause amid the city’s energy. Nearby, the timeless charm of Bryant Park and the energy of Greeley Square offer additional escapes. The city’s most defining architectural landmarks, including the Flatiron Building, the New York Public Library, and the Empire State Building, are within effortless reach.
Food & Wine
NoMad’s dining scene ranks among the city’s most compelling. Eleven Madison Park, one of the world’s finest restaurants, sits minutes away, alongside The Clocktower and the refined Italian spirit of Café Carmellini. Upland and Zaytinya serve vibrant, ingredient-driven menus for effortless weeknights. The Bazaar by José Andrés delivers theatrical modern cuisine, and Cote Korean Steakhouse stands as a destination in its own right, a gateway to nearby Koreatown and its endless authentic spots.
Everyday Essentials
NoMad makes the everyday effortless. Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe’s stand close at hand, while the Union Square Greenmarket brings the region’s seasonal harvest to the neighborhood’s doorstep. Mornings are elevated by Devoción, with its Colombian beans roasted to order, and the quiet pleasures of :3 Coffee. Bourke Street Bakery offers its celebrated pastries and sourdough, Coppa lends its own artisanal craft, and Dominique Ansel Workshop transforms the simplest errand into a moment of indulgence.
Style & Shopping
A curated edit of retail mirrors the neighborhood’s refined, creative spirit. Dover Street Market, Rei Kawakubo’s avant-garde retail mecca, draws design and fashion devotees as a destination of pilgrimage, while Todd Snyder’s flagship embodies the art of considered American style. Rizzoli’s landmark bookshop on Broadway endures as one of New York’s most beloved literary destinations. For the home, Minotti, B&B Italia, and Herman Miller represent the pinnacle of furniture and design, while Aesop and Alo Yoga reflect the neighborhood’s flourishing wellness culture.
A City as Playground
For families, NoMad delivers a rare quality of everyday life. Madison Square Park is as much playground as park, with a beloved tot lot, a spirited dog run, and seasonal programming that draws the community together all year round. At the National Museum of Mathematics, abstract ideas come to life for curious young minds; the Lego Store fuels the imagination; and the spellbinding world of Harry Potter New York casts its magic nearby. Whole Foods and Eataly Flatiron keep the finest ingredients within reach.