Cecconi's Nomad

Very nice and quiet lunch. We chose a $39 prix fixe menu and to be honest, it was pretty decent. Burrata starter was super tasty. Sancerre by the glass was very nice and fresh, also very good coffee quality. I will probably go back, but for dinner to try their well-known pizza.

There are restaurants you go to eat. And then there are restaurants you go to be seen without trying to be seen. Cecconi’s NoMad belongs to the latter. Polished wood. Low amber lighting. The kind of room that flatters everyone and forgives nothing. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t perform. It simply understands Manhattan. The truffle pasta arrives understated — aromatic, restrained, confident. A martini at the bar feels less like a drink and more like punctuation. Dinner here isn’t rushed; it unfolds. In a city obsessed with what’s next, this is where you sit back — and let the night edit itself.

Cecconi’s has become one of my favorite spots. I love the energy here — it’s lively without being too much, and you always feel welcome the second you walk in. The food is honestly the reason I keep coming back. The calamari is perfect — super light and crispy, never greasy. The beef tartare is so fresh and flavorful that it’s hard not to order it every time. And the lamb chops… wow. Juicy, tender, and packed with flavor — easily some of the best I’ve ever had.

I came down from my room at The Ned hoping for a simple, light lunch and maybe a cocktail, nothing complicated, nothing demanding. I sat at the bar, was handed a menu, and then was essentially treated as a nonstarter. After more than 10 minutes of being ignored by the bartender (despite being seated, ready to order, and clearly present), I finally gave up and left. I’ve been a loyal Cecconi’s customer on both coasts for years, which is exactly why this was so disappointing. This wasn’t a one-off “busy moment,” it was a basic failure of service. When you’re charging Cecconi’s prices and trading on Cecconi’s reputation, the bare minimum expectation is acknowledgment and hospitality. Needless to say, this experience completely undermined the brand for me. If this is the standard being upheld at this location, I won’t be returning to this or any Cecconi’s-affiliated establishment. UPDATE: Gave it a second chance and it was much better the bartenders Erwin and Joshua were exceptionally attentive and provided excellent service. The salmon tartare was a great lunch.

I love this restaurant. I've been several times, and the service is always excellent. The manager and the waiters are very friendly. They're always attentive to even the smallest details. I loved the ricotta dip and the beef tartare. I highly recommend them. Also, the cocktails are great!

I have had the pleasure of visiting Cecconi’s NYC several times, and each visit has been wonderful. The staff is always attentive, friendly, and makes you feel truly welcome. The food is consistently delicious, with fresh flavors and beautifully presented dishes. The atmosphere is elegant yet inviting, perfect for any occasion. I always enjoy my time here and look forward to returning. Thank you to the entire team for making each visit so special!

I had a great time at Cecconi's in NYC! The first time I went just for drinks at the bar, and everything was amazing. Enrique, the bartender, was super friendly and helpful, he recommended really good wines and made an espresso martini right in front of us. It was fresh and delicious! The wines were also really high quality. We liked it so much that we came back to try the food. The tapas were so tasty, and the pasta dishes, the ravioli and the ragù, were just perfect. And the profiteroles… wow, they were from another world! Enrique kept checking on us, refilling our glasses and suggesting new wines. The service and food were both fantastic. Totally recommend this place!

Cecconi’s NoMad I went to Cecconi's for my wife's birthday, and I have to say I couldn't have made a better choice. Aside from seating us in a romantic corner of the Boots, everything from cocktails to dessert seemed perfectly accommodating once I asked the manager. The tuna tartare was delicious, as was the sea bass. I must say the service was also very good. We'll definitely be back.

Nice new Cecconi's location in Nomad / Flatiron in The Ned Nomad hotel. Only came here for after dinner drinks, but the vibe / ambiance, staff, and drinks were all great. Walked right in and sat at the bar around 9. Great stools! Bartender was friendly but knew to leave us alone to talk (honestly more bartenders should take note of this). Ordered the Martini #2 - incredible

It's a really great Italian fine dining spot. Good for a intimate dinner date/business meeting or just to catch up with friends. Service was great the entire staff was amazing friends/family had an amazing time. food was Also excellent! Thank you Catalina for taking good care of us!

We were staying at the Ned hotel and had breakfast here. Upscale and elegantly decorated dining room. We had the avocado toast (good portion and the basil added extra freshness) and the smoked salmon with scrambled eggs. Americano and chai latte were also made well. 5/5 for service! They were extremely accommodating with a food intolerance and our server even shook our hands as we left. So welcoming!

Summary: Incredibly quaint and fancy little spot inside the Nomad hotel... def a good place to ball out on a fancy meal with good service Went here with family for a birthday celebration and was delighted by the quality of the food and the service. The waiters were incredibly attentive and good at recommending dishes for us when it came time to order. I ordered the mountain Margherita and it was sooo amazing , but a bit light on the alcohol for how expensive it was. The price is really the main downfall of this place because nothing is overly spectacular, but nothing is bad or flavorless so its hard to say.... but i dont think the price is proportionate and it is quite expensive to eat here. All of the main corses were good, I enjoyed the chopped salad and a flat bread which was not too greasy which is hard to do with truffle and goat cheese so i was impressed by that. Probably not coming back because I can not afford to but if i was rich this would be a cute spot !

Jelena at the bar is an absolute pro!! She made a casual stop-in on a random Monday afternoon an absolute treat. People like her are rare these days - single handedly elevated my entire experience and paid attention to every single detail.

Made a reservation on the fly, for something in the area, and were pleasantly surprised by the top notch service, the food quality, and the cozy atmosphere. Kudos to the kitchen and management. Despite being a Wednesday at 9pm when we sat down, the kitchen continued to put out top quality dishes with passion and attention to detail. This is a true Italian "bistro," with jazz music playing overhead and a hip, upscale clientele. Our server, Dana, was full of personality and took great care of us - and recommended excellent dishes and even a bottle of wine off the menu. The ingredients used were excellent, and we felt completely taken care of by the staff.

Good spot for a quiet meal with upscale ambiance and good service. The food is nothing particularly special or unique but overall a good dining experience. 3 stars reflects relatively bland variety of options and high prices

We stayed at the 5th avenue hotel and dined here on a Friday night. A few hours before our reservation they called to let us know they were not serving alcohol and asked if we still wanted to keep our reservation. We said yes but they called at least 2 more times to ask the same thing, it became annoying. It wasn't busy at all, we were sat quickly. We started with the fried zucchini and then i got the pizza and my husband the cacio e pepe. The zucchini was a bit bland. The pizza was so dough-y and the pasta was nothing special. Overall it felt like a letdown. None of the ingredients shined or stood out. Service was good, our server was very friendly.

It's not hunger. It's strictly business. Cecconi's was located at the Nomad New York Hotel. It all started when my wife and I were walking towards the Flatiron Building from the Empire State Building and she was getting hungry. I scoured the area for restaurants and passed one where looked very busy, but I spotted Cecconi's. I walked inside the Nomad lobby and noticed they had plenty of tables. It looked like a fine dining Italian restaurant and decided to have lunch here. We were quickly seated and provided menus. My wife ordered something off the menu, Spaghetti with meatballs, and I ordered a salad with a bottle of S.Pellegrino sparkling water. The salad on the menu stated it consisted of butter lettuce, sprouts, avocado, and tomato. This restaurant was so nice and elegant with white table clothes and very attentive staff. It definitely was a NYC hidden gem. There also seem to be a hidden room behind a curtain perhaps where the Italian high rollers dine. We were provided with some pita-like chips and they tasted so good. Soon our meals were placed in front of us. My wife was in awe of her giant meatballs nicely placed around the spaghetti. My salad was nicely presented and stacked full of green foliage. It had large crisp lettuce gently placed in a circle. The rest of the ingredients all complemented very well giving the whole thing great flavor. We both had a wonderful experience here at Cecconi's Nomad New York.

A mini version of Cecconi Dumbo- very mini. While the design is the same, without the water view, the wow factor falls flat. It's posh in its own right, but a stark difference in size from the Dumbo location. Drank: Southern Tier beer $9 The menu is a mystery- only boldened items available. Very limited, not a fan. No happy hour specials. Will come back when they're more established. My beer was good but... need more variety.

went to THE FEAST this past Sunday - what a huge disappointment. The crowd was a mix of "all you can eat red lobster" people combined with 17 year old sub par models that wished they were back at The Coffee Shop in the 90s. The manager/promoter (not sure) was more concerned with sitting these kids and watching the rest of us eat to calculate when we were finished (assuming so he could take our tables?) than giving the half full tins of food a badly needed stir. The food was unbelievably disappointing - you couldn't get a piece of lobster if you tried, as people were stacking their plates 10inches high, and going back 4- 5 times. The pictures you have seen on their website and social are extremely misleading - the room is much smaller, the food tables are half the size they seem, the dessert offering is something I wouldn't even remember. My guess, unless they up the price, pick up the service, stir that food and monitor the lobster situation , is it won't last...the one good was the music - kick ass band, really good.

Food was great, but service was not good. We are a group of really pleasant and friendly guests, and we felt like an inconvenience. The hostesses and food runners were so warm and friendly, but the 2 servers we had made us feel like an inconvenience and very rushed - despite a number of empty tables. They seemed pretty unhappy - while taking our initial order, we asked for a bottle of wine and a bunch of appetizers and asked for a couple of minutes to decide on our main course. Our server tersely replied "we only take full orders" and walked away. She returned about 15 minutes later to take our full order. We understand if that's a policy, but surely there is a friendlier way to relay that information. Dishes were taken away with food still in them without asking. Unfortunately, despite the delicious food and great ambiance, this was not an enjoyable experience.

This is in NoMad, not Flatiron area as it states on Yelp for some reason. It's located off the lobby of The Ned NoMad Hotel. I dined here the other day on a cold rainy day as I was staying at The Ned. I've been to Cecconi's West Hollywood often and its other location in NYC one other time. My experience was excellent from the moment I arrived. Although the location was not bustling as I would expect (totally due to the crappy weather), I was pleased with my night. The food was outstanding as usual. The Whipped Ricotta was just perfect and my Brazino was spot on as normal. Service was attentive and A+. Love that it's also owned by Soho House.

Not the best pizza I've had (even for NY) but certainly the most expensive. I also didn't find the drinks or dessert worth the price. Nice place that I have no plans to return to.

Cecconi's Nomad is the public restaurant at The Ned, Soho House's newest property. The vibe and ambiance is similar to Cecconi's in Dumbo but in a smaller space and without the water view. This is definitely a Manhattan experience. The food and service are stellar. Great for both groups and couples. Well done!

Delicious place with awesome and attentive service. Came here for lunch and ordered the calamari, pizza with burrita and ham, and cavtelli lamb ragu. Everything tasted amazing. Diego, our server gave us these recommendations and was very friendly and attentive. Finished it off with the apple spiced crostata and couldn't have asked for more. Will be back here again.

Last minute cancellation for no ability to serve booze.....odd/ no backup options offered. Not sophisticated/unprofessional.

The minute you walk in the staff is great the place is comfortable the food is pretty good but over priced so make sure you're on an expense account beef carpaccio was good portion was small chicken paillard was tasty the wines were very good. Taylor our waitress was a lot of fun and made the evening enjoyable.

Good selection and food quality, standard service and great ambiance. Highly recommend - reservation is advised, but when we visited at lunch time it was quite...

Had dinner on a Sunday evening with a friend and we had an amazing time! Ordered a delicious bottle of wine and shared our plates from appetizers to desert. EVERYTHING was well seasoned and flavorful! I'll definitely be back!

4 dollars for an ice cube in your cocktail..., unlisted. I've dined at many lovely establishments, where the food is delicious and the staff is attentive. This place is a rip off with a bread pretending to be something it is not....

Don't waste your time with this so called NYC hotspot. Completely overpriced and the worst service you can imagine. Do yourself a favor and skip the meal, the wait and the unfortunate experience.

Not worth it. I'm from LA and have heard ppl rave about this place but definitely not worth it.. the food was mid and they didn't have any drinks we wanted. No peroni on tap and no Hendricks. Don't order the lamb ragu either.. wasn't good.

AN EXPENSIVE DISASTER WITH AN ATTITUDE, go to Dumbo where they are so much nicer!!! a little late??? they'll seat you but ask you to leave with tons of open tables. main courses will arrive at different times. the waitress will undoubtedly forget to either order your drinks or pick them up from the bar. go right across the street to the Ritz, great food, gorgeous space and they show appreciation for paying customers. Prices don't match the poor, poor level of service,

We went there for my daughter's birthday on November 10th. We waited a long time for our entree which was fine. then the maitre'd came over and practically told us to leave. understanding that we were there for 3 hours but could have been handled better. The waitress was a doll. He was not. Bald French man. Terrible. Needs to develop some finesse.

Had the worst meal and experience here. One person at our table was served her entree 25 minutes after the rest of the party was served and it was inedible. The manager came up to us after we had been there an hour and a half and ask us if we wanted to have a drink at the bar because there were people waiting for our table for 25 minutes. First of all, the table was booked for 2 hours and we had not been there that long and there were 4 other empty tables. The food, service and manager were horrible! With all the choices in NY, take this off your list! Negative stars

This restaurant unfortunately gave off a commercialized vibe more so than a genuine Italian restaurant. I suppose that should've been known given it's in places like the Soho house or even has a location in Mumbai, India. The ambiance is nice, the portions were decent, the service was lacking, and the prices were high. The waiter's upsell techniques came off as scripted and greedy like being recommended wine bottles double the price of the one I originally asked for. They also seemed a bit inexperienced. After tipping 20% on the screen the waiter dashed away without a thank you or good bye. Not sure if I tipped poorly or what but it's the first place in a while that's left a bad taste in my mouth. I won't be back in new york or any other location around the world.

Great food and service for a quiet weeknight dinner. Pastas were delicious and cocktails inventive. Service was attentive without being intrusive.

This place never disappoints and has become one of my favorites in the city. The food is excellent, the restaurant isn't loud, and the service is always exceptional.

We really liked Cecconi's. Good service, food and we loved the the ambience. Will be back at next NYC visit.

Went there for a good breakfast and conversation. First-rate food diminished by outrageous pricing. Offered still or sparkling water, no offer of tap. When we said "still" they brought us a bottle and charged $9. Coffee refill? $7. Diet Coke $7. Food was similarly expensive, although fine. Eggs ($20), bacon ($9), muesli ($18). Total $91 (and they did deduct the $9 for the water when we complained). If you're on an unlimited expense account, sure, go for it. Otherwise, lots of other great food/less expensive alternatives. In thirty years of NYC restaurant dining, never before has the experience been more undermined by the hard-to-imagine-even-in-this-city cost.

If you want to go somewhere where it's so bright you might as well be under an operating table, well you've come to the right place. You can literally see every pore on patrons 20 feet away. Coupled with the rampant flying bugs who probably were attracted to the 150 wattage lights and you've found a first date spot that can guarantee you'll be alone...forever.

So disappointing. I don't mind paying exorbitant prices for a breakfast, but when I come to a hotel restaurant and they tell me they don't have half and half for the coffee!  WTF.  And the hotel guest I was with told me they didn't have it the night before either.  There are 100 bodegas within 10 blocks of the restaurant.  Can't they send someone out to buy a 1/2 gallon of half and half!

Not sure why my review wasn't posted? Banking on the view, and not the food, drink and service

I told them we were in a rush and they got our food out within five minutes. Great staff. And the food was incredible. Absolutely worth the price point.

Overpriced and underserved. Also an overwhelmed and untrained staff. When a hostess moves a party at the bar to make more room so another party can fit (and the restaurant can profit more), you should comp something. When a head barman micromanages his staff, despite not being on his A-game either, it's unnerving to witness as a guest. I've been here twice now, and have wanted to like it, but this is a chop.

This was my first time visiting this establishment. I was invited by an out of town friend and arrived a little earlier than my friend. I was asked if I had a reservation 3 times and want sure if I did. The condescending time the host took with me rather than checking just left me to wait in the lobby until my friend arrived. When we were finally seated in this empty restaurant we were greeted and rushed to order within the first 5 minutes. This did not resemble any fine dining I have ever experienced, but felt more like walking up to a fast food order. Finally when things were arriving we kept getting interrupted asking what else we would like to order. I didn't understand why they were so insistent or adding on so much in one seating. My friend had a laptop and was showing me something when who I assume was a manager came over and sternly said there was a no laptop environment. We kindly said ok and put the laptop away. Then she proceeded to scold saying that is just the way it is. Which neither of us rebuked or questioned. Then we were ready to leave as we felt rushed and unwelcomed. Getting the bill was also awkward and done in a condescending tone. The items are average at best and the crockery was dirty. I think this place takes itself way to seriously and is focused on pretension than food or service. It is a pity as I am a regular at Soho house and thought being a subsidiary I would receive a similar experience that endures me to that establishment.