Nubeluz, perched on the 50th floor of the Ritz-Carlton, serves playful cocktails and upscale small bites against a breathtaking 270-degree view of Manhattan.
"A cocktail destination with skyline views overseen by José Andrés." - Melissa McCart
"Eric Ripert goes here for a martini and small bite with an unbelievable view of the city." - Nancy DePalma
"A mash-up of the Spanish words for “cloud” and “light,” Nubeluz by José Andrés in NoMad offers 270-degree views of the New York City skyline. Open daily from 4:00 p.m., Nubeluz is a fantastic spot to take a first date, celebrate an anniversary, or bring an out-of-towner visiting the city. On the cocktail list you’ll find classics like the Corpse Reviver #2 and a Mezcal Last Word, while signatures feature the Salt Air Margarita and the Enriched Tom Collins (Ransom Old Tom gin, maple, lemon, club soda, and bitters.) Plates on the food menu include a variety of sandwiches and rolls—and bagels and lox rolled up in a cone. And no José Andrés establishment is complete without jamón Ibérico de Bellota Cinco Jotas. Just be mindful: Nubeluz does ask guests to come dressed in cocktail-appropriate attire." - Abbe Baker, Carey Jones
"I love Nubeluz for when I want a martini and small bite. And the view of the city from there is unbelievable." - Nancy DePalma
"At Nubeluz, you can sit in front of some massive floor-to-ceiling windows and enjoy a view of downtown Manhattan that looks AI-generated. You’re going to pay a premium for that view, but, seeing as how this place is on top of The Ritz-Carlton, that’s to be expected. From José Andrés, who also runs a few restaurants (The Bazaar, Zaytinya) at the hotel, this rooftop bar has a pink-and-teal color scheme, an abundance of sofas, and elaborate cocktails and snacks, like a tiny cone with cream cheese and salmon roe. Have your next birthday (or bachelor party) here." - Bryan Kim, Matt Tervooren