OL'DAYS Farm to Table - NoMad

I really wanted to love this place and give it 5 stars, because the food truly delivered. Farm-to-table, nostalgic, and thoughtfully done, Nomad brings back the old days of simple, quality food. The space is super cute and it’s in a great part of town, perfect for grabbing breakfast before catching a train out of the city. The ricotta eggs were incredibly creamy and delicious—definitely a standout. I ordered the gluten-free bagel on the side in lieu of bread, and while it was fine, it was a bit blah compared to everything else on the table. The gluten-free champancakes were outstanding and easily one of the highlights. They were filling and beautifully topped with a creamy banana, generous chunks of coconut, fresh fruit, and just the right touch of maple syrup. We also got the gluten-free date cake for something sweet and really enjoyed it. My only hesitation in giving a stellar review was the service. I had to ask several times for the same thing and felt a bit of attitude from some of the staff, which felt uncommon for this part of town and stood out against an otherwise lovely experience. Overall, the food alone makes this spot worth visiting, and with more attentive service, it could easily be exceptional.

Lovely brunch/lunch place. Great, patient service. We were a party of 7, but 3 of us came late. They let us sit at our table even without the full party, and didn’t pressure us to order quickly or leave by a certain time. I enjoyed everything I tried — the lychee rose cocktail, the guacamole served with warm pita bread, and the buttermilk pancakes with berries.

Lovely and cozy interior with a beautiful and clean aesthetic! The food is absolutely delicious and the staff are so friendly and prompt. I had the Avocado Toast with Poached Egg and the Homemade Creamy Yogurt: heavenly!

One of the highlights of our New York experience! The food was incredible! Especially enjoyed the house made yogurt, almond milk, oat milk. The best cappuccinos and coffee we had in the city. Victoria and Emily were the sweetest! Their smiles and kindness started our day with sunshine. I highly recommend!!!

Potatoes done to perfection, lots of eggs as part of the all-day breakfast. Prompt and friendly service. Definitely want to return to try additional items. 🙂

The place looked amazing at first but the service was terrible. The cup of hot water came 20 minutes later, the sever came after 15 minutes of ordering to tell us they didn’t have the item anymore and the runny egg came hard boiled. All in all the food was not bad and the presentation is great but the service needs some work

While they have a limited plant-based range, what they do have is very good! We were very fortunate to be accommodated without a booking as they were clearly very busy but they managed to just about squeeze us in. We had: -Waffles -Falafel Wrap And while no-nonsense in the naming, were very tasty and well-prepared. In a city of late-openings (compared to cities in the UK at least), this is a good spot to grab some breakfast in a very central area.

Burrata toast was delicious!! We also tried chill caprese - it was great But steak with eggs was overcooked The atmosphere and the interior is just what you need fir brunch

10/10 Everything was delicious fresh made at the momento orange juice 100% natural Best breakfast ever

Everything was really good, standard breakfast fare but getting it as takeout definitely affected it a bit even though it was nearby. We Ordered: *2 egg platter (added peppers+feta) w/ toast, home style potatoes *Forever Young cold pressed juice + Ginger/Lemon/Pineapple shot *Grilled Cheese *Shakshuka *Mixed Salad *Cheese Arepa (cornflour tortilla) *Sides of avocado and seasoned tomato slices That arepa was SPECIAL. And the juices were delicious. Egg platter and shakshuka were devoured!

We managed to get a res for a group of 7 last Sunday. It was so crowded but the staff was fabulous. Butterfly mango tonic was refreshing and oh so pretty and sparkling FAL ¡AH! FEL BOWL was yummy and filling. I added some feta because I needed some dairy but they didn't add very much :( This place is great for gluten sensitive folks and accomodating to those who are dairy free/vegan as well. I am gf and would definitely come back. I ordered their gf cheese bread but it never came that was the only downside and it felt like they turned off the AC towards the end of brunch but can't be sure lol

The breakfast here is delicious! We started off with a coconut and caramel latte with oat milk,, very flavorful and creamy! We ordered Vegan option, waffle with fruit along with house roasted potatoes on the side. This restaurant is beautiful and classy. Our waitress was friendly and efficient! They make their own juices so I got the Time Machine juice made with pear! Overall our experience was amazing! For all the vegans out there, a must try!

Lovely brunch/lunch place. Great, patient service. We were a party of 7, but 3 of us came late. They let us sit at our table even without the full party, and didn't pressure us to order quickly or leave by a certain time. I enjoyed everything I tried -- the lychee rose cocktail, the guacamole served with warm pita bread, and the buttermilk pancakes with berries.

Came for brunch with a friend, and Ol Days is located in a central location, convenient to the subway and Penn Station. We chose this spot for its healthy fare and vegetarian friendly options. It was very bright and airy inside, and the place was lively when we arrived. My friend and I both had lattes and the vegan burger. The latte was creamy and hit the spot. But I was a bit disappointed with the burger. The lentil patty tasted ok but both the patty and the bun were so dry. I ended up just leaving much of the bun off to the side. The yucca fries and the sauce that the meal came with were good though. Service was great, and I really liked the atmosphere overall. Although the burger was a miss, I would still come back and try this spot again for some of their other menu items!

Went for brunch at Ol' Days and ordered the eggs Benedict, which came with some mystery meat slices that looked a little too much like cafeteria ham in disguise. Texture was a bit chewy, almost like it was trying to be fancy but forgot how to taste like anything. That said, the poached eggs were on point -- silky, runny perfection. The whole place has that cute, rustic farm-to-table vibe that makes you feel healthier just for being there. Service was solid, no complaints. Honestly? I probably should've gone with the shakshuka. I'll definitely be back to give it another shot -- chalking this one up to ordering the wrong thing.

An excellent brunch at Ol'Days was the bright spot on an otherwise dreary day! We went to the Nomad location, which was fully packed and buzzing with energy during Saturday brunch. The restaurant is small and cozy without feeling cramped, but it does get pretty loud. We ordered cappuccinos with their homemade almond milk, and it was one of the best coffees I've had in a long time. Lately, I've been frustrated with the cost and quality of coffee at most cafés, but this was redeeming. This alone would bring me back, but the food was great too! Ol'Days is a farm to table restaurant with a focus on healthy, fresh ingredients and vegetable forward meals, so we were spoiled for choice. We ordered the Quesadillas Rancheras and the Power Veggie sandwich, and both were packed with veggies and flavor. I would order either one again, but I also want to try everything else on the menu!

A very cramped brunch place with limited seats so you definitely need to reserve especially on a weekend. In terms of food, it was not bad but if I could recommend my favorite brunch spot this would not be it. I ordered a short rib bun w/ avocado but it was kinda flavorless. It came with yuca fries and it was my first time trying them and it was an extremely dense bite. I wish it came with regular or sweet potato fries. Also ordered the guacamole w/ pita bread. It was also my first time trying pita and it very good! Guacamole was nice and fresh. For a drink, I ordered the matcha latte which was very normal, nothing special about it. For an amazing brunch I recommend, it would be Citizen of SoHo but OL'DAYS Farm to Table - NoMad had very nice pita bread.

Food was good but service was bad! Albeit it was a horribly rainy day and very busy but I think this restaurants tries to cramp way too many people in it. Because of this, it affects everything else -- We had to go back and forth between the register, by the door and outside because it was so extremely cramped. Even after sitting down, you're within less than earshot of the next table so the reviews are right that you have to yell at this restaurant. The actual tables and settings are nice, but they need to get their layout in order or reduce another row of tables. All hostess and servers seem to hate their jobs, I'm sorry for y'all! Food; really good and would come back! Waffles - 10/10! It was like a mochi waffle gluten free with fresh fruit & loved the side of bacon I got!

Perfect breakfast spot. Great vegetarian options available. And my favorite part... freshly squeezed OJ that was so perfect. Service was great, friendly and efficient and the place looks cute and cozy. Will go back for sure!

we were looking for a brunch place that had veggie options and online suggestions suggested this places so we decided to check it out. we had made a reservation for 12o and tried to call for directions but no one picked up the phone. when we got there, there was some confusion regarding whom to give tables to even though some of us had reservations. we were seated and ordered the cheese balls to start off with and then drinks plus mains. for the mains we got arepa, pancakes, egg and bacon the drinks came first and all the food came at the same time. the arepas and cheese balls were really good with excellent taste and good portion sizes. the pancakes eggs and bacon were also good with the pancakes a good portion size but the eggs and bacon were a bit smaller overall good food quality and portion size, service was average

I needed a spot for breakfast on a random Thursday morning before my friend's train at Penn Station. They had open reservations on Resy, so I went for it. I arrived a few minutes to my reservation and they seated me without my party, which was nice. The rest of us trickled in about 5 minutes later. There is a lot on the menu, so there's really something for everyone. The pricing for some of the dishes felt off, as some things felt like it was overpriced while others are underpriced. I had an iced matcha latte and it was very mediocre. The shakshuka was pretty good though, and a good portion size. Service was pretty lackluster. Our waitress took our order and then we never saw her again until it was time to pay the bill. No water refills either until we asked.

Sweet gem of a restaurant. Don't plan on a rushed meal- fresh and prepared food takes time

Good fresh, quick service and ambiance is stunning. Waiter had a bit of an attitude which made us close to getting up and walking out but we felt bad since we already placed the order . Food pictures attached, would def recommend !

Very cute inside with a fresh lemon orchard style feel. Staff greeted upon arrival and was seated right away. Menu is simple but still covers all the great breakfast and lunch/dinner options. Plus breakfast all day! I got the eggs and breakfast potatoes without the bread to keep it gluten free friendly. Great portion size, they do charge an extra 50 cents for ketchup but it was good ketchup so worth it. Drinks weren't my favorite but the food and presentation was worth it.

I got seated with my dog inside and I enjoyed the avocado toast, which had flowers and beets on it. I also added a poached egg. I also had a pink vanilla oat latte, but felt it was more pretty than it was good as it tasted watery and less like coffee.

This was so worth the trip and the wait! I wish that they'd had the juices and that cheese bread basket :( but there was so much other amazing food and drink that I didn't really miss them and that's for next times! Service was as good as the food!

Came here on a Saturday around 1p without reservation and the restaurant was very spacious with two floors so we were able to get seated right away as a group of 4. Parking is not so friendly around the area so would recommend taking the train. Our waiter was very nice and efficient but overall the food took awhile to come out. They had a very cute selection of drinks and actually a huge brunch menu with lots of vegetarian options, which was helpful to our friend. We were pleasantly surprised by the waffle, which tasted like mochi waffle. The tapioca bites were also quite unique and had an interesting texture, and tasted very good with the honey dip. I had a pretty traditional shakshuka with egg and avocado and was overall pretty good. Everything tasted pretty healthy and the cost was reasonable at the end. Would recommend for anyone looking for a brunch place in the area, there are so many dishes to choose from!

Pricey but I'm just happy to have a farm to table restaurant in the area. There's a large menu here with a wide variety of options. I chose the salmon which came on a beautiful and colorful bed of greens. I could just taste quality and felt good about what I was eating. Note that it can get really busy here as it's not very large, so you may want to make a reservation.

Went to this cutie brunch place with some of my favorite big siblings! Immediately, I felt such a relaxed and pleasant vibe when I entered the place. There was so much natural sunlight and we had a table by the window, which I always love. The food was overall pretty yummy - I got a roasted veggie sandwich, my friend Z got a salmon brioche sandwich, and my other friend Ani got a Sunrise platter with scrambled eggs. The presentation for everything was gorgeous!! And while I have no complaints about the food, nothing was exceptional either. The service was great (actually, our server was really handsome, he looked like an italian model) For a cute brunch spot with friends, I'd highly recommend this spot. They have a great menu, good coffee, and lovely vibes!

good food & average service! my friends and I went on a Saturday with a resy and it was pretty packed. it's small so not a ton of tables, but is cute inside. i got the eggs 2 ways which was fine - a classic, can't mess it up. the french toast was really good and would highly recommend it! the quesadillas rancheros were a hit and the avocado toast was good. the açaí bowl was not at all good and would not be a recommendation- was not at all properly blended when it came and tasted like banana only, no açaí flavor. the espresso tonic was a 10/10!

Food was amazing got the French toast and we okay pricing!! Service was great and people were very friendly!

Great spot for breakfast and some pastries. I frequently go there for work breakfast meetings. Everything is very tasty and the staff is nice. Chairs are a little tight but you're in the city so that is often expected.

Cute and cozy brunch spot in Nomad. Great location with limited seating. Mimosas were amazing, great quality champagne and freshly squeezed orange juice. The scrambled eggs were okay, served with bread and mix of sweet potato and regular potatoes. $14 for scrambled eggs is a bit expensive, which didn't include any toppings. The pancakes were decent as well. 3 stacks of pancakes served with an assortment of berries and fruit. Service was great, even on a busy Saturday afternoon, meals were served promptly. Overall, overly priced decent food.

Loved the feel of Ol Days, walked in for Sunday brunch and got the best window seat for two. Enjoyed the Super Greens with a poached egg - tasty lemon vinaigrette. Tried the cacao date iced latte, am not a chocolate person but had to partake in the special beverage...dark chocolate taste was smooth. Nice stop in before a show.

Had a great lunch experience at this cafe. My lunch tasted amazing! I had the grilled chicken entree which came with butternut squash puree , and quinoa, and arugula salad. Everything tastes amazing. It wasn't as busy around 3 on a weekend so I was seated immediately. Really cute inside and outdoor options for seating. I ordered an iced chai Togo and that tastes great as wel

Food was fresh and tasty and service was great. The server was incredibly kind and accommodating. It was very quiet for a late weekday lunch. Can't wait to come back.

Made a resy for three at 11:45am and didn't get seated maybe until 12. Not the biggest deal but everything sorta took awhile. It's a really small place with an expansive menu. It was also really really really loud. It was uncomfortably loud. We had the best seat in the house imo which is right by the door but because of how cramped this whole restaurant is, everything was a tad uncomfortable. Idk how one reviewer below could say it's spacious...because it certainly isn't. If you want to come here and scream over people maybe this is your spot. If you want a quiet place to chat, this isn't it. Once we were seated, it took them awhile to give us water and then it was also our fault for taking awhile with ordering. I started with the mocha and this was really good and was the only photo I managed to take during this meal. Overall we think the place is I ordered the Grandmas Buttermilk Pancakes PANCAKES WITH ORANGE INFUSED SYRUP, BUTTER AND BERRIES The pancakes were really good. The Fruit was amazing. My friend got the vegan Vegan Burger OUR LENTIL BURGER WITH HOMEMADE KETCHUP, VEGAN CHEDDAR, CARROTS, SWEET ONIONS AND BEET HUMMUS. SERVED WITH YUCA

Love that this place is seed oil free and has a lot of healthy options that are also fresh and delicious. Wide variety of speciality drinks. Staff was super friendly. There's so many thinks I want to try I can't wait to go back!

Great brunch/breakfast spot with lots of options for people of all dietary restrictions. Really fun coffee and beverage options; pretty solid healthy food; beautiful and cozy interior.

So many great menu items here - it's original, creative, healthy, and delicious. I like their grilled salmon, short ribs, wraps, and salad bowls. They have a great selection of coffees, cold press, and cocktails. I often get the raspberry chia pudding - it has coconut yogurt, oats, dark chocolate, and granola. Yum! Sometimes I come for their all day breakfast. The pancakes are amazing - oats and yogurt pancakes filled with mashed banana and coconut flakes on top - served with fresh fruit and honey. Incredible!

Service was good but do yourself a favor ... do not get the steak. Ol'Days has been a staple for me to grab breakfast but let's just keep it at that. I recommend their avocado toast with smoked salmon and a poached egg or French toast just anything that isn't this to be honest.

I didn't grab any food. I just got a lavender latte iced to go. The service was prompt and friendly. Pretty packed on the weekend with mix of local and tourist branching.

Quaint farm to table restaurant in Nomad. Came here for lunch with a colleague and was received with friendly and quick service. They have a wonderful menu that ranges from all day breakfast, salads, sandwiches and entrees. I ordered the burrata sweet tomato toast ($15) and was satisfied how the burrata cheese melted inside my mouth.

Love coming here for a morning breakfast. The two servers I've had on two different occasions were actually sisters and super friendly. I especially loved the French toast - which comes with this amazing coconut whipped cream. It's so yummy. The omelette comes with a side of freshly made jam and homemade ketchup. I'm not blown away by the cappuccino or matcha latte, but really appreciate the breakfast items. Would love to come back again and try the waffles. The food is to the pricey side, but worth the quality and portion size provided. Highly recommend 10/10 experience.

Super cute and food was delish. Had the Patagonia salad, matcha lavender latte and yuca fries. Delish. They do take reservation on rest too! Cute brunch/lunch spot. Def recommend!

Had a reservation but came super early but they said to come back which is fine. The place is a bjt cramped and loud on a Saturday at brunchin time. Hard to hear each other I feel. Service is a bit slow. Drink order was wrong too. The orange stuff in the falafel bowl was comparable to carrot puree Gerber baby food lol. I had 2 tastes and stopped there. The pita was my partners and he said it was ok. Did fall apart on him though. The side potatoes was small. We thought it'd be a bit bigger. Overall, I would still come back and try the other foods. I felt like the food was very healthy and clean. Didn't feel overly stuffed after either.

came spontaneously for brunch since my cousin was in town and this was near his spot. what caught my attention was the farm to table concept - loved that! we started with freshly squeezed orange juice which was indeed fresh - a must on a hot summer day we got the shakshuka and hummus to share. you can really taste the fresh farm to table flavors. also portions here are big for sharing! it took a while for the food to come but it did not disappoint. def would recommend and come back

Very crammed coffee shop. The seats are pretty much on top of each other. Service was great, the servers were really friendly and helpful. The food was okay. Waffles ($16) very pretty and cutesy but super chewy. If your into mochi waffles this is probably for you Chipotle Chicken ($20) your average chicken sandwich from a coffee shop in Manhattan Hummus w Pita Bread ($12) was decent. Matcha Lavender ($7) really recommend this! Very good and the lavender isn't too overwhelming

Completely baffled by the positive reviews. Our hostess greeted us with "just so you know, you only have 45 minutes to eat." The eggs arrived cold, the waffle had this bizarre plasticky feel to it, and the coffee was meh. Our server didn't even show us the bill before pushing the credit card reader in front of us. Go elsewhere.

Jeez, what a zoo it was on Labor Day. The tables were already tightly packed in this trendy Flatiron cafe on Broadway. Jamie W. and I were stuffed into a table for two that was next to another table for two and buttressed against larger tables. The server had to yell over the noise to interact with us. The cafe has Argentinian roots, so maybe Buenos Aires cafes operate that way. The banging chair backs and overhanging shoulders and arms added to the chaotic ambiance, but we persevered because we walked a ways to get here. Jamie ordered the healthy albeit bland $17 Vegan Burrito, a whole wheat tortilla stuffed with quinoa, hummus, arugula, roasted carrots, corn, avocado, tomato, and seeds (photo: https://yelp.to/b8YqHruAZh). I fared better with the $17 Chicken Pocket Sandwich. It was a whole wheat pita pocket stuffed with roast chicken, avocado, cream cheese, greens, and Parmesan cheese (photo: https://yelp.to/bAajwaPUc1). It was the double punch of cheese that probably outweighed the otherwise healthy creation. I also went for a delightful $9 mocktail, the Butterfly Pea Cloud, which mixed oat milk, lavender, and butterfly pea flower tea...whatever that is (photo: https://yelp.to/uQoCMFfOl2). Just wished there was less cacophony and chair jockeying. FOOD - 3.5 stars...healthy and hearty portions, needed sharper flavors to make it memorable AMBIANCE - 2.5 stars...crowded, chaotic, cacophonous SERVICE - 3 stars...pretty transactional...when you can hear him TOTAL - 3 stars...felt more relaxed once we left RELATED - Exploring NYC's dining and drinking scene? Here's a collection of places I've patronized and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2YS9ELs

really cute but cramped restaurant. it was super busy on a sunday at lunch! i came after a day of shopping and just wanted to enjoy and nourish my body with some food. i got the mint lemonade at the waiters recommmendation and then the kale salad. the kale salad clearly says it includes your choir of protein but then they charged me for getting chicken on it. doesn't make sense!!! and then the dressing was really lemony- and very acidic on top of the lemonade i already got -_- i still have sores in my mouth from the acid burning me !! wouldn't recommend getting either of the two. the coffee looked good but i was too caffeinated by the middle of the day. my friends salad was with the smoked salmon and it was just alright. overall it's very healthy with the whole farm to table concept but im not sold and probably won't be back. unfortunately they didn't have a phone charger for the new iphone and only one bathroom.

The service was on point and the food was yummy. I loved all the fresh fruit that was served with every dish. I also ordered hot tea and I loved how they serve their tea. It is a rather small place and tables are very VERY close to each other. I had to squeeze by to leave if I were any bigger I would not have made it.

Delicious, fresh, and healthy food. Chai latte was delicious with homemade almond milk.

A cute brunch place around flatiron that left a lot to be desired. The portions are smaller than I would have liked for the higher than normal brunch prices. Come here more for the brunch vibe than the brunch food. Service was also slower than expected though that might have been due to the afternoon rush we ran into.

The pancake is amazing so fluffy and you can taste the orange, kind of give a cake feel. The waffle is okay, the texture is slightly off/not what I wanted out of a waffle. its like hard ish. The eggs are soft and fluffy. The service was average, the place is nicely decorated. Great brunch spot.

Sat outside in the lovely warmth of the sun! The staff was nice, but could've used more water refills it was hot. We walked in at peak lunch time on a Saturday and got a table quickly outside, but it was crowded. The food was very reasonably priced and soooo fresh! The salmon salad was nice and light with the beats. The buttermilk pancakes were fluffy. No complaints!

So glad my friend and I were able to snag a table without reservations on the weekend! We only had to wait 15 minutes for a table to open up - I recommend either making reservations or coming around 12-1 PM for less of a wait time. Also note: there's a time limit for the tables (I think ~90 minutes). Service is pretty meh here - the tables are very close together and even though the dining area wasn't big, we had a hard time getting our server's attention. The menu is pretty expansive - they also serve lunch/dinner here too, so there's definitely something for everyone here. Since it was brunch, I decided to try out the Sweet Burrata (one of their specials for the month). I really enjoyed the Sweet Burrata - the sweet/tanginess of the tomatoes were balanced out with the creaminess of the burrata. A touch of balsamic glaze would have really tied the dish together. I would definitely order it again - it was definitely enough for one person. Prices are also pretty reasonable for a farm-to-table concept. They also have a pretty expansive coffee/tea menu (matcha lavender lattes anyone?) I also like how they make their oak and almond milk in house! I was really drawn in with their branded coffee mugs and was delighted to find out they sell it as a gift set for only $20! The gift set comes wrapped in a nice box with a mug, a bag of coffee beans, a bag of granola, and a nice tote bag. Such a great deal for $20 and the granola was delicious! Definitely will come back soon!