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September 06, 2024 3 min read
The Ned Nomad
New York City has some of the most stylish hotels in the world and The Ned NoMad, a sibling to Soho House, is interior heaven. Its prime location on bustling Broadway adds to the allure of the art deco glam and it's equipped with a rooftop bar and excellent dining.
New York’s latest buzz-worthy hotspot, blends old-school glamour with modern sophistication in the heart of Manhattan. Housed in a landmark Beaux-Arts building, this private members' club and hotel brings a touch of London’s exclusivity to New York City. The interiors are timeless and rich, with dark wood panelling, vintage accents, and plush velvet furnishings, evoking the charm of a bygone era while offering all the modern luxuries you’d expect.
The rooms are a nod to 1920s design—elegantly furnished with brass details, oversized beds, and marble bathrooms that feel both indulgent and chic. For those looking for a social scene, The Ned NoMad offers an array of exclusive spaces, including a rooftop bar with jaw-dropping views of the Empire State Building, perfect for a sunset cocktail.
Dining is a central part of the experience, with Cecconi’s serving up Italian classics, while Little Ned’s offers a more intimate setting for a late-night bite.
What sets The Ned NoMad apart is its seamless blend of luxury and privacy, making it a favourite for both international jet-setters and locals alike.
Perfect for: A stylish urban retreat offering exclusive access to Manhattan’s most sophisticated crowd, with a touch of timeless elegance.
King Restaurant
Autumn weather in New York is something to be envied, and al-fresco dining is here to stay. King Restaurant in the West Village is an intimate bistro with a daily-changing menu, using only the best fresh ingredients. The cozy yet refined restaurant has become a darling of the city’s dining scene for its simple yet exquisite approach to seasonal cooking. With its understated décor and intimate atmosphere, King feels like an elegant European bistro, where natural light floods the dining room by day and a warm glow takes over by night. The menu, which changes daily, is inspired by the flavours of Southern France and Italy, with a strong focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Chefs Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt craft dishes that are as unpretentious as they are delicious—think perfectly roasted meats, delicate pastas, and vibrant vegetable plates. The food here is refreshingly simple but impeccably executed, with every dish embodying the beauty of thoughtful, seasonal cooking.
The service is attentive without being intrusive, adding to the relaxed yet sophisticated vibe that has made King a favourite among New Yorkers in the know. Whether for a long lunch or a romantic dinner, King offers a memorable dining experience that feels both familiar and elevated.
Perfect for: A stylish yet low-key meal, ideal for food lovers who appreciate simplicity, seasonality, and an unhurried, chic atmosphere in the heart of downtown New York. It gets a 10/10 for food, vibe and cocktails.
MoMa
Cultural offerings in September are unparalleled. The city's art scene kicks off with new exhibitions at the MoMA, The Met, and the Whitney. Broadway comes alive with new shows, and New York Fashion Week brings a touch of glamour to the city's streets.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a beacon of contemporary creativity and culture in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. A must-visit for any art lover, MoMA’s sleek and expansive space houses one of the world’s most impressive collections of modern and contemporary art, featuring iconic works from artists like Van Gogh, Picasso, Warhol, and Rothko. Each gallery unfolds with a thoughtful curation, blending timeless masterpieces with cutting-edge contemporary installations, offering a dynamic and ever-evolving exploration of art’s influence on the modern world.
Beyond the art, MoMA also offers an elegant dining experience at The Modern, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, where contemporary cuisine matches the creativity on the walls.
Whether you're an art aficionado or a casual visitor, MoMA provides a visually striking and intellectually stimulating experience that places it firmly on the cultural map.
Perfect for: Art lovers and culture enthusiasts seeking a chic and enriching day out in one of the most iconic modern art institutions in the world.