Atomix is a restaurant in Nomad where you sit around a counter and eat a 10-course, $175 Korean tasting menu. For a special experience, it’s worth it.

Incredibly fun and serving some very delicious Korean food, Her Name Is Han is a no brainer.

Nonono is a Japanese restaurant in Nomad where you can try a ton of great food and still have an affordable dinner.

A conveniently located restaurant in Midtown that’s more than just convenient. The food and service at Covina are great.

Located inside the Redbury Hotel, Vini E Fritti is a wine and snack bar that’s a great place to meet someone in Nomad.

Hanjan is one of the best modern Korean restaurants that exists in NYC, and it’s especially Perfect For a pre- or post-Madison Square Garden meal.

The handroll bar from the people behind Sugarfish has arrived in Nomad.

Is the Nomad still a big deal? It depends on how you do it.

Finally, someone figured out that an Italian restaurant near Penn Station that serves food people want to eat would do well.

Party time fried chicken in Midtown that’s absurdly addicting and a fun place to eat food if you don’t take yourself too seriously.

An underground izakaya on 35th Street best used for drunk nights after a show at Madison Square Garden.

A pleasant Italian restaurant in Nomad that makes all of its pasta from whole grains, we don’t love La Pecora Bianca, but we can accept it.

Ferris is a restaurant in Nomad where you can get a very interesting plate of food that you don’t necessarily want to eat.

Il Fiorista is an attractive all-day Mediterranean spot in Nomad that you should use for drinks and a light bite at the bar.

Feroce is an Italian spot inside the Moxy Hotel on the Nomad/Chelsea border that’s works for an upscale dinner near Penn Station.

Lamalo is a Middle Eastern spot inside the Arlo Nomad Hotel that works for lunch or a light dinner near Penn Station.