Welcome to NoMad, Arlo-style.
We’ve rounded up our personal picks from team members who live, work, and play in the neighborhood. From the best local bites to under-the-radar gems, this guide is your shortcut to exploring like a local. Flash your room key for perks, follow your cravings, and let curiosity lead the way. Whether you’re here for a quick trip or a longer stay, there’s always something worth discovering just around the corner.
Partners & Perks
We’ve teamed up with some of our favorite local spots to bring you a few extra treats while you’re in town. From discounts on dining and wellness to exclusive offers you won’t find anywhere else, just flash your Arlo key and enjoy the perks.
- All Where to Eat
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Where to Eat
Hungry? We’ve mapped out our favorite neighborhood spots so you can sip, snack, and savor with ease. From quick bites to sit-down dinners, these Arlo-approved picks are just a stroll away.
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Chelsea Market
Explore Chelsea Market, a beloved NYC destination for food, shopping, and local flavor. Discover what to eat, what to shop, and how to make the most of your visit from Arlo NoMad.
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Slate Cafe
Modern, petite counter-order spot for coffee, breakfast bites & sandwiches, plus beer & wine. Breakfast Cafe
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Scarpetta
Scarpetta is LDV Hospitality’s signature restaurant concept that first launched in New York’s Meatpacking District. The Italian expression, “fare la scarpetta,” describes the gesture of taking the little boot-shaped piece of bread to soak up the remaining sauce left in the pot of ones home.
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Her Name is Han
” A home away from home made with love mama han” Located in New York City’s Gramercy neighborhood, Her Name is Han serves Korean cuisine with a modern flair for lunch and dinner.
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Take31
Trendy Korean Restaurant with a focus on traditional Korean recipes infused with modern street food elements. The restaurant is known for its diverse menu, including dishes like soju slushies, deokbokki starter, seafood pancake, and bulgogi black garlic fried rice.
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The Smith
The Smith is a casual American brasserie Located in the bustling NoMad neighborhood, The Smith is perfect for a bite after work, breakfast meeting, boozy brunch, quick lunch, or birthday celebration.
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BLACKBARN
Seasonal, rustic fare meets a modern farmhouse atmosphere. Why we love it? It’s local, artisanal, approachable, and in a beautiful barn in the middle of NYC.

Explore the Icons
From world-class museums to can’t-miss landmarks, NoMad puts you in the heart of it all. These are our top picks for soaking up the city’s culture, energy, and unforgettable sights.
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The High Line
Discover the High Line, a 1.45-mile elevated park built on a former freight rail line above Manhattan’s west side, known for its native gardens, rotating public art, and views of the Hudson River and city skyline. A quick cab or subway ride west from Arlo NoMad, it’s an easy stop for travelers looking to walk through Hudson Yards, Chelsea, and the Meatpacking District from above the streets.
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The Morgan Library & Museum
Discover the Morgan Library & Museum, a hidden gem in Midtown Manhattan known for its stunning historic library, rare books, manuscripts, and rotating exhibitions. Just a short walk from Arlo NoMad, it’s an easy stop for travelers looking to experience one of New York City’s most distinctive cultural spaces.
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Flatiron Building
The Flatiron Building is one of New York City’s most recognizable landmarks, famous for its distinctive triangular shape and ornate Beaux-Arts facade. Built in 1902 near 23rd Street, Broadway, and Fifth Avenue, it remains a defining feature of the Flatiron District and a favorite spot for photos and architecture lovers.
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Chelsea Market
Explore Chelsea Market, a beloved NYC destination for food, shopping, and local flavor. Discover what to eat, what to shop, and how to make the most of your visit from Arlo NoMad.
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Herald Square
Herald Square is a bustling Midtown Manhattan hub known for its shopping, dining, and iconic energy. It’s home to Macy’s Herald Square, the world’s largest store, spanning an entire city block and anchoring the area’s vibrant mix of major retailers and cafés.
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Empire State Building
Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco icon rising above Midtown Manhattan, and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. Designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and completed in 1931, the tower was constructed at remarkable speed during the early years of the Great Depression, quickly becoming a defining feature of New York City’s skyline and ambition.
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Museum of Sex
The Museum of Sex showcases the history and evolution of human sexuality through immersive exhibitions in collaboration with artists and scholars.
Neighborhood Essentials
Need a quick fix, fresh trim, or midnight snack? These are our go-to neighborhood spots for everyday essentials, all just a short walk from the hotel. Whether you’re recharging, restocking, or settling in, we’ve got you covered.





















