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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
|---|---|
| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
Reviews from nymag.com
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Posted by nycfoodie on 06/10/2007
Signs of decline?
Have been here a number of times. Was impressed by the lamb with prunes twice till I got a watery tastless version. The chicken pastilla continued to be to top notch: today it was not better than ok. The previously multilayered filo pastry was crisp but uni-layered and the chicken filling, while still well spiced ,tended towards the mushy.
Posted by I Know From North African on 06/10/2007
fabulous
Better than any other N. African restaurant I've been to in the city. (Mogador, e.g.) -- food is authentic and beautifully presented, and the setting is lovely. The pastilla is to die for. There is also a romantic little garden in the back.
Posted by pat on 05/15/2007
5#servers at my table.
went to nomad few times. love the african atmosphere. food takes for everrrr! 30mn to serve a soup +cold apetizer! unbelievable! forget about a tajine almost 1h! the service? i never had so many waiters at my table! so so so annoying! if you go there be ready, dont be surprised if you meet all the servers all at once asking you the same questions over and over! great selection of wine, prices affordable, like most restaurants on 2av.will give it a rest for a while. don't go there if you are starving and want to eat right away. cheers!
Posted by birthday girl on 04/22/2007
So Moroccan
I was taken here for my birthday. The food was delicious and the presentation was awesome..The decor was just what I was hoping for as I plan to go to Morocco in October. Everyone helpful and friendly. You must see the bathroom, it is absolutely beautiful, gorgeous red tiles. Will go back again
Posted by Upper Eazy Foodie on 04/14/2007
There's Got To Be Better Moroccan
I really enjoyed the pastilla and the wine list is reasonably priced and interesting (Algerian stuff) but...the poritions are small and the food is just okay. I should have been fair and tried a tangine but I was under the impression that my girlfriend didn't like lamb which I have now been set straight on, anway not bad not great. Would really like to check out the garden but probably won't return
Posted by East Village Neighbor on 03/05/2007
The Real Thing
I live around the block from Nomad, and it's the best French/Moraccan restaurant for the price I've been too, here or in London or Paris. The food is authentic, fresh and well prepared, I especially love the small plates and appetizers. And the wine list is surprising good value. And the service is very friendly and welcoming. My only complaint is that sometimes the music is too loud. I love Middle Eastern music but it's a small place and sometimes the music gets in the way of conversation. But otherwise it's a great addition to the neighborhood.
Posted by Great! on 02/18/2007
Great!
We found Nomad after heading to the same area for Italian and finding our initial spot closed. We were seated right away and luckily the music was not terribly loud during our visit. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. Our waiter seemed friendly and was attentive. We ordered Couscous Royal and Kofta and both were delicious. The menu had a number of intriguing things on it, and we look forward to going back to try more. We’ve recommended it to friends as well. Nomad seemed pretty elegant for the price, and would make a good place for a couple or a few friends to enjoy a meal together. Probably not a great place for a large group.