New Neighbor Roundup: Ambassadors Clubhouse, MoMath & Sunday Morning

Several exciting new businesses have recently opened in the neighborhood. This month’s roundup features a variety of new neighbors, from a London-based Northern Indian restaurant to the new location of a neighborhood museum dedicated to mathematics. Stay in the know with the latest New Neighbors in Flatiron & NoMad.

Ambassadors Clubhouse, 1245 Broadway, (607) 247-8870, @ambassadorsclubhousenyc
Ambassadors Clubhouse has made its New York City debut from London’s acclaimed JKS Restaurants. Located in NoMad, the fine-dining Indian restaurant features a 150-seat opulent interior, inspired by Northern India’s party mansions. “Ambassadors Clubhouse is a celebration of Northern India’s vibrant culinary and hospitality traditions. Bringing the London restaurant to Manhattan allowed us to reimagine classic flavors in a way that is bold, playful, and entirely unique to this city,” says Karam Sethi, Co-Founder and Food & Creative Director. “From the shared dishes to our signature cocktails, every element is designed to create moments that feel both luxurious and deeply rooted in Punjabi culture.” Upon entering the space, guests are welcomed into a dramatic atmosphere with deep navy walls, rich textiles, and artwork by emerging British and American Punjabi artists. 

Enjoy a culinary journey curated by Chef Karan Mittal and Karam Sethi, with a menu that combines bold flavors and classic techniques to present a range of influences across dishes made to share. To begin, try the Chili Cheese Pakode, croquettes filled with Hudson Valley cheddar and green chili and the Aloo Mattar Satpura, seven layered samosas. For mains, order the Original BBQ Butter Chicken Chops made in a charcoal clay oven with a cashew nut & ghee Masala and the Masaledar Lamb Biryani, featuring a braised lamb shank with saffron. Pair your meal with a signature cocktail made with regional spices such as the Bhang Southside made with Bombay Sapphire Gin or The Dalhousie Martini. The beverage program also includes an extensive wine list, beer offerings, and non-alcoholic cocktails and lassis. Round out your meal with a dessert such as the Gur Malai Toast complemented by burnt ghee ice cream. Join Ambassadors Clubhouse for a unique dining experience in the heart of the neighborhood! Ambassadors Clubhouse is open daily for dinner from 5 – 11 pm and weekend lunch from 12 – 3 pm. Make your reservation.

National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath), 635 Sixth Avenue, (212) 542-0566, @momath1
The award-winning National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) has reopened in a brand new location in the district, doubling the size of their former space. MoMath highlights the role of math all around us and features interactive exhibits, galleries, and programs for all ages to spark curiosity. Originally opening in 2012, MoMath has welcomed more than 1 million visitors since. Throughout the years, the museum has created engaging programming for students, teachers, and visitors alike to promote the appreciation of mathematics. Some current programs include Folding Fridays – a weekly origami series, Loving Math – stories, games, and fun for ages K-3, Math Gym – a workout for your brain for ages K-12, Unlimited – a mix-n-mingle program for middle and high school students, and Equilibrium – a game night for adults.

In addition to a diverse range of programming, visitors can explore the museum through 70+ hands-on exhibits across two floors. Go for a ride on the Square-Wheeled Tricycle, visit the Enigma Cafe, and walk across Math Square. Museum guests can also visit Composite, the upstairs gallery to view one-of-a-kind artworks rooted in math. MoMath also features a dedicated early learners space for preschoolers, classrooms for educational programming, and a large event space that can accommodate 500 people. Plan your visit to MoMath with friends and family for a math-filled adventure! MoMath is open daily from 10 am – 5 pm. Purchase tickets and explore membership options.

Sunday Morning, 11 West 25th Street, @sundaymorningcinnamonrolls
Sunday Morning, the cinnamon-roll-only bakery has opened its second New York City location in NoMad. Guests can enjoy a selection of soft, pillowy cinnamon rolls and a range of coffee beverages. Sunday Morning was founded by Chef Armando Litiatco and Ahmet Kiranbay, highlighting Armando’s favorite American pastry. “We are excited to open our second location in one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in Manhattan,” says Armando and Ahmet. “This area has a great mix of residents, office workers and international visitors and the central location steps away from Madison Square Park allows more people to discover our unique cinnamon rolls.” Born in the Philippines and raised in the US, Armando has worked at restaurants in San Francisco, Miami, and NYC, including Daniel. Armando and Ahmet also own and operate the Aegean – Western Turkish restaurant Rana Fifteen in Brooklyn.

Made-fresh daily, guests can enjoy a variety of 10 cinnamon rolls from classics like Sugar Glazed and Cream Cheese Frosted to unique options like Caramel Pecan and Bananas Foster. For more fruit-forward flavors, order the Strawberry Earl Grey with strawberry preserve and bergamot cream cheese or the Blueberry Lemon Curd with house-made blueberry preserve and lemon curd. On weekends, specialty flavors include Ube Macapuno featuring coconut preserve and ube yema, Filipino custard with purple yam and Guava & Cheese with guava paste, light cream cheese frosting, and topped with a wedge of queso blanco. Pair your cinnamon rolls with a classic drip coffee, espresso, or tea. Stop by Sunday Morning for your next treat and savor delicious cinnamon rolls! Sunday Morning is open Monday – Friday from 9 am – 4 pm and weekends from 10 am – 4 pm or until sold out.

Header & Thumbnail Photo Credit: Ambassadors Clubhouse via Michael Kleinberg Studio