At Noir, we believe the finest dining transcends the plate. Our kitchen draws from the culinary traditions of Japan, France, Morocco, and Peru — weaving them together with an unwavering commitment to seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients and obsessive technique. The result is a dining experience that surprises, moves, and lingers long after the last course.
Hand-poured beeswax candles at every table. No harsh lighting — only the warm flicker of flame throughout the evening.
Our sommelier curates a cellar spanning Burgundy, Barolo, Napa, and natural wines from emerging regions worldwide.
Resident jazz quartet performs from 8pm — the perfect accompaniment to a long, unhurried evening at Noir.
Chef Marco brings 20 years of mastery forged in the kitchens of Paris, Tokyo, and Lima. Trained under Alain Ducasse and later sous chef at Noma, he returned to New York to open Noir with a singular vision — to create food that is at once technically flawless and deeply emotional. He received his first Michelin star in 2023.
"Noir is the most extraordinary dining experience I've had in New York — and I've eaten everywhere. The Wagyu tataki alone is worth the visit. Chef Marco's tasting menu is a meditation on flavour that lingers in memory for weeks."
"We celebrated our anniversary at Noir and it was perfect in every way. The candlelit room, the jazz, the food — it felt like the world outside ceased to exist."
"The sommelier's wine pairing was revelatory. I discovered three labels I'd never encountered before. The scallop dish is among the finest things I've tasted."
We recommend reserving at least 2 weeks in advance. For parties of 6 or more, please contact us directly. Private dining available.
Smart casual dress code · Credit card required to hold reservation