New York's Nomad restaurant and hotel coming to downtown L.A.

There has been no more improbable rise in the restaurant world in the past few years than that of chef Daniel Humm and his co-owner, Will Guidara.
Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • December 2, 2015
There has been no more improbable rise in the restaurant world in the past few years than that of chef Daniel Humm and his co-owner, Will Guidara. They steered New York’s 11 Madison Park out of Danny Meyer’s portfolio and into three Michelin stars...
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