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Daniel Humm

Daniel Humm is the acclaimed Swiss-born chef, author, and founder of Daniel Humm Hospitality, the New York-based group behind Eleven Madison Park, Clemente Bar, Eleven Madison Home, and his newest restaurant, HUMM, as well as co-founder of Riff. A three-Michelin-starred chef whose accolades include seven James Beard Awards and the top spot on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, Humm is also a passionate advocate for sustainable food systems and was appointed UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Food Education in 2024.

Restaurants

Daniel Humm Dreams of a Restaurant Where No One Wants to Leave

The world-renowned chef reflects on the insanity and romance of opening his newest restaurant.
Restaurants

The Heart and Soul of Manhattan’s Culinary Scene: A Tribute to Jamal James Kent

Eleven Madison Park’s Daniel Humm shares a heartfelt tribute to Jamal James Kent, an innovative chef, devoted friend and father, and quintessential New Yorker who left an unforgettable imprint on the city’s culinary scene.
Recipes

Buttermilk Fried Chicken Fingers

These zesty chicken fingers get their flavor from a tangy buttermilk marinade and a breading spiked with smoked paprika.
Recipes

Sour Cherry Crumble

Recipes

Lamb Rack with Cucumber Yogurt

Recipes

Manhattan Clam Chowder

With the rise of the Italian and Portuguese populations in Rhode Island's fishing communities in the middle of the nineteenth century came the introduction of the tomato into traditional clam chowder. By the twentieth century, this new version came to be called Manhattan clam chowder (some historians say that it was also called Coney Island clam chowder and Fulton Market clam chowder). It is believed that disdainful New Englanders named the red-stained chowder after Manhattan because they believed New Yorkers were the only ones crazy enough to add tomato to a pristine white chowder.