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Anyone used Econoloft?
(74 Posts)We're going to convert our loft early next year and we've asked a nation-wide company called Econoloft to prepare a quote.
Has anyone used this company? I'd love to hear how it worked out.
TracyGriffin - will take up your offer as we live in the Beckenham area too - we're waiting for a revise quote from Econoloft, hopefully by the end of this week, so once we have it can we come round and have a look?
That's so nice to hear, Tracy. They've just started ours... slightly daunting...
Hi TracyGriffin, really pleased you had a good experience with Econoloft as they're currently at the top of our list - trying to get a loft conversion done before 2nd baby arrives in July! We don't live far from Beckenham, would be really helpful to have a look at their work if the offer still stands and you haven't been inundated!
Hello We have just had a loft conversion done by Econoloft on our maisonette and are thrilled with it. Our initial contact with Paul who came round on numerous occasions to go through ideas and plans was great and we never felt like he was giving us the hard sell. Adam and Jim were our head joiners and were very professional throughout keeping us updated with all aspects. Despite having the worst weather possible during the majority of the build it only overran by a couple of weeks and this included having a new roof which we hadnt asked for at the start. As we only had the shell done Adam was great in giving us advice on how to complete it, which we are currently doing. We would be more than happy to use Econoloft again if we ever had to do another conversion.
I was looking at "Advanced Search" and am puzzled that there are people on this thread who never seem to have posted anything else. Am I searching wrong, or is there some reason why a person might join a forum, recommend a loft company, then never be seen again?
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"I was looking at "Advanced Search" and am puzzled that there are people on this thread who never seem to have posted anything else. Am I searching wrong, or is there some reason why a person might join a forum, recommend a loft company, then never be seen again?"
Funny you should say that! Econoloft is an old thorn in our side and I came across this thread causing my jaw to gape open and my eyebrows to collide with the ceiling. Very painful. I can point anyone towards several people of my immediate aquaintance whose experience of Weconalot is less than positive. Generally the finish on the work is appalling, and they never actually finished the job. I completed wiring, plumbing and an outside contractor finished plastering. Doors did not fit, they sawed a 100year old teak banister 2inches short, securing it to the new stairs with a cheap metal angle bracket. Tasteful.
I knew what I was in for when the first delivery arrived. The doorbell rang and a large scruffy man without a hello or any pleasantry, turning away from me holding upa sheet of paper said "this is what you gotta pay". Apparently he was the company boss.
The workers were rude and very aggressive and demanded large payments in advance. Work was exceptionally slow, the weather got into the rest of the house damaging ceilings. This was never repaired. Using ECONOLOFT was one of the worst experiences of our lives.
Headofdiy, very interested to know more about other issues you had with this company. We are thinking to get quotes for a loft conversion too.
A friend of mine is thinking of using central London lofts ltd but the comany is listed as dormant ? is this a problem?
I just wanted to get on here to describe my experience with Econoloft as the positive reviews on MN were the main reason we chose to use them, i bitterly regret this in hindsight and I'm glad that PigletJohn and others have drawn attention to the other side.
Work started on Jan 17th 2013 and as of today it hasn't finished! We were told at the start it would take 4 weeks as no one was living in the property. We are now in month 8! All econoloft do is subcontract your job out to someone else and it's pot luck whether you get a reliable team or a totally unreliable one, as in our case. The head joiner's initial are DM and from start to finish there has been very poor communication, and total unreliablity on the part of the workers, apart from when they want money and have they have no qualms about asking for that.
I haven't got the strength to go into all the issues we had but here are a few:
They removed an old water tank from the loft but forgot to close the pipes properly and water dripped throughout the celings. They reassured us that it was nothing serious and would dry, but 2 months after we moved in the ground floor ceiling in the dining room (nothing to do with the loft conversion) came crashing down!! And even then econoloft were in no rush to recyify it. Thank God we were out of the house at the time.
They smoked all over house (we were not living in the property at the time) and left cigarette butts everywhere, despite them knowing we were planning to move in with a newborn baby and a toddler a few weeks later. They Treated the house like a dumping ground - the skip didn't arrive when they started work so they dumped all the rubble (from lowering our first floor ceilings) in the living room, on the carpet, with no protection!
We were told on umpteen occasions that work would be continuing on our property, my husband would take the day off work (for which he didn't get paid) and no one would show up. This happened repeatedly. Materials that my husband had bought were stolen and when confronted, the culprit tried to pin it on another labourer!
The quality of the work is dubious as it was evident to us that corners were cut and my husband had to specifically ask for jobs to be done again when he noticed, but as they worked unsupervised most of the time, we have little confidence in the workmanship. We also received a phone call several months down the line in the middle of the night from one of the labourers telling us that all sorts of shortcuts had been taken by the joiner and that we should get the work checked!
Econoloft's current management seem to be wholly unqualified for the job and I have never experienced such poor customer service as I did when speaking to this company director. You may as well complain to your dog for all the sympathy you'll get. Week in, week out we phone econoloft to get them to finish th job, but here we are, still waiting for it to be signed off. We have had no offers of compensation and I find it hard to believe that anyone in that organisation will ever step up and take responsibility for the utter shambles that is our loft conversion. I seriously would not recommend them to anyone.
We used econoloft twice. The first time went well. The second was a nightmare. Cut ceiling and wall joists to rooms below which they tried to hide. We had to take down walls and ceilings to make safe, we had unbolted steels it was so bad we had to get our builders to finish the job.
The customer service was abysmal, the plumber Duane and Plasterer were great but the rest I could only describe as cowboys. If you use them make sure you get a recommendation for a good joiner. Our first conversion was fine, the second from hell. I could go on but our experience including the smoking! We're similar to Misstrust.
I'm surprised by the first few glowing reviews too
We had our loft converted by econoloft in 2006. They turned up on a Thursday, no notice, worked for 4 days straight and then no show for a few days. This carried on thru the job. Joinery was good enough but plumbing was awful. Drainage from shower was left going up rather than down. Luckily my DH is very handy and after we fired plumbers he finished it off.
The plan and layout was good, joiners ok, everything else fairly ropey. If I was to do it again I'd pay more for a reliable local builder with a good local reputation.
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We have just had the loft converted. Found Econoloft to be a great company who were very easy to deal with. They were also the most competitively priced and on budget! Our joiner (Greg) was just excellent. He has a real eye for detail and his team were great. Their professionalism made the conversion what it is! Would very much recommend them.
No no nooooooo! I wouldn't recommend them to anyone, we had a horrible experience with them!
They had a good sales patter, seemed to know what they were doing to start off with, and their quote was £10k lower than the other company we asked. They took our initial £1500 deposit, after which we agreed that they would start the second week in September.
The start date came and went. Since then, we have chased them numerous times, both by phone email etc and the few times that they actually answered the phone they have been rude, saying things like: I'll speak to the managers when i've got some time. We finally stopped chasing them in October and now it's December and still no word from them! We are now thinking of suing them to get our deposit back.
I am also astounded by the positive reviews that Econoloft have received here - they were one of the reasons that we decided to go with them for our conversion, and oh how we wish we had gone with somebody else.
Below is the review I wrote on the FreeIndex site a week ago. As a result of writing the review Econoloft decided to take the coward's way out and hide all reviews on the site, rather than attempt to come up with a counter-argument.
I should also note that within a few hours of posting the review I got a grovelling phone call from the head office promising to rectify some of the issues. One of the issues (the remaining waste materials) has been sorted out now, but we're still waiting for our window to be fixed.
Anyway, if you're interested, here it is:
We had a loft conversion completed by Econoloft in October 2013. The loft itself is fine – we had a hip-to-gable conversion and a full-width rear dormer installed, which has given us a large additional bedroom and an en-suite shower room. However, getting to this stage has been extremely stressful and I cannot in all honesty recommend that anybody use this company. I will detail our experiences below.
1) We initially approached Econoloft in August 2012 and we were promptly visited by their representative, Bill Muir. He promised the earth – Econoloft are a one-stop-shop, he said. They manage the whole project from planning to completion, he said. All of their workers are direct Econoloft employees, he said. All of the above claims turned out to be untrue.
2) We were initially told that we would be able to get our loft converted under the permitted development regulations, and our intention was to get a rear and side dormer installed. However, after the surveyor visited we were told that we would have to have a full hip-to-gable conversion done which would bring us over the allowed volume for permitted development, and so a planning application would be required. We asked repeatedly for an explanation of why we needed this type of conversion but our requests for information were ignored. We then asked repeatedly if any other type of conversion would be possible that would bring us under the permitted development volume limit, and again we were ignored. However, by this point we had paid the £1500 deposit and our requests to have it returned were ignored and so in January 2013, five months after we initially approached Econoloft, we reluctantly decided to go ahead with the planning application.
3) At the end of February 2013 Econoloft eventually submitted a planning application on our behalf, but managed to bungle it such that key documentation was missing. In particular, we knew that the planning department required that we add an extra parking space to our property, otherwise the application would be refused. And so Econoloft were meant to submit documentation to the highways department, and to include full diagrams of the proposed parking layout. This extra documentation was either missing or incomplete. They took so long in responding to requests to complete the documentation that I gave up and sent it off myself, including drawings of the parking layout that I drew myself (perhaps I should consider a new career as a draughtsman). Fortunately, my contact at the council was excellent and we managed to resolve various issues with the parking layout without any further intervention from Econoloft's inept drawing office, and our planning application was finally approved in May 2013.
4) Construction began on August 1st 2013. Initially progress was fast and all seemed to be going well. However, it rapidly became clear that our joiners were working on several projects at once. In particular the head joiner, who was meant to be "managing" the project, was rarely seen – and his junior sub-contractors were typically unable to answer even the most mundane of technical questions. The contractors were also messy, leaving piles of dirty mugs in the kitchen and a disgusting pile of used teabags in a bag on the counter top. Bags of rubbish were left on our patio which seemed to take an age to be moved. The joiners also damaged our existing bathroom ceiling and dragged their feet for so long with repairing it that I gave up and paid a decorator to do the job instead.
5) It rapidly became clear that all the workers were self-employed contractors, and not direct employees as the salesman had told me. The system for paying these workers was utterly bizarre. We paid about 2/3 of the money to Econoloft themselves, and then we were expected to pay each and every worker individually on a weekly basis. This meant that I had to set up about 10 online payments with my bank, and then every week send out money to whoever had been working on my house. I was told that this strange and inconvenient system was so that I would not have to pay VAT on the labour costs.
6) The project was not managed at all, which lead to some dangerous errors. The joiners did not appear to talk to the plumbers or the electricians about the stage of the work that they were at, and often it was left to me to chase people up and to schedule the work. It became clear that as part of the work our boiler flue would have to be moved. I pointed this out to the joiners at an early stage and they told me not to worry, it was all in hand. But one day I went up to the loft to find that the loft structure had been enclosed around the boiler flue and the fumes from our boiler were venting into the loft space. When I queried this I was told not to worry – all I needed to do was open the window and all would be fine. I accepted their "expert" advice and let them carry on with their work. However, when the plumber returned a week or two later he was horrified to see that the boiler had been venting into our house for all that time and immediately told us to stop using the central heating and hot water because "we could die if we used them". Fortunately it was summer and so we had not been using the boiler much – but I shudder to think what could have happened if it had been winter. The plumber rapidly resolved the issue and re-routed the flue for a small extra charge (we were hoping that Econoloft would waiver this charge as a good will gesture after their incompetence but they refused to do so). I cannot praise the plumber enough. His work was exceptional and, along with the tiler, has given us a beautiful new shower room.
7) While the construction of the loft appears to be solid we feel that some of the finishing-off work was sloppy. In particular the skirting boards were attached in a hap-hazard fashion with gaps left in various places, and boards not quite laid level. To meet the building regulations we had to have a door fitted at the ground-floor level from the hallway into the living room. They managed to assemble the door frame directly onto the carpet, and then bungled the skirting boards around it so that it looked truly awful. After prompting they managed to sort out the skirting boards, but I am bemused over why they thought it would be a good idea to construct a wall directly onto a carpet. Fortunately, the decorator we used managed to tidy up most of these issues, and fill in various other holes left in the plaster work.
8) The loft conversion was constructed with an extremely large void space, and so only 2/3 of the available space has been utilised in the new bedroom and bathroom. When we queried this with the joiner during construction we were told that this was because of the positioning of our chimney breast. However, at no stage during the planning or surveying process was this issue mentioned – if somebody in the drawing office had taken the time to discuss the design with us we might have considered paying extra to have the chimney removed, thus giving us extra space. However, as described in point 2, the drawing office ignored all emails and queries regarding the design.
9) The new bathroom window was fitted so that it opened in a direction opposite to that detailed in the specification document. Our neighbours complained about this because it means that when the window is open their entire garden is visible, and this made them feel uncomfortable – partly because they would be able to see us in the bathroom and partly because we would be able to see them in their garden. We requested that Econoloft refit the window so that it opens in the direction defined in their design. They agreed to do this about two months ago but we are still waiting for them to come round and complete the work.
10) The contract and specification document say that all surplus waste materials will be removed from the site. However, an old water tank was removed from the loft – it would not fit into the skip and so it was left behind, and is currently sitting behind our rear wall right next to our neighbour's gate. We have requested that Econoloft return to remove the tank on a number of occasions over the past few months, and our neighbours are getting increasingly agitated and upset about the situation. I have now requested in writing that the tank be removed but I am not holding my breath.
To anybody reading this review who are considering using Econoloft, please think carefully. If your loft conversion is a simple one then Econoloft will probably be fine and you'll end up with a satisfactory installation. However, they are not really interested in anything non-standard. If problems occur during the planning stage they will drag their feet and hope that you will go away. If problems occur during the construction phase they flap around and blame everybody else. If problems crop up after you have made the final payments then they have absolutely no interest in helping you to rectify them.
Most of the issues we have encountered are down to a lack of project management and a lack of communication between the different departments. In particular we feel that the dangerous issue with the boiler flue arose because nobody was in place to oversee the project and to coordinate the various tasks that needed completing. It also does not help that the head office is in Lancashire but most of the lofts are constructed in the South East. We were initially told that this was not a problem because "you can send an email in seconds". However, as nobody in the head office ever seems to read or answer their emails this argument is redundant.
We had a very bad experience with Absolute lofts, from the planning stages, builders not turning up, botch jobs and damage, and the worse, a brand new roof that leaked like a sieve. A 6 week job took 6 months. Luckily I was a sahm, and when I realised what they were like, I was project managing it myself.
The problem with the larger companies, as previous posters have stated, is that they subcontract, and you just get a team that is available and it's potluck. If I did it again I would research an independent builder, with references, and inspect previous projects myself.
just found some useful reviews about econoloft in rated people and yell, According to those Econoloft is poor in work quality as well as customer care. Please consider those reviews before selecting Econoloft for loft conversion
I have read with interest several reviews concerning Econoloft and would like to add my perspective as a next door neighbour adjoining a house having a loft conversion by Econoloft.
If you value your friendship with your next door neighbour, DO NOT USE ECONOLOFT! I was asked to sign a party wall agreement to insert two beams into the party wall and was also given a letter written by Econoloft and signed by my neighbours saying that the intended work had been fully explained to me. This turned out to be a lie. The loft conversion turned into a complete re-roof which resulted in tiles from my roof being removed further than the party wall and then the openings left exposed to the stormy November elements. Rendering was broken off my side of the party chimney stack and the rendering on one side of my chimney was deliberately damaged by cutting it through with an electric saw by (guess who?) – yes, the wonderful 'Project Manager', Mr Dave Mullins! Guttering and a downpipe was also damaged.
Communication with the company is nigh on impossible. When you do get to speak with someone, they make promises they don't keep. Even the name and telephone number given to me to contact re any problems gave me no response. Econoloft did agree to repair any damage done to my property – as if this exonerates them from causing the unnecessary damage in the first place! However, their idea of repairing the chimney stack has been to slap some plain cement over the original pebble-dash render. Having asked advice from two reputable builders and a surveyor, I am told that I will be lucky if the 'repairs' last for a year before water seeps in and the render falls off. It's apparently a shoddy and shabby job to apply a coat of new render over the old. And it's not even been pebble-dashed to match in with the rest of the house as the old render did.
My neighbours have stuck their heads in the sand throughout the whole job, not wanting to deal with any problems beyond their own property line. They wanted a home improvement and chose a cowboy company to do it. That is their decision and responsibility but I now have a repair bill for damage to my property which should never have occurred.
Econoloft are difficult to communicate with and difficult to deal with, even the Directors in Head Office. They do what they want to get the job done and get their money, and this includes unnecessary damage to the property of their customer's neighbours. They appear to be a law unto themselves. When you do get to speak with someone, they give you a lot of flannel but don't deliver what they promise. I cannot speak for the standard of work on the loft conversion, but their standard of work when repairing my property is definitely sub-standard. My advice: KEEP AWAY FROM ECONOLOFT.
Just started a loft using econoloft. 2 days in and already a little ahead of schedule. My team are outside in the van at 7.15, they start at 7.30 and leave at 3.30. They never leave the loft for more than 20min afaik, they are clean, polite and have kept me informed without having to ask for updates. I will update as we go along. have 2 comments at the moment:
1) party wall agreements: loft conversions are a big undertaking, not just slapping down some chipboard and crossing your fingers. As a neighbour, I would never sign away without seeing plans etc. we spent approx £3k with 2 party wall specialists to make sure everything is water tight legally. Pain in the a but glad we did it now.
2) standard of work. How come the building inspector hasn't got involved. Ours has to do 3 site visits to sign off work as it goes along. Surely if the work was that bad they wouldn't allow the project to proceed without correction?
Finally,We have received 3 sets of plans during the design stage to sign and correct. If you see something you don't like, say so. We have a direct number to the office manager and planning and have found them really pleasant to deal with.
As I said, only the first week and I will give updates.
Re building inspectors - with us they only visited once and they didn't stay for that long. It's not their job to comment on the quality of work, just to make sure that it meets the regulations in particular regarding safety. They'll care if you haven't got fire doors in place but won't be interested if your skirting boards have been put on upside down.
Regarding the plans - as I detailed above the drawing office ignored all our requests for information about the plans, giving us the impression that it was "like it or lump it". Also, from the plan we could not see the positioning of the chimney breast and so we're not aware it was an issue until construction. The only reason we stuck with them once planning permission was granted was because they had our deposit, which they seemed to be clinging onto like grim death, and they also had ownership of the plans - so to switch company at that stage would have required employing a second architect and then paying another planning fee.
Ok.1 week in. 1st building inspection done. Floor laid, dormer frame up. 1st fix wiring done so we have little tails thru the ceiling on 1st floor for smoke? Detectors. Team still very punctual, explain what they are going to do and when.i had an issue with velox positions & they gave me options quite happily. I am very impressed thus far
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- 12-18-2013, 09:37 AM Thread Author #1
is there only one nexus for every carrier in the US?
hey all, I have a question that might be obvious but im new to this realm of the cell phone world and wanted to ask. I am looking to buy a nexus 5 off contract (my first time ever doing this) and use it on sprint, but eventually plan to switch to tmobile. i know some phone only work on one carrier (only works or sprint for example and a different model is needed to work on tmobile and vise versa). is this the case with the nexus 5? are there different phones from each carrier or is there only one variety of hardware compatible with both sprint AND tmobile? thanks for your help!
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Nope. There is only one version of the Nexus 5 sold in the U.S.
It will work on any carrier except Verizon
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thank you for the quick replies! thats what i was hoping to hear
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Though Boulder is a small, relatively safe town, CU remains a large campus that attracts a high volume of people. As with any concentrated community, theft and assaults do occur, but they do not go unreported. Local newspapers are committed to reporting recent incidents and providing detailed descriptions of accused assailants. Attempted rapes have been the University's most pertinent safety issues, but great measures have been taken to educate and protect students from being unsuspecting victims. During freshman orientation, all students are advised to use emergency sirens that are strategically placed in numerous locations on and off campus, if the need arises. Campus alerts have been set up by the campus police to make sure that every student is fully aware of the dangers in and around campus. E-mails are sent out almost right away, and you can even have it set up so the alerts will be text messaged to your cell phone. The University also offers NightRide, which provides students with free transportation to and from designated locations, as well at NightWalk for those requiring an escort on campus.
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Poznámky: | Includes the text of "To the King's Most Excellent Majesty, the humble petition of the Lords and Commons ... ", "His Majesties answer ..." and "His Majesties message of the 12 of November." Also published with title: His Maiesties declaration to all his loving subjects of his true intentions. Reproduction of original in Thomason Collection, British Library. |
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Le Bernardin or EMP
Someone upthread claimed that Le Bernardin had a superior wine service. I don't think I agree. Le Bernardin may have a better collection of GC Burgs in the cellar, but unless you're going to be ordering Rousseau Chambertin with your dinner that's basically irrelevant to you. Despite the accolades, I'd pick EMP's wine service over any restaurant in the city, including Le Bernardin, for all but a tiny stratosphere of people. (And Le Bernardin doesn't allow corkage, while EMP's corkage policy is a reasonable $35, meaning that if you really want to have that Rousseau Chambertin you're better off buying it at auction and bringing it to EMP).
EMP has the best BTG service in the city, I think, and it's half bottle selection rivals Landmarc.-
re: dzop
By wine service, I meant the overall knowledge and expertise of the wine staff and head sommelier, Aldo Sohm, and their ability to choose wine pairings or several bottles with your meal. In that regard, Le Bernardin is clearly ahead. EMP does indeed have one of the best BTG lists in the city and their corkage policy is much better than nearly all other high-end restaurants.
You certainly don't need to spring for Rousseau Chambertin/Clos de Bèze, Roumier Musigny, or DRC Romanée-Conti to get your Burg fix at Le Bernardin. There's a good selection reasonably priced half bottles of premier cru and villages AOC wines from top producers, including Roumier's MSD 1er Clos de la Bussière and Chambolle-Musigny, Fourrier's Gevrey-Chambertin VV, Bachelet's Gevrey-Chamberin VV etc. Luckily, both restaurants have excellent half bottle lists.
re: hcbk0702
"By wine service, I meant the overall knowledge and expertise of the wine staff and head sommelier, Aldo Sohm, and their ability to choose wine pairings or several bottles with your meal. "
I guess this is where we have to disagree. For the vast majority of diners at these restaurants, they will have -a bottle- with their meal, not the tasting menu with pairings or a multibottle orgy. In that scenario, the BTG and half bottle selection becomes critical, and EMP is much superior to LB in that regard. When I go out with my non-wine-loving family and I'm limited to a single bottle or BTG pairings, the high-end treatment you'll get at LB if you're racking up a $300 wine bill is pretty much irrelevant.
And if I'm going out with my wine-loving friends, I'd still rather go to EMP so we can bring the big guns. Basically, outside of a expensed meal, I can't see how someone who cares about wine would pick LB over EMP. Either I'll make use of EMP's liberal corkage policy (and you could be ahead of the game just by swinging by Crush or Chambers the day before your meal and picking out an older bottle at retail) or EMP's better low-end selection if you're only going to drop ~$40pp on wine.
I have to admit, I didn't realize this would be such a provocative subject - but the replies have been very entertaining. I think two things are swaying it for me. First, it sounds like I would enjoy the service and atmosphere at EMP. And second, I'm looking for a dining experience that goes beyond seafood (as much as I appreciate the skill and effort that are required to prepare and serve seafood that is cooked exactly right). And one more thing: I really want to try the EMP's foie gras prepared Mille-Feuille with Big Eye Tuna!
re: Jeffo405
Le Bernardin has something similar (combo of foie gras and tuna) that I was not impressed with the last time I dined there. IMHO, you're making the right decision to stay with your EMP reservation. If you get the chance, do try the11 course gourmand menu at EMP; the only other dining experience in NYC that can match it is Per Se. (for $100 more). I was lucky enough to experience both within three weeks of each other this past summer.
re: Jeffo405
I went to Le Bernardin once and did not like it. I sat at the bar and they forced a jacket on me still. I'm as big of a food/service snob as anyone, but their service just felt to me as too old-school stuffy snobby French.
I had the chef's menu with Kobe beef supplement. While the Kobe beef was even better than the one at L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, it wasn't by much. As for the other dishes on the menu, I think I would have had a better time ordering stuff off the prix fixe that sounded better. The gourmand menu at EMP is tailored to your tastes though. You can tell them what you like and they'll find a way to feature it.
As for using longevity as a measurement of a chef, I hate using longevity to measure any kind of genius. I know of too many too gifted people in various disciplines that cannot survive for long because this world is not for them. Some of those viewed as the top chefs of their time burned out, including Robuchon (before he reinvented himself) and Marco Pierre White. Humm is about 34. Pascal Barbot is about 29. His place has been ranked top 20 the past two years serving two dozen or so diners a night. I don't see him changing and I don't see why him doing it 10 more years should make him more established as a chef.
Never have been to LB but EMP is probably pound for pound the best fine dining restaurant in New York.
re: uhockey
I knew you would come back with that lol. But I have not been to Per Se so I cannot comment. But yes, I am speaking "pound for pound" it is tough to beat EMP price-wise for the amazing quality of food, service, atmosphere, and professionalism they display. A 6 course tasting there costs $125 and it really turns out to be more like 10-11 with all the freebies they provide ya.
I hesitated to get involved in this discussion as it is a very personal and passionate debate, but I think an important point is missing here. I have been to LB four times, the last time many years ago, with both the original chef, Gilbert Le Coze, and subsequently with Eric Ripert, and it seems to me their philosophy has always been simple preparations that emphasize the freshness of the fish. To me this is a lot of bullshit. I can buy a perfect piece of fish at Citarella or Lobster Place or others, and do a simple preparation at home that is delicious so I don't need a restaurant to do it for me. When I go out to a high-end restaurant, I want creativity, something that is a WOW, something I could not imagine attempting myself. I get that at EMP, Picholine, JG, SHO, etc. To me, LB is just making an excuse for lack of creativity. Between the two, I would choose EMP.
re: rrems
Saying a simple fish preparation at home can match Le Bernardin's dishes is akin to saying simply cutting up pieces of fish and putting them on rice can match Sukiyabashi Jiro. They are worlds apart in terms of ingredient quality and culinary technique. Ripert is well-known among chefs for being an outstanding technician, as would be expected from someone who trained with Joël Robuchon in the glory days of Jamin. Home cooks will not be able to reproduce any dish on Le B's menu remotely close to the standard of the restaurant, especially when it comes to the sauces. The preparations are anything but simple.
re: hcbk0702
That's what they would like you to believe, but not what my experience has been. Ingredient quality was just my point. There is a limit to that and there are good fishmongers in Manhattan where the quality is equal to what you get at LB. And how do you know what I can or can't cook at home?
re: rrems
If you can source the same exact quality of fresh sea urchin, langoustine, hiramasa, Osetra caviar, escolar, A5 Kobe beef, can reproduce their truffled foie gras stuffing, completely clear and technically unimpeachable consommés, dozens of complex sauces with the same skill and practiced balance of their veteran saucier, and have a wine cellar full of grand cru Burgundies from the greatest producers, I suppose you would have a point?
On a dinner menu spanning well over 30 seafood dishes, I'd say there's one or two preparations that could be classified as simple. This isn't Esca.
OK, I JUST ate at Le Bernardin this past Wednesday. I had the Chef's tasting at $185. I have eaten at EMP numerous times. Unequivocally, eat at EMP. Humm is a better chef than Ripert frankly. None of the staff at Le Bern speak perfect english, making learning about food and wine tough. The staff at EMP is professional, always "on" and always makes your experience incredible. LB threw petit fours on the table without even telling us what each was. Also they didn't send you off with a little sweet something like other restaurants do. The room looks like a hotel lobby, the bathroom looked like a hotel bathroom, complete with ice in the bottom of the urinals. I thought I was at a ballgame. The Gourmand menu at EMP is unbelievable, and you will feel like you had the best dining experience possible. You will learn about wine and food like no other restaurant. Also each dish is explained in painstaking detail. Staff at Le Bern are smug, staff at EMP are gracious. No comparison.
re: threecrayons
"Humm is a better chef than Ripert frankly"
EMP is undeniably a great restaurant, but I don't think you can mention Daniel Humm in the same breath with the likes of Ripert, Keller, JGV etc yet. If he can maintain or elevate this level of excellence for another decade or so, then you can talk.
re: hcbk0702
Agreed - and I'd go one better - Ripert still cooks in his kitchen and has been doing so for the entirety of Le B's existance. Keller, JGV, Boulud - they are involved, but rarely in their kitchen (though I did see JG and Daniel on my visits to their namesakes, so they are clearly involved.) Humm is great and still up and coming, but only time will tell - same with Kruether.
re: hcbk0702
Humm is young, I will give you that, but I think what he is doing is exciting. LB is a nice restaurant, but I did not get the sense that what Ripert was doing was new.
And I think I can talk right now, because I know what I am talking about. I have eaten at French Laundry and Per Se, JG. Without a doubt Tom Keller knows what he is doing, same with the other guys. Ate at Daniel and it was not good. This was after the reno. Every time you come back to a great meal, you have to come back to EMP.
I think both are fabulous. From solely a food perspective, I think you should pick based on how much you like seafood. Le Bernardin is a seafood restaurant. So if you're somebody who likes a meal that has seafood, poultry and meats, EMP is the easy choice. But if you're content eating courses of perfectly prepared seafood, Le Bernardin would win.
Personally, between the two, I would pick EMP because I like a more varied tasting menu.
Easy choice: EMP without any hesitation. While Le Bernardin is very good, it's kind of boring (and I happen to love seafood). It has a corporate/stuffy atmosphere that is fine if you are at a business dinner. Service is stiff.
On the other hand at EMP, Chef Humm's cuisine is wonderfully creative. The service at EMP is (IMHO) the finest in NY. I had a brilliant New Year's Eve dinner at EMP, and have another reservation in two weeks. I would definitely keep the EMP reservation.
re: Jeffo405
ellenost is not the only contrarian with regard to Le Bernardin vs EMP.
The cuisine at Le Bernardin is excellent, and I didn't find the concept of all fish and seafood particularly boring though I do prefer a more eclectic menu. However, I have never liked the space because despite all the attempts at camouflage, I can never shake the feeling that I'm dining in the lobby of an office building, which is in fact the case. As far as service goes, when we were there in May, it had warmed up from the extreme iciness we had experienced at our one previous dinner there quite some time before. But I would still consider it reserved.
Regulars on this board know that EMP is our favorite NYC restaurant. Thus, I agree totally with ellenost. In addition to Chef Humm's exquisite cuisine and a stellar wine list overseen by Wine Director John Ragan (whose pairings are always superb), you will not find a more welcoming, gracious, and enthusiatic staff providing polished service than the one at EMP.
Enjoy and please report back.
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Go for EMP. Le Bernardin is great, but it's not mind blowing in the way some restaurants are. It does feel a bit stodgy, and everything is perfect, but it's not too daring, it seems. I had the chef's tastings and wouldn't put it in my top 5 meals of last year. Top 10, for sure.
re: hcbk0702
To expound upon my reply a bit, Le Bernardin is the easy choice if you love seafood. Much of the food there is subtle and delicate and if you're not a seafood lover, it might come across as boring (which is completely wrong IMO). The sauces and preparations serve to elevate the fish, not to mask or compete with it. That is the fundamental mantra of the restaurant; as such, no seafood dish at EMP I've tried has come even close to the best dishes at Le Bernardin. If you're in the mood for something besides seafood, then obviously EMP would be your choice.
Another consideration is the wine service (including wine pairings if you choose to get them). Le Bernardin eclipses even Per Se in this department and handedly beats EMP. Aldo Sohm won the "Best Sommelier in the World" award from the Worldwide Sommelier Association competition and frankly, I don't think there's another sommelier in the US who could legitimately compete with him.
However, if you're looking for an airier room with breezier service and a more casual vibe, EMP fits the bill nicely. The service and atmosphere at Le Bernardin is a bit formal.
re: uhockey
I've been to French Laundry, but not Per Se. The service at French Laundry was very professional but not stuffy. A bit formal, but with a touch of California Casual. That sounds like EMP to me. Le Bernardin is sounding a tad too formal, though I don't mind formal if the food is stellar.
re: hcbk0702
Actually I've known Aldo since he was at Wallse. I've even taken a Riesling wine class with him. He is brilliant and would be the only reason why I would ever return to Le Bernardin. Unfortunately even as wonderful as Aldo is at picking the perfect wine, I am still not rushing back to Le Bernardin (I've dined at Le Bernardin at least a half dozen times).
If you have the money and like seafood, do Le Bernardin. With rumors of its lease running out in the coming year and Chef Rippert possibly moving on our retiring it is an experience that EVERYONE who loves haute-cuisine should experience. This is not to say that what Humm is doing at EMP is not impressive, just that Le B is a landmark "experience" restaurant the likes of which are rarely found.


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I opened my mouth for a strep test. I didn't gag. The doctor said, "Oh! Your husband must LOVE you!" Then I gagged. "Oh, maybe not," he said. I'm 23, 2011, Minnesota, urgent care. Made me feel ashamed, angry, disgusted.
I would have thrown up all over his face
Oh hey, sexual misconduct and abuse by medical professionals. Something new and totally not systemic and horrible. /sarcasm.
I read some of the reblogs and many people seem to be under the impression that, "Haha! Funny joke! Life is a Judd Apatow film and this is totes not a big deal!"
Except it kind of is, especially when you realize it's not just one, isolated, incident. Or one, single, doctor. Nope.
lemme tell you sumpin, when i saw that movie "teeth" and the scene where the doc tries to finger her came up i wanted to throw up because when i was 15, i was getting some headaches and my dad sent me to a doctor friend of his. well, this doctor is a urologist (yeah my dad insisted, dont ask lol) but he insisted on doing a breast exam on me. i later found out that was totally out of line. he had no business whatsoever feelin up on my titties being that in the dominican republic folks are so conservative even the female ob/gyn's sometimes hesitate to do so, after years of seeing you. i never did tell my daddy. :(
i wanna vomit again, actually. fuck.
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Can't say I'm too beat up over Mr. Heartland's apparent permanent death. XD He really didn't add anything to the series for me... but I guess I'll miss hearing "Heart Burning~!"
72 is out? I'll have to watch it.
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"Sex and the City" actress to be in Pleasanton Thursday
Original post made on Jul 16, 2008
The actress will be at the Macy's women's department store at Stoneridge Shopping Center at noon to promote her fragrance, Lovely Sarah Jessica Parker.
The first 300 people who purchase her perfume will meet Parker.
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on Jul 16, 2008 at 5:23 pm
Wow!!! I'm off to Macy's Women's Department to lay out my blanket to ensure I'm one of the lucky 300 people. Don't anyone move my blanket or try to cut in front of me!!!!:)
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such a stupidity. why someone would like shake a hand of a person that she dont know.
and they make you spend a money. another toxic, stupid chemical.
oh, why people are not able to think?
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Matt Kenseth received the final "Winston Cup Champion" title last night at a star-studded affair at New York's Waldorf-Astoria. An impending blizzard hammered the city with heavy snow, but did not hamper NASCAR ushering in their 2003 champion and ushering out RJR as the series title sponsor.
The annual NASCAR banquet kicked off with an eloquent commentary by Kiefer Sutherland, star of FOX's award-winning "24", and was filled out by musical performances by LeAnn Rimes and Harry Connick, Jr.
No one was more thankful than the new champ as RJR presented Matt Kenseth with a check for $5.1 million dollars
"To Winston and R.J. Reynolds," said Kenseth. "I'm really proud to be your final Winston Cup Champion. You have certainly made memories for many people; I wish you the best."
Kenseth won just one race in 2003, at Las Vegas, but garnered a series-high 25 top ten finishes.
"I think you all know by now that I prefer race car driving over speech making, but NASCAR didn't give me that option tonight," said Kenseth. "I'm proud to be part of NASCAR and proud for the opportunity to represent the sport as its champion."
The rest of the NASCAR top ten was also honored, bestowed with championship trophies and awarded checks. The remainder of the top nine was Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Jeff Gordon, Kevin Harvick, Ryan Newman, Tony Stewart, Bobby Labonte, Bill Elliott and Terry Labonte.In addition, Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s No. 8 Chevy team was named McDonalds Pit Crew of the Year and awarded $200,000. Rookie of the year, Jamie McMurray was also noted, and presented with a check for $50,000.
Dr. Dean Sicking, the inventor of the SAFER wall barriers, was given the Bill France Award of Excellence. The award, which is not given every year, is presented to individuals who have made significant accomplishments in NASCAR racing.
View pictures from the event.


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The Korean Register of Shipping (KR) and the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) signed an agreement on December 20, 2013 enabling the Korean classification society to survey and certify Danish ships. This brings the total number of countries where KR is authorized to carry out ship survey and certification work to 66.
KR, in accordance with this agreement, is now able to carry out relevant surveys, audits and issue certificates to Danish and Greenland ships for SOLAS, MARPOL, ITC, ILL, ISM, ISPS, and MLC.
All exemption certification relating to surveys will also be issued by KR, after acquiring prior approval from the government of Denmark.
KR has been issuing certificates to Danish ships for inspection and examination of ITC (International Tonnage Certificate) since 1998. KR Chairman & CEO, Chon Young-kee said, "This long-term cooperation agreement is the starting point for developing a further cooperative relationship with Denmark. KR has been receiving new international authorizations at the rate of three or four a year, and we hope to sign further agreements in 2014."
Deep-ocean exploration company Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc., has been awarded the exclusive contract to conduct an archaeological excavation and recover the
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Dr Robin Bidwell CBE has been appointed as LOC Group chairman informs the London-headquartered international marine and engineering consultancy and survey company.
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Sunday Grunge DayDress: Abercrombie & Fitch. Denim Jacket: Vintage Levis.Boots: Dr Martens. Bag: Céline.Earrings: Ring My Bell x BaubleBar. My days off are becoming few and far between but I spent this Sunday exploring...165
CornerstoneSkirt: Zara (very similar here). Leopard Jumper/Sweater: ASOS (similar here)Rings: Ring My Bell X BaubleBar.Boots: Balenciaga. Leather and leopard... the cornerstone of any smart girl's wardrobe...118
MeowFaux Fur Coat & Cat Beret: Storets. Top: Proenza Schouler. Jeans: Guess. Boots: Balenciaga.All Jewellery: Ring My Bell X BaubleBar. What could be more perfect for a crazy cat lady like myself than...180
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McQ Alexander McQueenShirt: McQ Alexander McQueen.Skirt: Topshop. Boots: Balenciaga.Cuffs: THPSHOP This McQ Alexander McQueen shirt ticks all the right boxes: It's crisp, white, classic and yet still edgy. The square...134
RestockThese earrings from my collection with BaublerBar sold out straight away but they are now finally back in stock! Get your's here. 86
Rings & ThingsLeather Skirt: ASOS (in black & red here). Shirt: Equipment.Jewlery: Ring My Bell X BaubleBar. Laying architectural gold accents from my Baublebar collection onto an all white backdrop for a laid...232
Played DownJeans: 7 For All Mankind. T.Shirt: Vintage.Boots: Balenciaga.Ear cuff & Necklace: Ring My Bell x BaubleBar I love the juxtaposition of a bejeweled statement necklace next to a faded rock & roll...127
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Simple SundaySkirt: Zara. Sweatshirt: Vintage (similar here).Trainers/Sneakers: Nike. Sunglasses: Céline. It doesn't get more basic than a grey sweatshirt. The best ones have been worn to death and only get...181
Boy BrickSkirt: Topshop. Shirt: Equipment.Boots: Balenciga. Bag: Chanel. I've been rocking this bag non stop since The Boy gave it to me on my birthday. Definitely my new favourite thing... With the Balenciaga...190
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ZZ TopT. Shirt: Vintage. Jeans: Paige Denim (similar here & here).Coat: ASOS. Bag: Céline (alternative here).Boots: Topshop. I love hunting for vintage rock & roll t.shirts. I tend not to focus on the...89
Barely ThereIt's no secret that I'm a big fan of the 'barely there' sandal trend. Have you seen how many times I've worn my Saint Laurent 'Jane' sandals?! Those sandals are still some of the best money I've...34
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Ring My Bell x Hip and BoneLeather Shorts: Ring My Bell x Hip and Bone.T.Shirt: Alexander Wang.Boots: Dr Martens. I love leather items so it made perfect sense for me to collaborate with Hip and Bone on these leather shorts....110
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Mary Ellen is not a risk taker. Other than her commitment to me more than 30 years ago, she seldom gambles with the odds. But a business obligation in Chicago has required that she leave me to fend for myself. She has left me alone at home before, but my son was still living with us so she knew if we had a power outage, someone in the house would know how to put batteries in the flashlight.
In the past, I always got very detailed instructions for how to muddle through the day when she was gone. It was even alphabetical.
B: (Bedtime) You both need to do this toward the end of each day. Do not skip a night.
D: (Dishes) Wash after each meal in the dishwasher. Do not mix dishes and underwear in same load.
M: (Meals) To be eaten while seated — not in the car, and not standing at the sink. Space them out over the day.
V: (Vacuum Cleaner) About three feet tall, with a hose coming out the side. I don't expect you to use it, but I didn't want it to scare you if you opened the closet by mistake.
This time, Mary Ellen simply abandoned me. I was okay last night, stopping at a sub shop for some dinner. However, this morning when I walked into the kitchen to make breakfast, I realized what a bad personal relationship I have with our appliances.
My wife sets the toaster to light, so it's already popping up while she's putting the rest of the loaf back in the pantry. I like my toast very dark. I know it's done when the smoke detector goes off. Then I get up on a kitchen chair so I can fan the alarm and make it stop. It's hard to tell your doctor you hurt your back making toast.
There are no dials on our microwave. It's just this high-tech control surface that makes me feel like Data on Star Trek determining if Planet RaNon 17 has sufficient oxygen for Captain Kirk and the crew. I don't know how to change the power level; I don't know how to set the timer; and I have no idea what DELAY means. The device does tell me the current time. It's the biggest and most expensive clock we've ever had.
Given the opportunity, I'd swap the stove for a decent pool table. Our old stove had these coils that heated up, which was a pretty good indication that things were about to start cooking. But now the stove is called a glass-top and it is completely flat. Little circle thingies light up, then they go off, then they come back on. Whose stupid idea was this? When I was a kid, we had a gas stove, like with a real flame. My dad used to light his cigarette by leaning over the range and igniting his butt. That doesn't sound exactly right, but it made me laugh when I wrote it.
The toaster oven has been a big disappointment (rivaled only by the dehumidifier in our basement, which we never thought worked until we found out I had purchased a humidifier by mistake). I tried to make a tuna melt in it. The cheddar never melted, although it did age very nicely.
Oops, gotta go. The smoke alarm just went off. Breakfast is ready.
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text: Susan Kosh Loveland, born Nov. 24, 1923, died at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden on Friday, July 29, 2011. A funeral will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, at Myer's Mortuary, 845 Washington Blvd., Ogden. A viewing will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. In lieu of flowers, the family wishes for donations to be made to the LDS General Missionary Fund. Interment, Myers Evergreen Memorial Park. Post condolences at www.myers-mortuary.com. See the complete obituary in the Standard-Examiner's e-edition.


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Small Events
Although we specialize in weddings, we host several small events each year: conferences, reunions, birthdays, holiday parties and more.
We hosted a bridal shower earlier this month and although the luncheon was about celebrating the bride a surprising bonus was that it also gave the bridesmaids – particularly those who lived out of town – the opportunity to visit with each other before the "big day". The hostess did not have to spend the day cooking, cleaning or prepping in any way (although she did bring some garden flowers for us to place at the tables). She was able to relax and enjoy her time with friends. Wedding planning can be emotional and surrounding yourself with love and laughter is therapeutic.
So, the next time you're planning an event and you begin to worry about all the details…just give us a call. An easy, elegant affair is just a phone call away.
Until then, stay well.
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I think ill start posting up paper craft related kickstarters on my blog. everything papercraft related needs to be on NPC.
I was rather surprised this wasn't posted sooner.
Already backed it :)
Ooo! Sup David! Glad to help out a fellow papercrafter! I really do hope you reach your goal!
Thanks for posting this up! Yes... PLEASE help support me! Not only will the funding produce a book (which the Kickstarter money pays for) my dream is that it will eventually turn DesktopGremlins.com into something I can dedicate much more time to. Stay tuned!
Well good luck to David's helper too!!!
Err, im not david. I'm just posting up to help his kickstarter out.
Looks fantastic David, hope you reach your target.
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