#l2o

But I’ve doing this under Hardcore is more than music for... 7 years now ? Haha ! I’m still here posting Punk Hardcore and related stuff - music I like - every fucking day and I won’t stop. 

I still think Tumblr is shit. I still wish to find a place where I can share music and where we could meet to share our passion. At the end, I think that the problem is linked to the Internet and this way to communicate and to interact with each others. Yet, in this blurry haze of what to do in order of my thoughts, I know what this blog brings to me and can bring to other people. But me, as Hardcore is more than music is not forever, you know it, and you know it more if you feel this music in your veins and in your heart. This is about the moment and not the time it spend. That’s what I keep in mind to move on. Do your thing with that strenght this music give you and it’s all what I have to say !

L2O was awarded two Michelin stars today. Congratulations. 

But we're writing about Richard Melman's Chicagoan analogue to Le Bernardin today for a different reason: L2O is now more expensive than Le Bernardin. 

While messing about on the website of this high-end seafood spot, we noticed that the menus are no longer $118, $148 and $188 as they were earlier this year. Rather, the entry-level price is now $138 for a seven-course menu. There's also a chef's menu at $198 for 13-courses (or thereabouts). 

Le Bernardin in New York charges $127 for a four-course menu, $145 for a seven-course menu, or $194 for an eight-course chef's tasting with caviar. Now of course, those who engage in price-per-course math will point out you're technically spending less per plate at L2O. But since you can't order per plate at either venue, we shun such arithmetic. Either at the entry-level price point ($138) or the high point ($198), L2O is the more expensive restaurant.

We're not saying there's anything wrong with this. We're just saying.