Clydes of Tysons is closing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Clydes in Friendship Heights is definitely a meet up spot for 50-somethings. Not sure if that includes swingers, though I think of Clydes as a chain-like, but technically not a national chain, restaurant.

I'll try to help you out: in other words, it's a local chain.

Gee thanks. Chef Geoff's is a local chain, too, but I like their food and menu. My point re: Clyde's is that it is a step above TGI Friday's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Amazing art work and sculptures in that place. The value of that, alone, could be millions upon millions I would think. A great spot, albeit kind of oddly situated. Time moves on.

Yea. Iconic artwork. Isn't the Tysons clydes famous? A movie was filmed there

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Clydes in Friendship Heights is definitely a meet up spot for 50-somethings. Not sure if that includes swingers, though I think of Clydes as a chain-like, but technically not a national chain, restaurant.

I'll try to help you out: in other words, it's a local chain.

I'll try to help you out: you sound like a snarky jerk.

[Anonymous]

I was never a fan of that Clydes. The food is not that great compared to the other locations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:GOOD NEWS

You'll get a boutique burger restaurant in its place!!!

To add to the thousands that are already out there? Wow, so excited.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was never a fan of that Clydes. The food is not that great compared to the other locations.

True. I went to the clydes in Ashburn and was blown away. The food was a 7, but the atmosphere was a 10. The decor was like nothing I've ever seen in a restaurant...and absolutely nothing like anything in the dc area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Clydes in Friendship Heights is definitely a meet up spot for 50-somethings. Not sure if that includes swingers, though I think of Clydes as a chain-like, but technically not a national chain, restaurant.

I'll try to help you out: in other words, it's a local chain.

Gee thanks. Chef Geoff's is a local chain, too, but I like their food and menu. My point re: Clyde's is that it is a step above TGI Friday's.

Clyde's is generally better than most of the other bland, overpriced restaurants in this area, including Chef Geoff's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Clydes in Friendship Heights is definitely a meet up spot for 50-somethings. Not sure if that includes swingers, though I think of Clydes as a chain-like, but technically not a national chain, restaurant.

Us old folk like a decent place to go have a drink every now and then, we don't all belong to a country club. Not everyone is looking to hook up.

+1. Are only millenials allowed to go out and drink and have a good time now? F that!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Clydes in Friendship Heights is definitely a meet up spot for 50-somethings. Not sure if that includes swingers, though I think of Clydes as a chain-like, but technically not a national chain, restaurant.

Us old folk like a decent place to go have a drink every now and then, we don't all belong to a country club. Not everyone is looking to hook up.

+1. Are only millenials allowed to go out and drink and have a good time now? F that!

Of course we 50-somethings in the Bethesda area can go out and have some drinks - that is what the Inn at Glen Echo is for!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Williams Sonoma at Tysons I is closing and selling everything. FYI. They're relocating to Mosaic in the spring.

Have you seen that written anywhere? I saw those claims in another thread but I couldn't find anything online to confirm that.

Yes, I was a Tysons 1 and was specifically told that. Everything is 30% off, no returns

[Anonymous]

Love the clydes in Rockville / tower oaks lodge. Great decor and atmosphere. Have not been to the one on ashburn. Clydes in FH is ok, Reston is terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Williams Sonoma at Tysons I is closing and selling everything. FYI. They're relocating to Mosaic in the spring.

There is a Williams Sonoma in the Galleria, so I guess one in the mall was redundant. Makes sense to relocate to Mosaic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That Clydes was the absolute worst, all creepy 60 year old men in the bar.

This. But PP my dad is over 70.