- Clyde's Restaurant Group
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Clyde's Restaurant Group is a private company that owns and operates 13 restaurants in the Washington Metropolitan Area .
Contents
List of restaurants
- Clyde's of Georgetown
- Clyde's of Reston
- Clyde's of Chevy Chase
- Clyde's of Mark Center
- Clyde's of Columbia
- Clyde's of Tysons Corner
- Clyde's of Gallery Place
- 1789 Restaurant
- Old Ebbitt Grill
- Ebbitt Express
- The Tomato Palace
- The Tombs
- F. Scott's
- Tower Oaks Lodge
- Willow Creek Farms
History
In 1963, Stuart Davidson opened Clyde's of Georgetown. Georgetown University student John Laytham, a busboy at Clyde's, became Davidson's partner. In 1970, Davidson and Laytham purchased the Old Ebbitt Grill, which originally opened in 1856. The current Old Ebbitt Grill, however, is located in a different building because the original structure was torn down.
The Clyde's locations in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Georgetown, and Tysons Corner are three of the older, more upscale Clyde's Restaurants, catering to a more affluent clientele. In particular the three landmark establishments: the Tomb's, 1789, and F. Scott's restaurants that Clyde's purchased from the original founder, owner, and operator, Richard J. McCooey, in December 1985.
Davidson was a member of The St. Andrews Society of Washington, DC.
Company leadership
- John Laytham, CEO
- Tom Meyer, President
- Claude Andersen, Corporate Operations Manager
- John Guattery, Corporate Chef
- Derrick Jackson, Executive Chef, Clyde's of Chevy Chase
- Rebecca Jacks, Executive chef Clyde's at Mark Center
- Brian Stickel, Executive Chef, The Hamilton
- Daniel Giusti, Executive Chef, 1789 Restaurant
- Robert McGowan, Executive Chef, Old Ebbitt Grill
- Kenneth Clay, Executive Chef, Clyde's of Gallery Place
- Jason McIntosh, Executive Chef, Clyde's of Columbia
- Jeff Eng, Executive Chef, Clyde's at Tower Oaks Lodge
Cultural references
- The 1976 song "Afternoon Delight" is named after a menu item at Clyde's of Georgetown.
External links
Categories:- Companies based in Washington, D.C.
- Restaurants in Washington, D.C.
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