Showing posts with label Le Vieux Logis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Le Vieux Logis. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2020

Le Vieux Logis building available for lease in Bethesda

It's not looking good right now for the future of Le Vieux Logis, the French restaurant at 7925 Old Georgetown Road in downtown Bethesda. It has been temporarily closed during the coronavirus lockdown. The business itself has also been on the market for sale for the last year. But now, "For Lease" signs have been affixed to the building.

The downward trend here was surprising, after a new owner had elevated the longtime resident favorite to a hot spot in recent years. Notoriously-Bethesda-averse Washington Post dining critic Tom Sietsema even gave it a rave review in 2014. 

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Le Vieux Logis for sale in Bethesda

Longtime downtown Bethesda French restaurant Le Vieux Logis is for sale. The asking price is $150,000, according to an online listing. Le Vieux Logis got a new lease on life with a change in ownership a few years ago, which earned it a rare rave review from the notoriously Bethesda-averse Washington Post.

Friday, August 10, 2012

BETHESDA RESTAURANT GETS DO-OVER AFTER GAZETTE FRONT PAGE BLUNDER

Remember that blooper-ridden advertising sticker that was plastered on thousands of Gazette newspapers a couple of weeks ago?

The paper gave the restaurant involved a do-over this week.

Can you spot the errors that were corrected?



Thursday, July 19, 2012

GAZETTE FAILS BETHESDA GEOGRAPHY TEST IN EMBARRASSING FRONT PAGE GAFFE

Can you find the error in this advertisement?

Hint: There's no "Old Germantown Road" in Bethesda!

This sticker advertising Le Vieux Logis French restaurant was plastered on who knows how many Gazette front pages yesterday.

Angry, hungry diners are driving in circles throughout downtown Bethesda, as their GPS systems melt down trying to locate Old Germantown Road.

Try "Old Georgetown Road."

But wait - did you catch the second mistake?

Check that URL:  have you ever dined in a "restautant?"

Oops.