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... of Chianti, we got out for cheap. • Share plates. Enjoying dinner at Bim Deitrich’s beloved Primo, we cut the price of an entree in half by dividing it between two ...

Me too, Rich! It seems logical to put a restaurant into a building that's equipped for a restaurant, but we've seen plenty of cases where that didn't happen. Deitrich's (formerly a movie theater) turned into a bank is about the most grievous example I can think of.

... you a peek at the entire list. Most fondly remembered by our groups was Deitrich’s, which enjoyed a run of about 15 years in Crescent Hill before ... Masonic lodge, that long housed the Crescent Theater, Restaurateur Bim Deitrich revived it, first as Deitrich’s in the Crescent and later Deitrich’s ...

... deitrich&pid=196743734 "Honoring Bim's wishes, there will be no memorial or visitation at this time, but a celebration of life ...

I saw that a GoFundMe has been created to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in his memory. According to this information, he died of leukemia.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-bim-dietrich

Carla G wrote:Has anyone seen or have a link to any obituary for Bim?

I have not, Carla, but I'll look around, and hope others will do the same.

Has anyone seen or have a link to any obituary for Bim?

Heartbreaking news. His mark on the Louisville dining scene is undeniable and I enjoyed frequenting many of his establishments as a young and up-and-comer and marveling at the operations. A class act from start to finish. Brasserie and Allo were two of my favorites and I am still impressed to this d...

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Robin F. wrote:Didn’t he also own the short-lived 4th St. Live restaurant Quattro?

Yes, although I'm not sure whether he owned it or consulted, and it was never clear to me how active a role he had in the everyday operation.

Robin F. wrote:Didn’t he also own the short-lived 4th St. Live restaurant Quattro?

Yes, although it was never clear to me how active a role he had in the everyday operation.

Didn’t he also own the short-lived 4th St. Live restaurant Quattro?

Jay M. wrote:Was RED Lounge where Varanese is now

Yes, tho it still looked like the garage it was, complete with unfinished floors and service bays!

What were his restaurants, for those of us who are just learning about him now? I'm trying to remember all the restaurants that Bim operated, Iggy. I come up with: Myra's Langtry's Dietrich's in the Crescent Allo Spiedo RED Lounge Primo Am I missing any? Was he one of the crew at the ...

Wow. Seeing Bim's name and Allo Spiedo brings back a flood of memories. What a legacy he leaves.

What were his restaurants, for those of us who are just learning about him now? I'm trying to remember all the restaurants that Bim operated, Iggy. I come up with: Myra's Langtry's Dietrich's in the Crescent Allo Spiedo RED Lounge Primo Am I missing any? Was he one of the crew at the ...

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