Re: Visting Baltimore - dinner choices?

[Guest guest]

Balitmore, is surprisingly friendly. I live and work here in Baltimore.

So, let's see.

On the quick service side, you can go to Chipotle in the Power Plant

complex on Pratt Street. Then there is Five Guys Burgers and Fries, in

the Pratt Street Pavillion of Harborplace (hopefully you haven't been

gone so long that it pre-dates Harborplace!). If you travel over to

the Canton area of the city, there is the Austin Grill and Outback

right next to each other. Both have Gluten Free menus.

In the Mt. Vernon section of the city, there is a new gourmet pizza

place called Iggies. They have gluten free pasta and are working on a

pizza dough. Maybe it will be ready by the time you get here! If not,

I went there on Friday and spoke to the chef, who says he has a good

friend who is gluten intolerant. He walked me through the entire menu

and told me what was safe in each item.

If you have a car, and can get to Columbia, there is a P.F. Changs,

which is very friendly to Celiacs, and they also have a quick service

Diner called Pei Wei, that also has a Gluten Free Menu. They also have

one in Towson.

Donna's cafe, in the University of land Hospital downtown will

make a gluten free pizza also, if you call them ahead of time.

That's all the verified safe stuff. Of course, there are many

restaurants in the Inner Harbor that will cater to your needs if you

ask the server. There's Morton's and Ruth Cris steak houses that could

do a steak or fish for you. McCormick and Schmick's has a ton of

seafood dishes that can be made gluten free.

Finally, there is a Whole Foods within walking distance of the Inner

Harbor, that you could go to in a pinch.

That's all I can think of right now. If you have any questions, feel

free to let me know.

paul.

P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the

Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>

> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a

> conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

Balitmore, is surprisingly friendly. I live and work here in Baltimore.

So, let's see.

On the quick service side, you can go to Chipotle in the Power Plant

complex on Pratt Street. Then there is Five Guys Burgers and Fries, in

the Pratt Street Pavillion of Harborplace (hopefully you haven't been

gone so long that it pre-dates Harborplace!). If you travel over to

the Canton area of the city, there is the Austin Grill and Outback

right next to each other. Both have Gluten Free menus.

In the Mt. Vernon section of the city, there is a new gourmet pizza

place called Iggies. They have gluten free pasta and are working on a

pizza dough. Maybe it will be ready by the time you get here! If not,

I went there on Friday and spoke to the chef, who says he has a good

friend who is gluten intolerant. He walked me through the entire menu

and told me what was safe in each item.

If you have a car, and can get to Columbia, there is a P.F. Changs,

which is very friendly to Celiacs, and they also have a quick service

Diner called Pei Wei, that also has a Gluten Free Menu. They also have

one in Towson.

Donna's cafe, in the University of land Hospital downtown will

make a gluten free pizza also, if you call them ahead of time.

That's all the verified safe stuff. Of course, there are many

restaurants in the Inner Harbor that will cater to your needs if you

ask the server. There's Morton's and Ruth Cris steak houses that could

do a steak or fish for you. McCormick and Schmick's has a ton of

seafood dishes that can be made gluten free.

Finally, there is a Whole Foods within walking distance of the Inner

Harbor, that you could go to in a pinch.

That's all I can think of right now. If you have any questions, feel

free to let me know.

paul.

P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the

Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>

> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a

> conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

Balitmore, is surprisingly friendly. I live and work here in Baltimore.

So, let's see.

On the quick service side, you can go to Chipotle in the Power Plant

complex on Pratt Street. Then there is Five Guys Burgers and Fries, in

the Pratt Street Pavillion of Harborplace (hopefully you haven't been

gone so long that it pre-dates Harborplace!). If you travel over to

the Canton area of the city, there is the Austin Grill and Outback

right next to each other. Both have Gluten Free menus.

In the Mt. Vernon section of the city, there is a new gourmet pizza

place called Iggies. They have gluten free pasta and are working on a

pizza dough. Maybe it will be ready by the time you get here! If not,

I went there on Friday and spoke to the chef, who says he has a good

friend who is gluten intolerant. He walked me through the entire menu

and told me what was safe in each item.

If you have a car, and can get to Columbia, there is a P.F. Changs,

which is very friendly to Celiacs, and they also have a quick service

Diner called Pei Wei, that also has a Gluten Free Menu. They also have

one in Towson.

Donna's cafe, in the University of land Hospital downtown will

make a gluten free pizza also, if you call them ahead of time.

That's all the verified safe stuff. Of course, there are many

restaurants in the Inner Harbor that will cater to your needs if you

ask the server. There's Morton's and Ruth Cris steak houses that could

do a steak or fish for you. McCormick and Schmick's has a ton of

seafood dishes that can be made gluten free.

Finally, there is a Whole Foods within walking distance of the Inner

Harbor, that you could go to in a pinch.

That's all I can think of right now. If you have any questions, feel

free to let me know.

paul.

P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the

Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>

> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a

> conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

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You just may have made your self a few hundred new best friends for baseball season!! lol

Re: Visting Baltimore - dinner choices?

paul.P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.>

[Guest guest]

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You just may have made your self a few hundred new best friends for baseball season!! lol

Re: Visting Baltimore - dinner choices?

paul.P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.>

[Guest guest]

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You just may have made your self a few hundred new best friends for baseball season!! lol

Re: Visting Baltimore - dinner choices?

paul.P.S. When are you coming to town? It so happens I work for the Orioles, so if you are here during Baseball season, let me know!

>> Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going to a > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore. Thanks.>

[Guest guest]

that's what I was hoping

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> > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

going to a

> > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

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Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

that's what I was hoping

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> > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

going to a

> > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

from

> > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

lol Thanks for all the suggestions! I am going in late January, but

next time I am going to take you up on the offer.

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> > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going

to a

> > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

Thanks.

> >

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[Guest guest]

lol Thanks for all the suggestions! I am going in late January, but

next time I am going to take you up on the offer.

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> > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going

to a

> > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

Thanks.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

lol Thanks for all the suggestions! I am going in late January, but

next time I am going to take you up on the offer.

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> > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am going

to a

> > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually from

> > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

Thanks.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You're not coming for the Boat Show by chance are you? I'll be

exhibiting there.

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> > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

going

> to a

> > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

from

> > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

You're not coming for the Boat Show by chance are you? I'll be

exhibiting there.

> > >

> > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

going

> to a

> > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

from

> > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> Thanks.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You're not coming for the Boat Show by chance are you? I'll be

exhibiting there.

> > >

> > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

going

> to a

> > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

from

> > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> Thanks.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Nope, Homelessness Conference.

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> > > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

> going

> > to a

> > > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

> from

> > > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> > Thanks.

> > > >

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[Guest guest]

Nope, Homelessness Conference.

> > > >

> > > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

> going

> > to a

> > > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am actually

> from

> > > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> > Thanks.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You take a risk anytime you go out to eat.

Having said that, Chipotle seems to be a much lesser evil than most

other places. At least there, you watch them put together your food.

You can literally see most chances of cross contamination.

Plus, I always get a bowl, so human hands never touch the actualy

food.

As I said, it's always a risk, but Chipotle has always been very

kind to my stomach.

paul

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> > > > > Anyone have any suggestions for eating in Baltimore, I am

> > going

> > > to a

> > > > > conference, staying at a hotel on the harbor. I am

actually

> > from

> > > > > there, but not as a Celiac, and do not live there anymore.

> > > Thanks.

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