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One Dish Cuisine (restaurant in Ellicott City, Maryland)

plumbago

By plumbago
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plumbago Experienced
plumbago
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Hi everyone,

If you live in the DC or Baltimore area, do you know the story about One Dish Cuisine? After nine years with my dx of celiac disease, I was finally preparing for a weekend trip/pilgrimage there, but saw on a sidebar twitter feed on their web site, that it's closed. Does anyone know the full story?
Thanks!

Plumbago

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kareng Grand Master
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20 minutes ago, plumbago said:

Hi everyone,

If you live in the DC or Baltimore area, do you know the story about One Dish Cuisine? After nine years with my dx of celiac disease, I was finally preparing for a weekend trip/pilgrimage there, but saw on a sidebar twitter feed on their web site, that it's closed. Does anyone know the full story?
Thanks!

Plumbago

This was on the Facebook page 8/13

 

“For SALE: One Dish Cuisine Cafe, Deli and Bakery is for sale. The good news is the company is solvent. We are proud to have been the first gluten and allergen friendly cafe, deli and bakery in the US and to have served you since 2010.  (Recognized as the most allergy-friendly restaurant in America several times, most recently in July 2019!)
This was not an easy decision for us to make but has become necessary due to Maureen's deteriorating health. It is our hope that someone will want to take over the company and continue to bring great tasting gluten and allergen free meals and desserts to the community. If you would like to continue the One Dish Cuisine tradition, please contact us at onedishcuisine@yahoo.com.”

 

maybe you you could buy it?  

plumbago Experienced
plumbago
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Thanks! Yes, I just saw this myself, and o sure, I'll go plunk down a check tomorrow! But actually it's been a dream of mine to open a gluten-free restaurant in DC and call it Gluten Free, so there'd be no question.

It's just strange because the rest of the web site is open. If it weren't for the sidebar twitter feed and the blog, you wouldn't know. I'm going to call tomorrow to see what the story is. I know that Maureen, at one time, not sure about now, cooked gluten-free meals for Childrens Hospital in DC.

Plumbago

joelmw Rookie
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I was so saddened to see the news (on FB, as y'all have mentioned). All things considered, I think they're the best gluten-free restaurant I've ever visited and I love the fact that the location is so close to the Baltimore airport (which happens to be a destination for Southwest).

I certainly hope someone continues the business and at least attempts to maintain their standards. Preferably the new owner would be someone who knows firsthand the challenges of eating gluten free.

plumbago Experienced
plumbago
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A week or so ago, I called and spoke to someone who indicated that they are (still) attempting to sell, but it will probably change locations. Meantime, they are continuing to sell their equipment, which I don't totally understand if they are selling the business.

Plumbago

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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@plumbago maybe call your restaurant "Gluten-Free DC"?

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