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Park & Orchard, East Rutherford, Nj

CupCaked

By CupCaked
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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CupCaked Newbie
CupCaked
Posted

We've been going to this restaurant for years, but after I was diagnosed with celiac disease, I discovered they had a gluten-free menu! I've never been so happy to go out to dinner :-) They have a web site www.parkandorchard.com, which, although it doesn't have any of the gluten-free items as far as I know, it will give you a sample of the kinds of things available on their regular menu. Much of this can be modified with brown rice pastas or regular rice without the wheat berries, which I loved pre-gluten-free.

Their wine list has frequently been a WS award winner.

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kbabe1968
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I've been THERE!!!

I used to work for a company that had an office in Clifton! I'd go up there some for training and we always would go there at least once while there! I used to love their PB pie (bet THAT's not gluten free, oh well). We uced to call it "Pork & Richards" b/c one of the guys had an accent and when he would say it, that's how it would sound! LOL :D

So strange to see it here. Guess if I ever make it back up there I'll have to check it out! :D

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LLatham Apprentice
LLatham
Posted

yay! I totally forgot about them!

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