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The Great Sage In Clarksville, Md


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Hi,

I just wanted to mention a wonderful restaurant called the Great Sage. It's the only restaurant I trust. I've never gotten sick there. I'm not vegetarian, but they cater to food allergies. The food is so good! I get the southwestern burger, ceasar salad, and carrot cake. The carrot cake tastes so much like the real thing that I almost cried when I first tried it. For those that can't have rice, (like myself:), they actually have lots of options. It definitely gets a 5 star rating from me. If your ever in the columbia/ baltimore area, you should definitely try it!


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Yes, this is great. I have to avoid casein, egg, & soy as well, and I'm vegetarian. So it is my favorite restaurant.

I would like it better if I lived closer. I come up from the DC area. If I could actually get there as quickly as Mapquest would indicate it wouldn't be bad. But I've never had the traffic cooperate.

Also nice is the Roots grocery store next door. It has a great selection of gluten free items. This includes things from the Sweet Sin bakery ... if only I could eat any of them. They look incredible

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