Website for Restaurant and Travel Destination Reviews
Mar 01
We tried something like this in our forums that just ended up being a haven for spam so I am happy to see someone that is devoting their site to it.
www.lonelyplate.org is all about getting the word out on places to go and safely enjoy your time out without worry.
I went to Disney World a couple years ago and they were FANTASTIC! We’ll be going back sometime very soon to reproduce the trip, pretty much exactly. Land and sea cruise/park package. Stay at Animal Kingdom and just soak it all in.
Ok, I’m leaving.
Wait, Here’s the info in this press release. Check it out and participate! Make this the Go To place for this info!!
PRESS RELEASE: New Food Allergy/Celiac Restaurant and Travel Review WebsiteWASHINGTON – A new website catering to the food allergy and Celiac community, www.LonelyPlate.org, was launched in February by Sharona Schwartz, who up until a year and a half ago was News Coverage Manager at CNN’s Washington Bureau. While at CNN, Schwartz produced award-winning television reports with chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta on food allergies. She is also the mother of a daughter diagnosed with multiple food allergies, including wheat, peanuts, fish and more.At LonelyPlate.org, individuals dealing with food allergies and Celiac can write reviews about restaurants, hotels, airlines and theme parks they visit.“There are fantastic online resources reviewing restaurants and hotels, but because I couldn’t find any that consolidated our unique experiences in an easy, interactive, international platform, I decided to create an interactive database where we can review restaurants, hotels, airlines, and kid-friendly venues,” says Schwartz.“Wouldn’t it be great to give a shout out to a place that did a great job helping you have a safe meal, or warn others of a place to stay away from at all cost?” Schwartz says.Recognizing dining out for those with food limitations is an experience fraught with worry for many, Schwartz says the website will disseminate reports, both positive and negative, to families facing similar medical challenges. “This kind of information-sharing is crucial not only to keep each other safe but also can be a message to restaurants that we are a consumer community worth catering to,” she says.The Examiner.com writes of the new site: “…what a great accomplishment for those of us on a restricted diet. With so many people being diagnosed with a food intolerance, this type of website will help us feel more normal and stay safe when we are traveling and when we are at home.”The web address is www.lonelyplate.org.Contact information: info@lonelyplate.orgLink to The Examiner article:Link to godairyfree review: