The Wine Kitchen on the Creek opened in October 2011 in Fredrick, Maryland along Carroll Creek Linear Park. It was the second location opened in our quest to try new ideas and designs, think outside the box and create experiences that our guests, and our colleagues won’t get anywhere else.

When we built the Fredrick location of the Wine Kitchen, nearly 90% of the construction debris was reused or recycled and diverted from landfills. All contractors and labor were hired locally. All materials were either recovered locally or sourced through local vendors. The fireplace mantel is reclaimed American chestnut which is now extinct.  The vertical barn wood is pine and poplar reclaimed from Charlie Keller’s (1916-1990) ‘Yankeeland Farm.’ Charlie was a Frederick native and former New York Yankee(can you find the hidden clue to this?)

The fireplace brick was reclaimed from a 4-story building built in 1817 in Loysville, PA.  The Carpet by Flor is made up of 88% post industrial and consumer recycled content which produces no VOC’s for superior indoor air quality.  Our counter tops are made from concrete and the pre-cast aggregate consists of broken wine and beer bottles salvaged from local restaurants and wineries.  Our Fredrick toilets and water faucets are low flow, water saving, Energy Star Certified.

We are always looking for neighborhoods where we can make a home and build a kitchen.