The Old Brick Inn and Café 401 are pleased to announce the addition of Gretchen Gordon, formerly the owner and operator of Latitude 38 Bistro in Oxford, Maryland, as the new general manager of both the inn and the café.  Gretchen brings a wealth of business savvy and customer service in the food and beverage arena in Talbot County.  She brings a deep understanding of what the residents and visitors to the Eastern Shore would like to experience.  Along with Gretchen, Chef Mike Greenwood has accepted the position of executive chef for Café 401.  Chef Mike will offer many of his popular dishes from Latitude 38 Bistro along with new culinary offerings.

Executive Chef Michael Greenwood is a Classically trained Chef and is a Local of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.  He has traveled the world and has been fortunate enough to train under the best chefs in the culinary world.  Over the course of his travels, he apprenticed for Master Chef Philipe Chin in Augusta Georgia where they had the great honor of cooking for the Masters Golf Tournament.  Chef Greenwood also journeyed to Europe for a few years mastering the art of classic French Cuisine.

Soon after his return from Europe, Chef Greenwood came home to Maryland to implement his new skills as Executive Chef at Sotto Sopra in Baltimore Maryland.  He has spent the last 5 years as executive Chef at Latitude 38 Bistro in Oxford Maryland.  His expertise helped to create one of the best restaurants in the county. 

He is joined in his new venture at The Old Brick Inn with Gretchen Gordon, previous owner and operator of Latitude 38.  With the talent between the duo, the plan is to open a fine dining restaurant in the Inn called Café 401 where we hope you will join us for fabulous food and wine.