Welcome to 200 Monroe Restaurant
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At the Hospitality, Culinary & Tourism Institute (HCTI), 200 Monroe Restaurant features fully equipped commercial kitchens and a full-service restaurant where HCTI students & actively acquire real-world learning, expert instruction and hands-on training opportunities throughout the year.
This uniquely designed facility also serves as the location of capstone learning experiences each semester. HCTI students nearing the completion of their associates degrees participate in this experience in order to showcase their skills by delivering excellent service and high-quality dining experiences to our community.
200 Monroe Receives OpenTable Diner's Choice Award
For the seventh consecutive year, 200 Monroe Restaurant has received OpenTable’s Diner’s Choice Award, a program recognizing outstanding restaurants based on verified feedback from thousands of local diners. The award showcases a restaurants’ quality and excellence and helps provide guests with confidence in their booking decision. Congratulations to 200 Monroe!
2024 Holiday Gingerbread Display in Washington, D.C.
You're invited to visit the 2024 Holiday Gingerbread Display to celebrate the extraordinary talent, time, and dedication of FCC Hospitality, Culinary and Tourism Institute (HCTI) and FCPS CTC Architecture/CAD/Engineering students. Learn more.
Catering Inquiries
HCTI is proud to receive numerous requests for students to cater special events. While these opportunities are very much appreciated, the program is unable to directly accommodate these requests (due to limited resources required to support such events). We are however happy to provide referrals to HCTI graduates currently operating successful catering businesses. Please contact us at HCTI@frederick.edu. Thank you for your interest!
About Us
The Hospitality, Culinary and Tourism Institute offers Certificate and AAS Degree programs in Culinary Arts as well as Hospitality Management. Additionally, a Letter of Recognition (short-term training focusing on fundamental skills) can be completed in one semester. Instruction focusing on skills and competencies is aligned with industry standards established by the American Culinary Federation (ACF) and the American Hotel Lodging Educational Institute (AHLEI). Students engage with the local business community via internships and service learning experiences in order to meet growing industry demands. With academic and workforce development training programs, HCTI delivers a strong foundation of knowledge, skills and practical experience for long-term success. Learn more.