TÈ draws on chef-owner John Calabrese’s Italian culinary expertise, Lancaster County’s bounty of ingredients and the Inn at Leola Village's historic setting to create a fine-dining experience that is at once rustic (the site is a former tobacco farm) and formal (even your purse gets a special perch).
For the duration of your five- or nine-course meal, you’ll be taken care of with impeccable Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star service, from the doorman who first greets you to the digestivo cart that delivers your after-dinner beverage.
But what you’ll remember most is the food. Often straight from the chef’s garden outside — or arriving daily from Italy — it’s fresh, seasonal and simultaneously simple and extravagant.
For the duration of your five- or nine-course meal, you’ll be taken care of with impeccable Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star service, from the doorman who first greets you to the digestivo cart that delivers your after-dinner beverage.
But what you’ll remember most is the food. Often straight from the chef’s garden outside — or arriving daily from Italy — it’s fresh, seasonal and simultaneously simple and extravagant.
Amenities
- Accessible
- On-site Parking
