Dining
Enjoy our award winning cuisine, prepared by the highly decorated Chef Scott Fetty and his team. Our restaurant is exquisitely designed with large windows overlooking the Inn’s ravine, and includes a spectacular tree top view, with the Honey Run Creek gently rolling through our country estate. The food reflects a diverse upscale casual dining menu. Expanding on the offerings of Contemporary American Cuisine, Chef Fetty promises the experience of mouth-watering temptations. Every season has its own flavor with local ingredients playing a vital role. We invite you to visit us and discover what you have been missing!
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Tarragon Executive Chef: Scott Fetty
Chef Scott Fetty has been the Executive Chef of The Inn at Honey Run since January 2010.Previously, Chef Fetty was a chef/instructor at the Pennsylvania Culinary Institute, Le Cordon Blue in Pittsburgh, PA since 1999.
Chef Fetty received his education at West Virginia University and the Pennsylvania Culinary Institute. He has studied cuisine at the CIA in Hyde Park, NY, Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, and the E’cole d’Lavarrene in Burgundy. Chef Fetty has experienced culinary competition and self-study in Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, and France.
Before his tenure at PCI, he was Sous Chef at The Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh, PA under Keith Coughenour, CEC. Since 1997, the Duquesne Club has been rated the #1 private city club in the country.
Chef Fetty has earned over 20 gold medals in culinary competitions around the country and internationally, having won 6 gold medals at the 2004 and 2008 “Culinary Olympics” as a member of TEAM USA with a 3rd and 6th place overall in the world ranking respectively. He was selected as the ACF Pittsburgh Chapter’s Chef of the Year for 2005.
As a speaker, Chef Fetty has given seminars at American Culinary Federation national conventions, demonstrated culinary techniques at trade shows, and conducted product knowledge meetings for Le Cordon Blue North America. Chef Fetty judges and mentors student culinarians in competitions and for scholarships.
In addition, Chef Fetty is active in food consultation, food styling, and upscale catering. Chef Fetty has been featured on local television, as well as, public television and the Food Network. He has donated his time and culinary skills to charities, including the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the American Liver Foundation and the St. Paul’s School fundraisers in Pittsburgh.
