Restaurants & Bars
Celebrated Chef Opening New Restaurant In Bryn Mawr
The "elevated Italian concept" is a partnership of some of the region's top culinary minds.
BRYN MAWR, PA — A celebrated local chef will open up a new restaurant in Bryn Mawr later this month.
Alessandro's Enoteca, described by owners as an "elevated Italian concept," is located in Bryn Mawr Village on 915 Lancaster Avenue. That's the former location of Fiore Rosso and Enoteca Tredici.
It's the creation of chef Alex Fiorello, and marks his third Main Line eatery.
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"Enoteca will be an elevated, contemporary, vibrant and bar-focused environment that still features many traditional Italian dishes with a modern twist," the restaurant owners shared. "The back of the restaurant is anchored by an expertly crafted Italian oven by Rosito Bisani, bringing authentic Italian craftsmanship to every dish."
Fiorello created the menu along side culinary director Matt Arcomone, who has worked at celebrated Philadelphia eateries like Vetri and Osteria.
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“It’s such a blessing to be opening my third Alessandro’s restaurant,” Fiorello said in a statement. “We are excited to finally welcome guests to taste and experience the cuisine at Enoteca. The culinary experience and interior design are unlike anything else in Greater Philadelphia.”
Owners also touted the design and interior of the space, which includes warm lighting, brick and tilework, a bar with seating for 15, and a floating gallery of artwork and metalwork stretching from floor to ceiling.
An exact opening date has not yet been announced but is expected some time in late November.
A Sicilian-American native of Chester County, Fiorello also runs Alessandro’s Wood Fired Italian and Bar in Wayne and Alessandro’s Pizzeria in West Chester.
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