The Story of an Icon
Family owned and operated for four generations.
A History of Tenuta’s Delicatessen: Four Generations of Family Tradition
In 1920, John N. Tenuta left Italy to seek his fortune in the United States. His dream was to open his own business… and that dream was realized when Tenuta’s Delicatessen opened its doors on April 1st, 1950.
Tenuta’s is a family-run business which started as a small corner store and has been passed down through four generations. Our store has been expanded and remodeled several times over the years, but our commitment to quality and customer service has always remained the same. Today, Tenuta’s offers a wide variety of specialty foods and merchandise and is a well-known fixture in the community and around the world.
Since 1950, people from around the world have made Tenuta’s a “must-visit” destination.
From the moment you walk in, you can tell that we’re different. It’s not just the rows and rows of carefully curated groceries. It’s not just fresh cut deli meats or traditional Italian cookies. It’s the feeling that you’re somewhere special, somewhere that takes pride in giving you the best possible experience. It’s being at a place that just feels like home.
So come on in and see for yourself. We guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
From the moment you walk in, you can tell that we’re different. It’s not just the rows and rows of carefully curated groceries. It’s not just fresh cut deli meats or traditional Italian cookies. It’s the feeling that you’re somewhere special, somewhere that takes pride in giving you the best possible experience. It’s being at a place that just feels like home.
So come on in and see for yourself. We guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
People Say the Sweetest Things
“This place is a throw back. Not a generic, homogenized place, but the kind of neighborhood store you remember from your childhood.”
“This place is a throw back. Not a generic, homogenized place, but the kind of neighborhood store you remember from your childhood.”
“This place is a throw back. Not a generic, homogenized place, but the kind of neighborhood store you remember from your childhood.”
“This place is a throw back. Not a generic, homogenized place, but the kind of neighborhood store you remember from your childhood.”
