Roxbury Barn offers menus based on a seasonal selection of regionally sourced ingredients

Food

Genuinely local and sustainable, our chef Leah Detreville’s cooking centers around seasonal food from farmers we know and trust.

Tailored!

Skillfully made with dedication and a passion for good food and good times, we use as many local, home-grown products as possible, combining them with international flavors and cooking techniques.

All menus, whether omnivorous, vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian or designed to be culturally resonant for your family, are customized by our chef Leah Detreville, in collaboration with the couple.

Food connects people. Dinner on your wedding day should feel like an intimate gathering prepared by people who know and care for you.

Chef Leah Detreville

Our chef, in her own words

My name is Leah Detreville. I’ve been passionate about food for as long as I can remember. To me, food is a form of getting to know someone. It allows me to connect with other people and cultures in a tangible and meaningful way.

I’ve been in the restaurant and catering business for the past nine years. Throughout that time I’ve had the privilege of working with amazing chefs, front-of-house managers, event coordinators, and other extraordinary people, who have aided in my personal and professional growth.

I take pride in incorporating fresh and local food into the kitchen with the assistance of local farms and makers. It is my passion to bring a fine dining experience to the table, that is simple, elegant, and accessible.

Farm-to-table wedding dinner setup at the dining terrace at Roxbury Barn & Estate

Photo by Kortni Maria

Quality & sustainability

Clean, organic, pastured, no pesticides – we seek out sources who use regenerative practices that care for the environment and our community. We will only serve you the freshest food available, so if ever necessary, we will substitute ingredients thoughtfully based on what our partners can provide. As we get to know each other, you’ll see how this ethos informs everything we do.

Our local network

We love working with as many local farmers, makers, and bakers as possible. Engaging with this local network allows us to bring the freshest ingredients to the table while also helping strengthen our local food economy. These collaborations translate into inventive and delicious dishes that are proudly sourced from Catskill-based businesses – it’s a true community accomplishment.

Pricing

Food includes a market table with a curated selection of cheeses and charcuterie, dips, spreads, marinated olives, and artisanal bread, and four passed hors-d’oeuvres at cocktail hour at the hilltop pavilion; and during the sit-down dinner at the roofed terrace, an appetizer (soup or salad), and three choices of main courses, all together starting at $135 per person.

An impressive dessert table at the carriage barn, offering individual mini desserts, starts at $20 per person.

All tableware, silverware, glassware, and napkins are included.

Of course, a first consultation (we call it a food talk) and an extensive tasting are free of charge.

Bar and catering fees are subject to 20% pre-tax gratuity and 8% sales tax.

Creating your menu

Creating your menu will be a collaboration between you and Leah, our chef. Planning your menu will entail a conversation about your favorite foods, getting to know your personality and style, and an extensive tasting at our place.

Our goal is to design a fully tailored menu and experience for you and your guests.

Here’s a collection of menu examples to get you inspired:

Spring Ideas


May-June

seasonal harvest table

Featuring sourdough crostinis, pickled wild ramps, roasted asparagus and turnips, spring onion yogurt dip, chicken liver pate, local cheeses with homemade preserves

passed hors d’oeuvres examples

Fried oyster mushrooms and chive blossoms with tahini aioli
Quinoa cakes with manchego cheese, kale, and pickled cherry tomatoes
Venison and bacon meatballs with green onion jam

salad examples

Farro salad with kale, garlic scape, feta, and dried currants
Grilled romaine drizzled in anchovy vinaigrette and crispy croutons

entrée examples

Grass-fed steak with broccoli raab, chimichurri
Trout filet with wild ramp broth, sautéed spinach, shiitake mushrooms, and peas

Summer Ideas


July – September

seasonal harvest table

Featuring garlic and herb focaccia, pickled radishes and zucchinis, charred celery stalks and cherry tomatoes, spicy eggplant dip, roasted beet hummus, local cheeses with fresh berries and melon

passed hors d’oeuvres examples

Chicken wings with chili pepper glaze and blue cheese
Mushroom meatballs with grated heirloom tomato
Polenta croquettes with shredded duck and pickled red onion

salad examples

Summer tomato and corn salad with red onion and cucumber
Roasted beet and radicchio salad with fig and herbed yogurt

entrée examples

Fire-roasted chicken with charred fennel, braised swiss chard, creamy potatoes
Porchetta with fava beans, celery, and fresh herbs

Fall Ideas


September – October

seasonal harvest table

Featuring assorted sliced + grilled sourdough, local butter with chives and honeycomb, pickled tomatoes and onions, smoky trout + white bean spread, blistered shishitos, local cheeses with apples and pears

passed hors d’oeuvres examples

Stuffed peppers with venison, pork, and harissa
Puff pastry with curried squash and roasted tomatoes
Sardine toast with sumac and preserved lemon

salad examples

Grilled chicory salad with crispy shallots, blue cheese, and pear
Warm kale and tomato salad with pickled garlic and toasted grains

entrée examples

Duck confit with honey-roasted squash, braised cabbage, and wild rice
Leg of lamb with cauliflower, sunchoke puree, and roasted fig

Food details & policies

Style of service

Depending on menu choices and couples’ preferences, we serve dinner either plated, family-style, or a combination of both.

Late-night snacks

Optional late-night snacks are served at the carriage barn during the second half of the dance party. Late-night snacks are priced separately, depending on the selections and variety of foods.

Dietary requirements

We can accommodate most guests’ dietary needs as long as we are notified in advance. We run a nut-free kitchen.

Vendor meals

For outside vendors or anyone who is not a guest but will require a meal, the client is charged at half price for any vendor meals.

Full service, in-house

Our chef, Leah Detreville, and her kitchen team are the sole providers of food at our venue. She utilizes as many local produce, meat and poultry farmers, and artisan cheeses as possible.

Our pastry chef, Patty Tripodi, provides all desserts and an optional small wedding cake (6” over 8” in diameter each, with a three-layer height).

You are, however, welcome to purchase a larger cake elsewhere. We have a great list of local wedding cake bakers. We do not charge a cake-cutting fee.

Tasting

Couples who have booked their wedding at our place are invited to an extensive tasting before a final menu selection.

Before the tasting, we plan a food talk over Zoom to discuss preferences and dietary requirements so Chef Leah can develop a comprehensive, tailored tasting menu.