Burnt Rose Wine Bar & Restaurant

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Written By Claudia Milroy

Burnt Rose Wine Bar & Restaurant is an upscale-casual Penn Yan favorite that pairs a creative, globally inspired menu with a thoughtfully curated selection of Finger Lakes wines and craft cocktails. With its warm, inviting atmosphere and emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, it’s a wonderful spot for a memorable dinner or relaxed brunch in the heart of downtown.

Location: 13 Main St, Penn Yan, NY 14527

Phone: 315-924-3000

Website: https://burntrosewinebar.com/

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Claudia Milroy

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you stay awhile and come back often. I started the weekly newsletter and this website for tourists and locals alike. I once was a tourist (over a decade ago) and now I’m a local, living here, working here, raising a family here! And I sure do love it!

Naturally I first fell in love with the rolling hills and cool lake breezes. But as I returned again and again, for a different season and different reason, Penn Yan stuck with me. I recall first it was the hint of grape when you drive by a vineyard and then the caramelized, roasted air that wafted down Main Street from Birkett Mills. Visit after visit my husband and I hit all the tourists stops because of my curiosity. Full disclosure - my husband was raised in Penn Yan and he knew all the ins and outs of the area to woo me! Travel & history nerd here! So, through our years of dating and early years of marriage (p.s. we got married in the Finger Lakes!) we would visit family, friends, and our favorite spots. Then the day came when our son was just 6 months old and we decided it was time to move to Penn Yan! Now 10 years later I’m here to share my love of this place with you!

I hope you enjoy this, I hope you take away some cool and fun inspiration for your next adventure. If you're planning a trip, please don’t hesitate to reach out - I’d love to personalize an experience or a 7 day itinerary for you.

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