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"UPPER WEST SIDE WONDER" - NEW YORK POST
"Wine & Roses is one of the hottest wine bars on Upper Westside"
Celebrities and neighborhood regulars enjoy the down to earth atmosphere, great wine selection and delicious casual meals from pasta to paninis and more. The international and local cheese offerings make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy a classic New York evening.
Jennifer Klein and her husband Todd have been UWS residents for over 30 years and have worked hard to make this a destination with a neighborhood feel.
“We are so happy to be a part of the New Taste of the Upper West Side," said Jennifer. "We love this neighborhood and are always happy to give back to it as it has been so good to us.
Look for some of their sensational deserts at the tasting. This decadent and delicious event will showcase some of the best local award winning talent including...Jennifer's award winning Champrosia! "
- Paolina Rella, New York Post - May 19, 2010."
NEW YORK POST • JULY 20, 2010 • PAGE 3
NEW YORK POST • JULY 21, 2010 • PAGE 11
NEW YORK POST FULL PAGE • JULY 22, 2010 • PAGE 15
JULY 19, 2010, THE DAY OUR INVESTORS TOOK OVER THE BAR. MY 15 LOVELY PROFESSIONAL BARTENDERS AND STAFF QUIT ON THE SPOT, DESPITE THE INVESTORS BEGGING AND BRIBING THEM TO COME BACK FOR A MONTH.
THEY ALREADY HAD NEW JOBS BECAUSE THEY HAD WORKED AT WINE & ROSES. IT WAS LIKE A BADGE OF HONOR.
THE VERY WEALTHY INVESTORS ALL LOST THEIR SHIRTS FROM DAY ONE. THEY LOST ALL THE PROFITS I HAD DISTRIBUTED TO THEM FOR FOUR YEARS. AND THEN LOST MORE. THEY LOST ALL MY CUSTOMERS. THE RICH AND THE FAMOUS THAT CAME TO SEE ME FOR YEARS. THEY LOST THE ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD.
THE SPACE WAS ONLY 24 FT. BY 25 FT. AND TODD & I BROUGHT IN AROUND $ 1,750,000.00 PER YEAR.
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