We went to the Burntwood for appetizers and wine on a Monday evening. The restaurant is beautiful and the historic elements of the "old powerhouse" are evident.
We sat in the bar/lounge area and watched the river... there's not a bad seat in the lounge! Renee, the barmaid was personable and funny! She suggested a bottle of wine since it was retail wine night - which saved us money. We had the Pumpkin Ravioli (to DIE for!), the smokey Chicken Quesadilla, and the Blistered Asparagus.
Everything was perfect - a very romantic atmosphere! A couple who appeared to be in their 70s was sitting near us holding hands, leaning together in quiet conversation, and sipping cocktails. It doesn't get much better than this!