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    Panorama Public House

    4.2 (18 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Jose B.

    What a great experience we had at Panorama Public House! We were visiting town for my birthday and a local suggested this place for dinner. Once we got there we were greeted. The owner gave us a tour for their art gallery which was amazing and then we were seated. Their menu had great options and everything seemed to be delicious. For starters we ordered their mushrooms with sweet potatoes and they were absolutely delicious. For the main meal we ended up ordering burgers. Everything got served quickly, which was great. I got the Normandie burger and onion rings. The burger was sooo good. Very soft and well made. Their customer service was absolutely amazing. The owners were very friendly and definitely made the visit memorable. At the end of the meal we stayed for a few minutes to see the sunset from their window and the view was spectacular. If you're visiting Berkeley Springs you have to come visit Panorama Public House! Highly recommend.

    Homemade tagliatelle with Alfredo Puro sauce and mushrooms
    Sara T.

    The entire staff was so sweet and genuine. Food was not your average menu which made the selection so unique and absolutely delicious! And they even prepared my dessert to go because I was so full but didn't want to miss the homemade ice cream! The space is also very tastefully decorated and the view, 10/10 a place to come back to!

    Matt W.

    Panorama is a great name for this restaurant with a really cool overlook at the parking lot. I had the ribeye, which was very good. The standout was the rumbledethumps, served on a piping hot tray to keep it warm. The dessert was excellent - a freshly made meringue flavored with coriander and a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream on top. We were seated next to the fireplace, which is framed by a river stone hearth. The server also let us know that the restaurant is haunted! Apparently a friendly geist known as The Captain. A great evening and meal

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    We left before we were seated. We were not greeted when we walked in, we were left waiting for almost 5 min. The restaurant was only 25% full, there were plenty of seats available in the front and back rooms. After we were greeted we were told it would be a 15-20 min wait for a table, even though the restaurant was almost empty. This was around 7pm. I was getting the vibe of a very long food wait if we stayed. The views across from the restaurant are gorgeous but they were in no hurry to fill tables. They would have been better to get us in a seat, then tell us they were running a little slow. A 15 min wait for a restaurant full of empty seats isn't good business.

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    Michael N.

    Panorama Public House is well worth the drive if you're looking to get out of the city for an evening of genuinely good food, a relaxed atmosphere, and stunning views. Set just outside Berkeley Springs, the restaurant delivers exactly what it promises: creative comfort food enjoyed with family, friends, and what they rightly call "one helluva view." The charcuterie board and French onion soup were perfect starters, and the main courses -- especially the filet mignon and ribeye -- were cooked beautifully. Even the desserts like "Manna from Heaven" and the s'mores mousse were indulgent without being over the top. The vibe is laid-back but refined, with an art-inspired menu and thoughtful ingredients throughout. From brunch to dinner, the attention to detail in both food and service stands out. The Lazy Sundae ice cream window is also a fun touch for families and weekend visitors. The only slight downside was the very enthusiastic child running and jumping upstairs above us during dinner. It was a little distracting in an otherwise serene space, but it's understandable -- the place is kid-friendly and welcoming to families and dogs, which adds to the overall charm for many. If you're headed toward Berkeley Springs or just want an elevated yet approachable dining experience with a view, Panorama Public House is absolutely worth putting on your list. Just make a reservation ahead of time -- especially on weekends, as they fill up quickly.

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    Valentines dinner was expensive and the food was meh. I'd like to see restaurants succeed but Improvements in service and food are needed.

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    Potomac River Grill

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    (126 reviews)
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    Marylanding in Four Pictures:…read more Pic #1 - Located where the MD144 and the C&O Canal meet, the Potomac River Grill is locally known as the Bridge Restaurant, and owned & operated by Mr. Ben Lewis. Pic #2 - This is their first impression, their best foot forward, and I was sold immediately in the foyer. Pic #3 - My selected ribeye landing at my table, previously located on the middle shelf on the far right of the fridge. Pic #4 - My friend Max, who got hit with a double shift at our shared Super 8 for the evening, who pointed me to his local favorite, the Bridge Restaurant, with his farm fresh steak sirloin and eggs on his table. Thank you, Hancock, for the smashing final impression of Maryland - you rock.

    Looked very tacky, no real decor style, old style wobbly tables and some bench seating. Took about…read more20 min get service, ordered a T bone steak and grilled salmon. Another 40 min for food. Steak was warm, potatoes so cold butter didn't melt. Steak heavenly covered in garlic! Couldn't eat it! Garlic butter on vegis too made unable to eat any of it. Had to keep waving the flys off the table. The salmon was cold and very salty, even the rice was salty with teriyaki sauce on it. Only thing edible was the broccoli. Did tell waitress the steak was horrible and inedible and was offered a replacement meal to go without any seasonings added. Will see how it taste tomorrow after I stop belching garlic and salt.

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    Part of the restaurant.
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    Ribeye, fresh-cut fries, green beans.
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    Queen Street Diner

    4.2
    (90 reviews)
    44.5 mi
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    My experience has always been the same. It's exactly what I'm looking for. The boss and the cooks…read moreknow how to make simple, delicious food for their customers. The eggs always freshly hot from the pan, the toast freshly toasted. The bacon perfect as ordered--crisp, not scorched. The scrapple crunchy-soft, never having sat for long. I haven't had the sausage yet. More to come. These are basics done right, and that's no small thing. I've only occasionally had lunch, but the homemade soups are like your mother's. And although I've never met a milkshake I didn't like, I'm convinced the Queen Streeter brain trust understands the importance of high-quality ice cream. It's evident. The best measure of any essential eatery is its burger and chicken salad sandwich. Both get an A.

    Stopped in to the Queen Street Diner for breakfast on a weekday morning. Ordered the Sausage gravy…read moreand biscuits, plus two eggs (over easy), a side of bacon, and water. Food came out fairly quickly. Everything was hot. My only gripe - and this applies to most of the diners I've visited - everyone makes their sausage gravy the same way - bland and under seasoned. I can see the bits of sausage in the gravy - but it does not taste "sausagey." I added a good bit of salt, pepper, and hot sauce - to give it some flavor. The bacon and eggs were cooked properly - and were tasty for what they are. Coffee was average - nothing to wow me. Service was good. Paid with cash. #QueenStreetDiner

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    Olde Country Diner

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    4.4
    (73 reviews)
    19.4 mi
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    First time visitor because I was looking for chicken and waffles and found them recommended in the…read morebook of faces. I wanted to eat this for my birthday don't judge me. I was sad to hear they only serve chicken and waffles at breakfast. WHYYY??!!! Please add this to lunch and dinner. Our waitress was on point. Super friendly and refilled the sweet tea before it got halfway. I ordered the famous fried chicken and was pretty happy with the food. The baked potato was fine, it was just on the smaller size (4inches long it was literally the length of my size 6 lady finger). Mac and cheese was good, It did have some black spots but I chalk it up to coming in a 730pm. The roll was bland would not recommend. My fiance ordered the BBQ sandwich and onion rings. He is particular and was also very happy with his food. The other thing I would say is consider changing the hours. Closing at 8pm is insane, at least 4 tables arrived at 745pm! I say this because I know the competition is Martinsburg Family and that is open 24/7 I would reconsider the hours. I'm certain since the food was good you could justify a 10pm closure time but I'm just giving an opinion. I'd still go back.

    I was disappointed , the food was just ok, it wasn't seasoned well th gravy on my dish . The waffle…read moremy wife had was hard like a card board like is there buttermilk or something anywhere maybe to save the day. It was dense dry and devoid of flavor . The staff was super friendly and welcoming , that's about it.

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    Garden Fresh Salad Bar was busy after this pic!
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