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Panorama Restaurant

3.9 (132 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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French Omelet**
Theresa H.

The food is delicious, but I gave it three stars because this visit I noticed just how much they cut back on the food portions. Two of us my party actually left a little hungry. It would've been better for them to keep their normal serving size and discharge more and then I'd be totally happy. Our service was extremely slow. So slow that I had time to use the restroom and do a 15 minute walk around the gift shop before my husband cleared our check. Additionally, I had drank my water and needed a refill and she didn't get back for quite some time. The restaurant is comfortable and has a huge floor ceiling window looking out towards Forest Park.

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Claralyn B.

We went to the St. Louis Art Museum's Panorama restaurant and they had delicious food! I ordered the Charleston Shrimp and Grits and my boyfriend ordered the Panorama Breakfast. Both were so delicious! The grits were some of the best I have ever eaten and the shrimp were very large. The Panorama Breakfast included two eggs your way, bacon, sausage and cranberry pumpkin toast. Very tasty too. View out the floor to ceiling windows is charming and it is of the top of Art Hill and the St. Louis statue. They gave me a lovely amuse bouche small dessert for my birthday and it too was delicious. We combined it with three scoops of vanilla ice cream from Clementine's that were full of flavor. I highly recommend Panorama for a meal or brunch! There are two side rooms that can hold larger groups too.

Peruano Bean & Burrata Dip- stunning but bland
Katie G.

The food is a work of art, befitting its setting inside the Art Museum. After a great morning of touring we enjoyed excellent service here at Panorama, but weren't blown away by the taste. We split the burrata and bean appetizer and, it could have been on the cover of Food and Wine. Absolutely stunning, but really lacked any flavor. My friend had a decent burger, the French dip sliders were also fine, and we both had the cauliflower salad that was light but again, not seasoned enough for us. Overall, so glad we tried it, but for the price I don't know that we would return.

Burger and chips
Timira M.

I got a chance to finally try this place. I ended up paying $15 to park in the art museum garage because street parking was limited. After taking the elevator upstairs to the first level, we walked in and let the hostess know we had a reservation. The hostess was pleasant and nice. We sat quickly at our table and were greeted by a woman who poured us some water. We ordered an ice tea and lemonade while we looked over the menu. Our waitress was nice enough to give us extra time to look since this was our first time here. We ended up ordering the steak frita and burger and chips. The wait for our food was about 15 minutes. The food was good overall. I do wish they would have drained my burger a bit from the grease. It made my burger a bit messier than it should have been. But it was still well seasoned and cooked overall. The place was clean and has plenty of natural light coming in from the ceiling to floor windows. Apparently, they have brunch on Saturday and Sundays. Something I will definitely come back for. Until next time...

Charleston Shrimp & Grits
Ebuwa E.

The food was wonderful! I had the shrimp and grits, bathed in a delightful stew and crowned with a poached egg. This dish is so popular that it is only served on the weekends. It is a delightful reminder of Cajun cuisine that thrives in St Louis, and a fitting addition to the menu of an art museum. My problem was the ambiance + dining experience. As a solo diner, I was seated at a small table, as expected. The restaurant was largely empty when I arrived (no other diners in the main dining area, another party - of 3 -in the private section). To my surprise, two bites into my entree, a large birthday party was seated right next to me. The sound levels in the room rose by... several decibels. The server and host had to steer them away from my table several times. This other party had a different server - why were they not seated in another section? Ultimately, I packed it up mid-meal. I provided this feedback to the host directly.

Darrien R.

My friend had been raving about this place and was dying for me to try. I was really excited as the menu looked great and the service was incredible. They got us in as a larger party with no reservation in no time. I ordered the monte crisco and was taken about when I saw the size, especially for the price. The taste was fine but left still hungry. I did however try another friends pancake and was pleasantly surprised with the flavor and portion. Definitely will give it another chance in the future.

Krystal R.

First of all, great environment. Great place to hangout with your friends or colleagues and enjoy some art afterwards. Staff are very friendly and I loved their Brussels sprouts and lobster bisque! Will come back again!

Birthday treat
Paige C.

I made a lunch reservation online for my mom's birthday about a week in advance, they made sure to accommodate all special requests that were submitted along with it. The hostess and our waiter both wished her a happy birthday upon greeting us and sat us in from of the window as previously requested. We ordered crispy Brussels sprouts and a couple sandwiches to share. Everything was served in a timely manner, courses were spread evenly apart. The atmosphere is light, open and spacious. I absolutely love the floor to ceiling windows and all the natural light. We had a great time and they gave us a complementary birthday treat. Our waiter made a point to ask if we were members of the museum and applied our membership discount to our bill. I thought that was extremely kind of him especially because I did not realize that was a perk and wouldn't have known to ask. 10/10

Elise H.

Went for tea during Art In Bloom for $60 a person and was very pleasantly surprised! The service was amazing and all of the canapés were so tasty. Usually I leave high tea hungry but not here! My only complaint would be that we didn't get to choose our tea type but overall, would highly recommend!

Crispy Brussels Sprouts
Jessie Q.

The ambiance is very nice and quiet. The restaurant is located in the art museum and fairly classy. A great option for dates or a nice casual lunch. The food is pretty good, although the crepe is a little lack luster, everything else is pretty good. The Brussels sprouts are very good (fried with sugar) and the lobster is better than most I've had. The service is a bit lacking as they never came back to check on us or to refill water, but it's no big deal. A very good place for lunch when visiting forest park if you didn't want to be stuck at the zoo with just burgers, fries or any other finger foods.

Lobster roll and watermelon salad
Sherry H.

I came here for my birthday with my friend. She said that when she made the reservation, it asked if they were celebrating so she marked birthday. When were you arrived, they told me happy birthday. But the weird thing is they never really did anything, not even a dessert. We thought that was odd. Our reservations were at 11:15 AM so when we arrived, there was only one other table of people. We sat at a table by the window. It was really just a window view. It was nothing that you would think of to be described as a panoramic view. And to get a good view, you had to get one of the few tables right at the window. The best thing about the entire meal was the brussels sprouts. These were like fried and drizzled with honey. They were absolutely delicious. I ordered the turkey Gouda sandwich. It was pretty good. My friend ordered the lobster roll and said it was OK. We had actually thought that would be better. It came with an interesting watermelon salad. The prices were pretty much the amount that you would expect to spend for lunch out. Bonus is that it is attached to the art museum so make sure you have an extra hour or two to browse through it.

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