Fancy little restaurant inside the St. Louis art museum. We only ordered two appetizers as snacks but they are both delicious. Good break for in between looking at exhibits.
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
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.
Miriam Simonsen
Food was delicious and artfully plated. Service was friendly, helpful and professional. Restaurant was right inside the Art Museum, had high class look and feel, but affordable pricing. The whole experience was very nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Schnitzel
Lindsay Blum
I enjoyed a delicious brunch at Panorama following a visit to the Art Museum. The Eggs Benedict was perfectly prepared - very decadent. Thank you for the kind service and wonderful meal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Camila Vionnet
I had a 3-course meal today starting with the Camembert appetizer, then the beef sirloin and the strawberry tartin for dessert, together with a glass of red wine. Everything was exquisite, my waiter Todd was extremely nice and delightful, and the atmosphere was perfect, with vibrant music to go along. I would definetely recommend to have an incredible lunch or brunch with an amazing view, topped with a visit to the museumDietary restrictions: Vegan options and gluten-free also
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tania Flores
It is a quiet place, where you can eat delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Lana Aleks
Best service and food ever. Thank you!!!! ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah F.
I came in a little before closing and they were able to seat me and were very attentive but not make me feel rushed. My food and wine were delicious and I'd highly recommend the tuna avocado toast!
Hez Parker
Food was pretty good and priced accordingly. Having a restaurant in the museum is nice and convenient. I would recommend a visit to both.Parking: Parking is only $5.00 if you are a museum member. It is $15.00 for non members.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict, Panorama Burger, Shrimp and Grits
Located inside the St. Louis Art Museum, a Saturday brunch before a museum visit was fabulous! The most important part of any restaurant- the food- was a standout. The Eggs Benedict were beyond delicious. The ham was prosciutto and the hollandaise sauce was creamy perfection. Served with a couple asparagus spears and half a tomato was a good compliment to the main dish. I paired the meal with the French 75 Cocktail- gin, Prosecco, a little honey and lemon spiral, and it was also tasty. The view was lovely- huge windows look out over a dining patio and many trees (hence the name). The service was excellent- attentive without being overbearing. It is worth a visit- even if you are not going to the museum.
Tiago Moreno
Food was very good. I had to call a few weeks later asking for a copy of my receipt and they were extremely friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere.
Terrence Little
Really good meal. Surprised to find such a nice place inside a museum.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Panorama Breakfast
Alice Kramer
Not easy for vegans toFind good food in St Louis. The cauliflower steak was exceptional!! Panorama has a real chef who is really good!!! The carnivores also touted their lunches. So happy to have topped off a lovely morning touring the Native American exhibit with a wonderful lunch!!??♀️??♀️??♀️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
jada boykin
Tori, Nae and Amber were amazing. The atmosphere was perfect. The food was beautiful and tasty, and the experience was an excellent start to our museum- themed day.
Fancy little restaurant inside the St. Louis art museum. We only ordered two appetizers as snacks but they are both delicious. Good break for in between looking at exhibits.
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
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.
Food was delicious and artfully plated. Service was friendly, helpful and professional. Restaurant was right inside the Art Museum, had high class look and feel, but affordable pricing. The whole experience was very nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Schnitzel
I enjoyed a delicious brunch at Panorama following a visit to the Art Museum. The Eggs Benedict was perfectly prepared - very decadent. Thank you for the kind service and wonderful meal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had a 3-course meal today starting with the Camembert appetizer, then the beef sirloin and the strawberry tartin for dessert, together with a glass of red wine. Everything was exquisite, my waiter Todd was extremely nice and delightful, and the atmosphere was perfect, with vibrant music to go along. I would definetely recommend to have an incredible lunch or brunch with an amazing view, topped with a visit to the museumDietary restrictions: Vegan options and gluten-free also
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It is a quiet place, where you can eat delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Best service and food ever. Thank you!!!! ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I came in a little before closing and they were able to seat me and were very attentive but not make me feel rushed. My food and wine were delicious and I'd highly recommend the tuna avocado toast!
Food was pretty good and priced accordingly. Having a restaurant in the museum is nice and convenient. I would recommend a visit to both.Parking: Parking is only $5.00 if you are a museum member. It is $15.00 for non members.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict, Panorama Burger, Shrimp and Grits
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Located inside the St. Louis Art Museum, a Saturday brunch before a museum visit was fabulous! The most important part of any restaurant- the food- was a standout. The Eggs Benedict were beyond delicious. The ham was prosciutto and the hollandaise sauce was creamy perfection. Served with a couple asparagus spears and half a tomato was a good compliment to the main dish. I paired the meal with the French 75 Cocktail- gin, Prosecco, a little honey and lemon spiral, and it was also tasty. The view was lovely- huge windows look out over a dining patio and many trees (hence the name). The service was excellent- attentive without being overbearing. It is worth a visit- even if you are not going to the museum.
Food was very good. I had to call a few weeks later asking for a copy of my receipt and they were extremely friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere.
Really good meal. Surprised to find such a nice place inside a museum.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Panorama Breakfast
Not easy for vegans toFind good food in St Louis. The cauliflower steak was exceptional!! Panorama has a real chef who is really good!!! The carnivores also touted their lunches. So happy to have topped off a lovely morning touring the Native American exhibit with a wonderful lunch!!??♀️??♀️??♀️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tori, Nae and Amber were amazing. The atmosphere was perfect. The food was beautiful and tasty, and the experience was an excellent start to our museum- themed day.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5