Panorama
Italian restaurant · Old City
14 N Front St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Highlights
World's largest wine preservation system, Italian cuisine
World's largest wine preservation system, Italian cuisine
"An ideal night out for great wine and dinner — this beloved spot has one of the region’s largest wine sections ever. Panorama is more than just its reputation for great glass pours, but awesome New American and Italian cuisine." - Ernest Owens
"Not enough Philadelphians give Old City’s Panorama the attention it deserves. Long-time wine director William Eccleston curates the Italian restaurant and wine bar’s 400 bottles, 120 taps, flights, and 150 wines by the glass, which vary by the week. There’s so much to choose from here that it’s noted as the largest wine preservation and dispensing system in the world by Guinness World Records." - Ernest Owens
"This gem at the Penn’s View Hotel on Market Street is one of the premier wine destinations in the region. From their dazzling Italian cuisine (such as their newly incorporated ‘Pranzo’ family-style Sunday suppers) to their Guinness World Record-breaking custom-built wine keeper — there’s something for everyone (already from Philly) to love here." - Ernest Owens
"Many are surprised to hear that this long standing establishment in Old City is the Guinness World Record Holder for the largest wine keeper and offers over 150 wines by the glass. It’s no surprise that its wine club event (taking place the last Sunday of every month) offers one of the most global wine-tasting experiences in Philly. Membership in this club is loaded with perks like complimentary tastings, free admission to wine courses and events, discounts on sommelier-curated wine flights, and much more." - George Banks-Weston
"Wine bars in hotels tend to be stuffy, and Panorama inside the Penn's View Hotel is no exception. But if you can get past the Main Line mansion energy, you'll eat pretty decent pasta. We like to come during Happy Hour (from 4:30-6pm on Tuesday through Friday, and Saturday from 3-4:30pm) when the small plates and pasta shockingly cost $6. " - Candis Mclean, Alison Kessler
