3Restaurant Le Panoramic, France
Located 3,000 meters over sea level, this stellar French Alps restaurant features a swish appeal and spectacular views of the mountains from the moment you step inside. Sit anywhere at La Panoramic, and true to its name, you’ll be treated to breathtaking vistas, while tucking into platefuls of gourmet French food.
As if the awe-inspiring views didn’t already do the trick, the chefs here are known to create local lunches, traditional treats and lots of haute cuisine options to give tourists a taste of globally renowned French delicacies. Bon appetite!
Amazing List. Will definitely try some of these on my next trip.
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The Sierra Mar restaurant is at the Post Ranch Inn on Hwy 1 just south of Big Sur, CA. I have eaten there before and it is not in San Francisco.
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I did not write that article. However, from what I can tell, there was once a restaurant in SF named that as well which is now named after the owner. So, what all do you like about the website?
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You forgot the Norwegian under water restaurant.
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Oh, yes, it’s a cool place. I believe I wrote about it in another article. It just did not make the cut for this one due to word count.
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You missed Vertigo in the Banyan Tree Hotel, Bangkok. It claims to be the tallest open roof restaurant in the world. It is on the roof of the Banyan Tree, 50-60 floors up.
Oddly, that name sounds familiar. It might have been on the original list and cut due to word count limitations. I don’t usually go back and reread articles once they’re published to be honest.
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Very descriptive post, I liked that a lot. Will there be a part 2?
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Thanks for your comment and praise. I personally enjoy writing sequels, but that decision is not mine to make.