Feast of the Seven Fishes at Ristorante Panorama in Philly

by artfuldiner on December 16, 2011

in Breaking News, Restaurant Event, Special Celebrations, Wining and Dining

ristorante-panorama2For those who may live in the Philadelphia area, the Ristorante Panorama 14 North Front Street at the Penn’s View Hotel will be serving the traditional “Feast of the Seven Fishes Christmas Dinner” now through Thursday, December 30th.

 

The Feast of the Seven Fishes menu includes:

 

Antipasti: Seared Sea Scallop with Pea Sauce

Pan-Fried Smelt lightly dusted with Breadcrumbs, Parmigiano, and Herbs

Chilled Shrimp Cocktail

Wine Pairing: Pinot Bianco/Chardonnay/Sauvignon Blanc, “Terlaner Classico-Trentino, Alto Adige,” Terlano 2010, Italy, $11.00-5oz Glass

 

Insalate: Poached Calamari marinated in Olive Oil, Garlic & Lemon Zest

Baccala Salad, Salted Cod with Olive Oil, Lemon & Herbs

Wine Pairing: Garnatxa Blanca “Calitja-Terra Alta,” Cellar La Bollidora 2008, Spain, $10.00-5oz Glass

 

Pasta: Lobster Ravioli filled with Ricotta Cheese & Lobster in a Lobster Reduction, Touch of Cream

Wine Pairing: Chardonnay 60%/Riesling 40%, “Binel-Langhe” Ettore Germano 2009, Italy, $13.00-5oz Glass

 

Entrée: Branzino, Mediterranean Sea Bass with Tomato, Fennel, Leek Fumé

Wine Pairing: Assyrtiko/Robola Blend “Kallisto-Western Peloponnese” Mercouri Estate, 2009, Greece, $10.00-5oz Glass

 

The cost of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is $45.00 per person; a 3oz taste of the Sommelier’s Mediterranean wine pairings with each course will be served for an additional $25.00.

 

For more information, or to make reservations, please call (215) 518-5526.

 

Ristorante Panorama earned the distinction from Guinness World Records of “Largest Wine Keeper/Cruvinet.” The unique wine bar’s customer-built, 120-bottle wine keeper was designed by owner Luca Sena in 1990 when he opened the restaurant. The cruvinet is the key to the restaurant’s extensive offering of flights and up to 150 wines by the glass on any given day. The wine keeper is officially the largest wine preservation and dispensing system in the world.

 

Bon Appétit!

 

TAD

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