Panorama Restaurant & Bar

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Situated in Pardaugava, we are very close to the Old Town. The restaurant "Panorama" offers a unique view over the Old Town and our river of destiny - Daugava. Early in the morning, you can take your time to enjoy the plentiful breakfast buffet, while watching the sun rising over the rooftops of Old Riga. For lunch and dinner, we offer international a la carte menu, at the same time not forgetting local products and flavors. All this is complemented by the restaurant's special promotions, business lunch menu as well as special offers for lunch and dinner. "Panorama" restaurant is also the best place in Riga to watch the fireworks during the city's festivals and celebrations. Not to forget, we also have taken care of our guests' comfort and provided them with complimentary parking during their visit to Panorama restaurant.

From the December 2016, we, together with one of Riga's well know Indian chefs Krishna Bhandari, are expanding and introducing a new wave in our restaurant - Indian Corner. Authentic Indian Cuisine using local produce at its core, seasoned with astonishing food presentation and story-telling, will help our guests to experience the South Asian culture not only with their taste buds but with their imagination as well. Our Indian Corner menu is a well-balanced mix of the undying Indian classics together with modern interpretations for the more adventurous visitors. You are always welcome to Panorama restaurant's Indian Corner - the fastest gateway to Indian food culture!

From the 1st of June, our Riverside Terrace opens its doors. We do believe that it is the perfect opportunity to get outside, catch some sun / fresh breeze from the Daugava River and enjoy a drink, or a meal.

One of the many things that make Panorama restaurant with its Riverside Terrace stand out amongst other restaurants is our location on the left bank of the Daugava River. Book a table and enjoy an excellent meal while gazing over the busy Krastmala on the other side of the Daugava River, or by counting the peaks of Riga’s landmarks as they contour the city skyline.