The Terrace room opened in November at Maggiano's Little Italy, King of Prussia, PA and now host events year-round


Savona Restaurant in Gulph Mills, PA is set atop a hill along Philadelphia’s Main Line, an area with breathtaking scenery. Guests at Savona will enjoy fine dining coupled with a rich his- tory.


Built in 1765, Savona was once the headquarters of Aaron Burr, lieutenant for George Washington during the Valley Forge encampment. Fast forward over 200 years, and this restaurant continues to play an important role in accommodating group functions. In 2016, this historic building went through a large con- temporary renovation to its interiors, presenting planners with a gem that is both inviting and accommodating of their dining needs.


For more than two decades, Savona has been delighting guests with high-quality dining and service. On the cutting-edge of the culinary arts, Savona provides a glimpse into its kitchen through a glass wall where guests can see a wood-burning oven and open charcoal-fired grill. The offerings from the kitchen result in delec- table dishes representing every corner of Italy - plus, more than one thousand wine selections await.


Since its opening in 1997, Savona has received a variety of awards, including a Zagat Philadelphia top three highest-rated Italian restaurant; a “Best Of” award from Wine Spectatormaga- zine; and Best Chef, Best Restaurant and Best Sommelier awards from Main Line magazine and from Philadelphiamagazine.


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