At SISU, coffee does not simply arrive at the table. First, it is weighed, ground, smelled, and carefully brewed while the water does its work. Surrounded by exposed brick, minimalist concrete, and an open bar where Panamanian Geisha is prepared right in front of you, a single cup can become a small lesson in why Panama holds such a special place in the coffee world.
At Bruma, the sea does not arrive at the table disguised. It comes fresh, layered with salt, citrus, coconut, smoke, and a story the team is ready to tell. With an open kitchen, wine by the glass, and a focus on responsible sourcing, dining here feels like discovering what the tide brought in that day.
Some places let you admire the sea. Others bring it straight to the table—and into your glass. Caleta captures the essence of the Pacific, blends it with creativity, and turns it into an elegant experience tucked among the historic streets of Casco Antiguo.
Capitán Bahía brings the flavor of the Panamanian coast to Galería Solar with ceviches, fresh fish, and fuss-free seafood, set among art, greenery, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Celikateses Gluten Free Experience is a café and restaurant in Casco Antiguo dedicated to 100% gluten-free dining, offering breakfast, savory dishes, coffee, and baked treats.
Panama's presidential palace on the waterfront, named for the herons (garzas) that live in its central courtyard fountain.
Plaza Bolívar preserves the memory of the 1826 Amphictyonic Congress and brings together monuments and historic buildings around one of the city's most iconic public spaces.
First, you find Bruma. Then, you follow the fox. Only then does La Bárbara reveal itself: a dark, hidden room where fresh sushi, Japanese small plates, and signature cocktails turn dinner into one of Casco Antiguo’s best-kept secrets.
