Fire-grilled meats, cocktails made for the night, and a rooftop where Panama City’s lights seem to become part of dinner. El Enemigo plays with its name from the very beginning: here, the real enemy might be that little voice telling you it is already time to leave.
Some sunsets are simply watched. Others completely change the course of the night. At Vista Corona, Casco Antiguo stretches out below, San José Church becomes part of the skyline, and the sky starts shifting colors while a cold drink waits on the table.
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.
Who says you need to catch a flight to explore Asia? At Nación Sushi, the flavors of Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam come together on one menu, surrounded by the historic architecture of Casco Antiguo.
Some hotels are simply places from which you explore Casco Antiguo. Others feel like part of it. At Sofitel Legend, you open the balcony doors, the Pacific breeze drifts in, and it becomes hard to decide what to look at first: the sea, the historic rooftops, or the details of a building that has watched Panama change for more than a century.
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.
The Day Joe Died is a rooftop at Hotel La Concordia that combines panoramic views, cocktails, Asian-Mexican fusion cuisine, and music for a unique nighttime experience.
La Estrella Barra Local combines Panamanian cuisine, signature cocktails, music, and a warm atmosphere for experiencing Casco Antiguo after dark.
