Cafe Coca Cola

What a nice nostalgic diner the cafe is. The meals are delicious and generous. The service was friendly and helpful for those of us who do not speak Spanish. 3 meals, 2 cokes and a fruit plate for $30.40.

Great Café. Really good-tasting food and friendly staff. Also frequented by locals, so you KNOW it's good and not just a tourist trap. Prices are great and portions are fair. Most recommend going for the fried-rice options, but the steak and tortilla breakfasts are good as well.

Such an amazing place! This is a cafe- restaurant that serves Panamanian food and it is so good that we went there everyday! The sea bass with garlic sauce was so good and the shrimp in creole sauce. The plates are enormous and the prices are so good! The service is really nice and in general it is nice to be in such a historic cafe (the first cafe in all of the city). Highly recommended!!

Good Cafe with good prices.
You get a lot of food for the money

Great little place. We had fried rice and club sandwich. Huge portions!

Went here twice as staying nearby. As well as really great food it has a long and interesting history, but most of all it rustic, no frills, just lots of character, atmosphere and a great menu.

So convenient
Food is great and service is fast

This place is the oldest café in panamá, the service is great and the menu is very diverse with a lot of traditional Panamanian food. It is very close to the old panamá shopping area where you will find a lot of bargain prices.

We chose Coca-Cola cafe for a long slow lunch before our airport transfer. Because the service is so slow, it was the perfect choice!!!!!!! The main courses were nice, and the desserts were fabulous! The coffee was the best of all the places I tried in Panama City.

Cafe Coca Cola opened its doors in 1875 making it the oldest cafe in Panama City!

It's also the only cafe in the world named after the Coca Cola Corporation acquiring the UNESCO World Heritage site location of special cultural significance.

The food and service were decent but that doesn't even matter because you are in a historical cafe that once served Teddy Roosevelt, Fidel Castro and Julio Iglesias.

I highly recommend visiting Cafe Coca Cola for the ambiance, historical significance, delicious local food, and cheap prices.

Good sized portions of tasty food - and at reasonable prices! Plus, the history!

We didn't eat. But sat in the oldest cafe in Panama City and had a few beers. Good service and not expensive. And full of history..

Food is delicious and typical to the area. Service might be a bit slow to some but its part of the ambiance. It’s slow paced so it might not be good for a quick bite. If you have time to relax, want typical food and have good company you should definitely visit. Prices are great.

Its panama 🇵🇦. Don't expect this huge luxurious place. Its about seeing the culture. Friendly people. Authentic food. Old style Coke in the glass bottles. We liked it.

Very cool atmosphere, food better than we expected. Fun story about the cafe that is shared in the menu. Windows have trees growing inside of the cafe!

A very historical little corner of Panama City. This cafe is the oldest in the town and is a great place to visit for a simple and humble meal. I would go back, the staff were friendly and the food was comforting.

5 stars for the authentic local Panamanian flavor and atmosphere. It's not the gentrified Casco Viejo experience you'll get just a block away.

Great food at a great price. The Cafe is at the edge of Old Town. Don't let the look deter you. Remember it opened in 1875 and had Teddy Roosevelt as a customer!

Most of the food is under $10 with the entree a side of rice vegetables and cup of noodles. The Ropa Viejo was excellent. The watermelon juice was excellent. The service is on 'island' time but it's worth it.

The only legally coca cola named cafe in the world. The oldest cafe in the tourist area. Nice food, nice cafe atmosphere, lowest prices in the area. Nice staff.

This a place that locals and tourists eat. The prices are good with the top meal costing $12. The coffee is good with no option for a latte but only Panama drinks for good prices for quality. Btw, a latte is not a cafe con leche. This is an historical and still relevant place for a reason! The chairs are amazing!