Cafe Coca Cola

Dating back to 1875, this historic diner holds the unique distinction of being the only independent cafe legally permitted to use the Coca-Cola name and logo. The menu focuses on budget-friendly diner staples, notably a distinctive club sandwich layered with fried pork, ham, and ketchup.

Commenters share nostalgic appreciation for the cafe's enduring role in local Panamanian food culture, praising its inexpensive pricing along with items like ceviche and local hot sauce. However, some locals note that food and service consistency can fluctuate depending on shifting management.