Casita Margarita is a 5-bedroom boutique hotel in Pedasi, Panama. Situated at the end of the picturesque Main Street right in downtown Pedasi, the location is ideal. Guests can easily drive or take a taxi to several nearby beaches, walk to restaurants, the town square and other points of interest.

The structure itself is a remodeled former home of a local carpenter and his family. Their grandmother was named Margarita, so we thought it fitting to name the hotel in her memory.

We did our best to maintain the authentic look and feel of the Los Santos Province’s rustic style. The home is Panama’s version of Spanish Colonial - tile roofing, locally made floor tiles, and lots of exotic hardwoods. We did our best to retain that feel while performing a lot of updating to provide guests an elegant yet comfortable experience.

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Sushi in Pedasi

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With the help of Los Cuatro Tulipanes, choose from a small fleet of luxury apartments, ranging from one bedroom to three, all fully furnished and wired for the ultimate traveler. Whether a corporate visit or that long-awaited vacation, these apartments located in the UNESCO World Heritage neighborhood of Casco Viejo combine the pleasantries of hotel living with the privacy and intimacy of being a local. All Los Cuatro Tulipanes apartments include daily maid service, a full-time concierge, and proximity to Casco Viejo’s top new restaurants and bars – a long cross-bay cry from the towering skyscrapers and drab streets of downtown Panama City.

Experience Panama City as savvy travelers have now for years by staying in Casco Viejo. Breezy plazas, cobblestone streets, and a sense of old-world charm. Casco Viejo might very well be the most interesting neighborhood in the Americas, and Los Cuatro Tulipanes Apartment Rentals is the medium to take advantage of it all.

Articles about Casco Viejo:
Cartagena, Colombia vs Casco Viejo, Panama Historic Districts
Orient Yourself to Casco Viejo
Walking Tour of Casco Viejo

Los Cuatro Tulipanes FAQs

Thursday, 19 November 2009 12:47

Where are we located?

Casa Las Monjas, Apto. No. 2A
Avenida Central between Calle 3 and Calle 4 (Above Granclement Ice Cream)
Casco Antiguo, Panama City

What is the best way to inquire about a reservation?

Filling out the reservation form (in its entiretySmile) is best and you’ll receive a response within 24hrs regarding availability and other options if existing.

When/Where can we Check-In?

Check-In is from 2pm to 6pm, but you can Check-In earlier or later with notification and subject to other reservations. You will Check-In at the office and then we will lead you to your apartment in Casco Viejo.

Early Check-In

If no one rents the apartment the night before, you are free to Check-In the apartment as early as you please. But if there are guests staying in the apartment the night before, you cannot enter the apartment until 2:00pm to allow the previous guests to Check-Out and for us to clean.

If someone rents the apartment the night before, you would come Check-in at whatever time on your Check-In date (pay any outstanding balance, receive your keys, leave your luggage in the office and we’ll show you where your apartment is), but you cannot enter the apartment until 2:00pm.

If you have a reservation and need an early Check-In, please email us the day before your Check-In and we can alert you if someone has rented the apartment for the night before your arrival.

Check-Out?

Check-Out is at 11:00am and we ask that you leave your keys on the Kitchen Table and lock the door when you leave.

Late Check-Out?

Must be requested beforehand and we will extend the Check-Out time until 1:30pm if possible, but if another guest wants to rent the apartment the day of your departure, we cannot provide a late Check-Out and you will have to Check-Out at 11:00am. However, if you pay an extra 50% nightly rate, than we will guarantee a late Check-Out until 6pm but this has to be confirmed beforehand.

Breakfast?

There are so many great options in the area and we suggest you walk around and check them out. If you would prefer not or are leaving early, we can arrange for a pre-made breakfast to be delivered ($5/person per morning) the night before (consisting of granola, yogurt, toast, jam, butter, a hard boiled egg, a piece of fruit and orange juice). This is done because, one, we do not have a central location to serve breakfast and two, as we know everyone is on different schedules, we believe this offers the most mobility for our guests and a quick bite to eat to get the morning started.

Airport Pickup?

You send your flight information, arrival time, airport you’re arriving at and the number of passengers in your party and we will arrange the pick-up whereby our driver will meet you at the Airport and bring you to our office where you will Check-In.

Internet?

All of our apartments are equipped with internet which is free for your use. Some apartments have speeds which are faster than others and some apartments are wireless, so please be sure to read the description of the apartment. Also, remember that here in the historic quarter, walls are very old and thick so internet can be occasionally touchy.

Laundry?

Some of our apartments have laundry machines and some don’t. Again, please be sure to read the description of the apartment. If you would like, we would be happy to do a load of laundry for you which would be washed, dried, folded and returned the following day and which would be $10 payable in cash upon delivery of the laundry. As for Dry cleaning, when we receive the clothes we will deliver them back to you in two days time and you will pay the cost and a $5 Service Fee.

Cell Phones?

The absolute easiest solution is for you to go to any one of the malls and stop by Digicel, Cable & Wireless, or Movistar and pick up a PrePaid Cellphone for $25.

Pets?

Sorry, no pets allowed.

Cancellations?

If notice is received within 21 days of Reservation, no refund will be issued. If notice is received 22 days or more in advance of Reservation, a full refund will be issued minus a $50 cancellation fee. Partial room deposit via PayPal is required to confirm reservation and is 100% non-refundable.

In the everyday-more-trendy neighborhood of Casco Viejo, Relic occupies the basement and courtyard area of Luna’s Castle hostel. Entering from the street and descending a spiral staircase brings you to the dimly lit and A/C cooled bar area. Antique-inspired lamps, original exposed-stone walls and natural driftwood tables and stools create a dark yet comfortable feel. Asymmetrical mirrors coupled with a glass liquor display behind the long and high bar top add a sophisticated look. Two glass doors open up to a wide courtyard filled with sculptures, plants, tables and benches, letting you breathe fresh air, visit with friends and enjoy the starry night sky.

Website:  RelicBar.com

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While Super G’s delicious deli treats and fresh cookies and pastries are reason enough to make the trip, we must not forget that Super G is also a well-stocked grocery, carrying a wide selection of meats, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, wines and liquors, cooking supplies, snacks, and much, much more. In fact, one of the reasons Super G has such a loyal customer base is that it carries products that you cannot find anywhere else in Panama.  They have recently added gourmet espresso coffee, frappes, fresh fruit juices and batidos, as well as hand-made cigars to their product selection.

Owner Blayne Ladner is often hanging out in his store, chatting with friends and bringing his sense of Southern hospitality to Panama.

Unknown to most, Super G also does catering for events, big and small. Having a working lunch at your office and need to feed your staff? Let Super G take care of all of the preparations and deliver to you a delicious, nutritious medley of gourmet dishes and drinks. Going on a picnic? Super G can set you up with a basket of goodies that will make your day at the beach even more perfect.

Hours:
7am -7pm Monday - Saturday
10am -3pm Sundays

Website:  http://www.supergourmetcasco.com/

Email: blayne@supergourmetcasco.com

Phone Number: 212-3487

Language:  English and Espanol.

Super G referenced articles:
Orient Yourself To Casco Viejo
Walking Tour Of Casco Viejo

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We have definitely been blessed, here at EyeOnPanama.com, to have such an incredible reader base. You all let us know about fantastic places around Panama all the time, and it is our treat to share with the rest of you the gems that we encounter along the way. With that said, La Musa de Chai is one of those gems.

La Musa de Chai means the Muse of Life- Chai meaning alive in Hebrew. While the owners dont actually speak Hebrew, but they do appreciate the deeper symbolism and meaning of the word. They also love Chai tea (they have a really good one).

The decor, theme and personality of the cafe is based on the individual and combined inspirations of the husband and wife owners; good food, Puerto Rican culture, art, books, games, music, sports and humor. The menu is described as a “quick bite menu”, with gourmet sandwiches and tapas, making it easy to order several and share between friends and family (this way you get to try many of the dishes, as most are delicious!).

With great food must come great drinks, and La Musa de Chai not only has the classics, but some exotic libations as well. Spiced red sangria is the house specialty, and their white sangria and lychee martinis are not to be missed. They carry a good selection of Puerto Rican drinks also, of which the P.R. rum and coconut milk was really good.

La Musa de Chai is committed to a combination of awesome food, good personalized service and a great laid back atmosphere. Check them out sometime soon.

La Musa De Chai’s Facebook Page
Phone: (507) 394-7445

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Via Argentina, El Cangrejo
Panamá, Panama, (Frente al Banco HSBC — In front of HSBC)

La Musa De Chai in the news:
La Prensa

Mon - Wed:
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Thurs - Sat:
11:00 am - 11:00 pm

Bilingual: Yes, fluent in both English and Espanol
WiFi: Yes
Parking: Street

Price Range: 0-$10

Panama Food Restaurant Reviews

Services:
Takes Reservations
Walk-Ins Welcome
Good For Groups
Good For Kids
Take Out
Delivery
Catering
Waiter Service

Specialties:
Lunch
Dinner
Coffee
Drinks

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Take a look at their menu:

Antojitos

Tuna Tartare bañado en gengibre con aguacate/ Ginger marinated tuna tartare with avocado $8.50

Spring rolls de chorizo con queso mozarella y salsa agridulce/ Chorizo spring rolls with mozarella and sweet and sour sauce $6

Bolitas de mofongo con alioli picamte/ Mashed plantain fritters with spicy alioli $5.50

Hummus servido con pan tostado/ with toasted bread $4.50

Bacalaitos con salsa tártara de cilantro/ Cod fritters with cilantro tartar sauce $3.50

Pinchos de filete servidos con salsa de albahaca/ Fillet skewers served with albahaca sauce $7.50

Langostinos con puré de yuca & camote con mojo de aguacate & papaya/ Sprawns with mashed viandas and avocado & papaya mojo $9.75

Emparedados/ Sandwiches
Servidos con chips de yuca hechos en casa /Served with homemade yuca chips

Tripleta puertorra/ Triple meat sandwich $6.50/ 1/2 $4
¡Pal’ hambriento! Jamón, bistec y pollo. ¡Yumm!/ For the truly hungry! Pork, biftec and chicken. Yumm!!

Un cubano de verda’/ A real Cuban sándwich $6.75/ 1/2 $4.25
Pernil y jamón ahumado en la receta original traida de La Habana/ Roast pork and smoked ham in the original recipe brought from La Habana

La Musa Marina/ The Marine Muse $5.50/ 1/2 $3.50
Filete de corvina marinada con jengibre a la plancha con mayonesa de especies / Grilled ginger marinated corvina fillet with our spiced mayonaise

El pollo a la Chai/ Chicken a la Chai $7.25 1/2 $4.50
Tierna pechuga de pollo con queso mozarella y pesto de la casa / Tender chicken breast with mozarella cheese and house pesto

Hamburguesa con queso / Homemade cheeseburger $6.50 bacon $.50
Hamburguesa de 8 onzas hecha en casa / 8 oz homemade hamburger.

Sopa y Ensalada/ Soup & salad

El jardín de la musa/ The Muse’s Garden $5.50 / chica $2
Nuestra ensalada mixta con vinagreta hecha en casa/ Our mixed house salad with homemade vinagrette

La Musa en cuchara/ A spoonful of Muse $3.50/ chica $2
Calienta el alma con nuestra sopa del día/ Warm your soul with our soup of the day

Dulces Tentaciones/ Sweet temptations

La Musa de Char/ Char’s Muse $3.50
Nuestro postre especial del día/ Our special dessert of the day

Flambée de frutas con helado de vainilla/ Fresh fruit flambée with vanilla ice cream $4

Bebidas calientitas/ Hot drinks

Té Chai de La Musa/ Chai tea of The Muse $1.95
Delicioso té de especies con leche/ Delicious spiced tea with milk
Expreso $1..25 Capuchino $1.50 Té/ Tea $1.25

Bebidas Naturales
Limonada/ Limonade $2
Jugos naturales $2
Ponche tropical/ Tropical Punch $2.50

Batido y licuado

¿Cuál es tu Musa? / What is your Muse? $3.50
Combina tus frutas de temporada con nuestra selección de ingredientes/ Combine your favorite seasonal fruits with a variety of ingredients

Casco Viejo has become Panama’s place to eat. There are a bevy of food options for every budget. Yet, where should you go and what should order? In addition, as Casco Viejo continues to be restored, what dining option is missing from the neighborhood? To assist EyeOnPanama.com reader get the insiders perspective, I enlisted help from several foodie-type living and/or working in Casco Viejo. I posed them this question:

1. What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

2. Describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

Read what they had to say.

Dan – Owner of Relic Bar and Lunas Castle

Dan’s Food Philosophy: “Good question… I don’t have one.”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

Aroma Cafe’s wings are that good because you can tell that they use the right kind of sauce.  Frank’s Hot Sauce mixed with butter.  And they are always so fresh.  But you got to make sure they put enough of the sauce on the wings.  They aren’t cheap, but they are delicious.

The chicken soup from Casablanca is just good, hearty, chicken soup.  American Style with a Panamanian touch.  It is especially good if you sit inside in the AC.

Describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

A quality coffee shop.  It would be AMAZING if New York Bagel Cafe came into the Casco.  I would go every day.  We need a super comfortable place, with good food, good music, wireless internet, etc.

Drew — Founder of CascoViejo.org

Drew’s Food Philosophy: “If it smells like a fish…eat it.”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

My favorite dishes served in Casco are the empanadas freshly made by my Colombian friend who I’ve nicknamed “Empanada Fabio”.  You’ll recognize Fabio as a short Colombian guy in his mid to late 50’s walking around every day with his hand truck and Tupperware full of freshly made empanadas.

These are not just your average empanadas.  These are Colombian style, made with corn meal or corn flour, filled to the brim with mashed up vegetables and potatoes.  But what really makes them special is the home made sauce they he sparingly pours into your empanada after you’ve taken your first bite.  I generally buy 5 – 10 at a time and even freeze them for late night snacks.

Fabio also on occasion makes Breakfast empanadas with eggs and onions and peppers that you wouldn’t believe.  These are $2.00, but his normal price is $1.50.

Can you try to describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

That is easy.  Casco is missing two things:   Sushi  & Thai Food.   Unfortunately, I have yet too find good Thai food anywhere in Panama City and the Sushi is not much to speak of either.  Whoever brought Cream Cheese filled Sushi to Panama should be strung up in a public plaza and stoned  (yes, you can publish that).

As for extraneous comments:   I steered away from mentioning the fish market because I figure others will write about this as well.   But if not mentioned, than this should be the top of the list.  Both for the fresh Ceviche and for the restaurant upstairs which serves up the best fish soup I’ve had.

Keenan – Owner of Los Cuatro Tulipanes Casco Viejo Apartment Rentals

Keenan’s Food Philosophy: “Your utensils are shovels so shovel that food in as fast as possible!”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

Ego’s Portobelo Bruschetta and Chicharrones. My pallet is most readily compared to a trash can, but I find these two dishes to be the best dishes in all Casco Viejo.  The balance between sour and sweet with the Portobelo Bruschettta and the crunchy and spicy of the Chicharrones is heavenly (that was my Anthony Bourdain analysis).  A more appropriate Keenan Analysis is that “I will order this plate every time I go there”

Caffe Per Due’s Manuela Pizza: Best thin crust pizza in town served up by my favorite Italians in the area and the nicest wait staff in Casco.

Describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

MALAYSIAN. I say Malaysian because I want more ethnic food in the area.  Obviously, this might not work in such an area already over-saturated with restaurants.  But a little wishful thinking never hurt anyone.

Mary Roush – Retiree living in Casco.

Mary’s Food Philosophy: “Fresh, fresh food, lovingly prepared, exquisitely presented, with a bit of spice or complexity of flavor.”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

Spicy tacos at the Tequila Bar–one of the only truly spicy foods you can get in Panama IF you request the “spice”.

Burgers at Mojitos (sin mojitos) and at the new sports bar Cedros.  Eric’s (Owner of Mojitos) burgers off the grill are THE best as they are cooked to order, hot, juicy, and fresh at a great price.  The sports’ bar burgers are huge and an honorable “runner up.” LOVE the historic photos in that place; nice restoration.

Osso Buco at Mostaza — Cooked until it falls off the bone (and the pooches LOVE the bones) and served in a bowl so you can sop up the gravy with the delicious hot bread that they serve. Have never had the budget to order lobster here, but I think it’s the best place in Casco to get it. I see the Deli Fish truck deliver them live daily…and some of them are HUGE. (Makes my mouth totally water!!  If you give me a stipend, I’ll gladly write a review for you of my lobster dinner. OH, I LUST to have a lobster. Miss them so.)

Can you try to describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

1. A wine and cheese STORE. One that holds tastings, and has other “nibbles” to go/eat in such as great breads, toasts, pate. I would LOVE it if Luc at Cheese! Cheese! would open an outlet here…maybe in partnership with Petit Paris, so we had a place to get fruit tarts, pastries, etc.

2. A Chinese Takeout restaurant. I SO miss the “20″ Chinese restaurants in our old neighborhood. I swear all the menus were printed by the same printer; they all looked alike, only the quality of ingredients, cleanliness and preparation differentiated them. I miss ordering a bunch of food (leftovers are great) and being told “10 minutes”…then coming home with a bunch of cartons and waxed paper wrappers with hot spring rolls and egg rolls.

Patrizia – Arco Properties.

Patiriza’s Food Philosophy: “Has to be good, can’t kill you”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

I have a lot of favorites. This is hard. Ceviche mixto at Ego with the citrus picante chaser shot is at the top of the list but it is only appetizer. The Spanakopitas at Indigo is my other favorite appetizer. For an entre there is a Gnocci with Gogonzola sauce and nuts that I can’t resist (I’m half Italian and 100 percent cheese addict). For dessert anything Manuela does at Caffe Per Due is great.

Describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

What we are missing most is just well done Panamanian inspired food like what Cuquita does at the Bristol. I also hate the fact that I have to leave the Casco for authentic Indian food and sushi.

Finally me. Evan from EyeOnPanama.com

My Food Philosophy “An empty belly is the best cook. ~Estonian Proverb”

What is your favorite dish served in Casco, where is it served, and what makes it so special?

First, Mama Chefa’s $2.50 ropa vieja. LLLLLLooove it! Ropa vieja is a traditional Panamanian dish consisting of seasoned shredded beef spread over white rice and beans. At Mama Chefa’s house, you actually eat inside her living room while you watch tele-novelas side-by-side with Panamanian government officials on their lunch breaks. Hands down, it’s most authentic Panamanian dining experience in Panama City. Mama Chefa knows I am obsessed and personally calls me on ropa vieja days.

Secondly, Callejon del Gato’s Hongos Portobello. Normally, I can barely tolerate mushrooms in salads, pizzas, etc.  But, there is something about Callejon’s sauce makes this dish one of favorites.

Describe the food/dining options that are missing in Casco?

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It seems like coffee shops in Panama City are a dime a dozen, but Dolce Coffee House brings something special to the table (pun!). Yeah, sure, the coffee is good, but where in Panama can you get a bad cup? No, the real reason to go (and return again and again) to the Dolce Coffee House is their home-made-with-love comfort food and pastries. The Shepard’s Pie is delicious, and the Macaroni and four-cheese is just like mama used to make back home. They are always making their most popular dishes, but they also have a slightly ADD chef in Jason, who is always making and rotating in and out new and tasty dishes. The cookies and brownies are by themselves worth the walk.

Another reason to visit Dolce is their special events, where they put on a spread for all sorts of different occasions. You can count on a proper Thanksgiving feast each and every November (October for the Canadian nationals here!), complete with roast turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing and all the fixins’.

The decor of Dolce could be called by some “Urban Country Bumpkin,” but I call it homey. Wooden tables and chairs, a comfy couch perfect for enjoying your coffee and waiting out a Panamanian Agua Cero (heavy rain), and several bookcases where you can exchange your just-finished novel for free adorn the restaurant. The whole package comes together to make an environment that is relaxing and comforting, especially if you are having a bit of home-sickness.

Hours:
8am - 10pm Monday thru Saturday
8am - 6pm Sunday

Website: Click Here to go to Facebook Fan Page

Email: dolcecoffeehouse@gmail.com

Phone Number: 394-2300

Language: English and Espanol

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The newly opened Cafe Havana offers an excellent selection of drinks at fair prices in a convenient new location in Casco Viejo. The main draw to Havana’s is the wide variety of rum and specialty drinks, but there are also plenty of different beers and wines available to satisfy the thirsts of all customers. Havana’s offers the full gamut of Caribbean-style libation options. Well drinks with the house liquors won’t break the budget, while even the most discriminating of connoisseurs will be satisfied with some of the highest-shelf bar options that you can find in all of Panama. Cafe Havana also has a number of different food items, for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Fitting into the historical colonial architecture of Casco Viejo, the decoration and design inside Havana’s creates a warm ambience that reminisces to the classic elements of the music, history and culture of Cuba. From the old photos, advertisements and artwork covering the walls to the chairs, tables and bar within, Havana’s creates a classy and comfortable environment perfect for relaxing and enjoying good drinks and conversation with friends.

Best Nights: Weekends, but can be good mid-week due to hotel spill over

Cover:  No

Dress Code:  Casual

Crowd:  Alot of Westerns because of the nearby hostel and hotels, well-to-do Panamanians

Music:  Latin/Salsa

Price:  $2.50 for a National beer and $5-up for specialty drinks

After Hours: No and closes at 2am.

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It does not need to be this way, my friends. Recently, we found out about a little B&B on Isla Taboga (which is only a one-hour boat ride away from the city= no driving nor traffic coming back) that offers all of the escape, peace, security and relaxation that one could want on their weekend retreat.

The Cerrito Tropical B&B Inn on Isla Taboga is by far the best choice for vacation accommodation on the island. Located up a hill overlooking the city, surrounded by Mango trees, where cool breezes and beautiful views of Taboga Bay create an environment that is both relaxing and rejuvenating; you can spend a day, a weekend, or an entire month or more enjoying and exploring an island rich with history, culture, and nature. You can pass your days exploring Taboga’s beaches, snorkeling among the abundant fish that call Taboga home, trekking around the island on trails that pirates like Captain Morgan, Captain Townley and Spanish Conquistadors used to roam, or you can just sink into a hammock and read for hours, relishing the serenity so easily found on this local treasure.

The Cerrito Tropical has several different options for their guests, all of which come standard with a full breakfast of fresh tropical fruits, eggs, toast, juices, rich Panama coffee and gourmet teas. Prices start at $75 for one of their 3 B&B rooms, and they also have one and two bedroom apartments available for larger groups and longer stays (rates vary seasonally. Their in-house chef prepares some delicious meals for their guests and visitors; he offers choices from sea bass filet with savory creole sauce, fresh jumbo shrimp in garlic butter, to home-made hamburgers & seafood burritos – a vegetarian plate too. The staff is super friendly, and always willing to go out of their way to make your stay at Cerrito Tropical comfortable and relaxing. For the more adventurous guests, the staff will organize a boat excursion where you can tour the island, find the best snorkeling, or go fishing.

For more information about Cerrito Tropical, and to contact them to make reservations, please check out their webpage at http://www.cerritotropicalpanama.com/index.html.

Cerrito Tropical

Contact Info:

Cynthia Cudmore-Mulder and Hiddo Mulder

Website: www.cerritotropicalpanama.com

http://www.tabogaislandhotel.com

Email: info@cerritotropicalpanama.com

Phone Number: (507) 390-8999; (507) 6489-0074

USA Fax: 1-313-486-8316

Language: English and Espanol, and by written correspondence (not onsite) Dutch, German, French.

Mailing Address:
PO BOX/APDO 0832-2565 World Trade Center, Panama

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Prive is a good spot to mix into the evening, great for a couple drinks after dinner, before hitting up the town for dancing late into the night. On most weekend nights you will find a live DJ keeping the party moving, but they usually create a lounge scene with down tempo lounge and electronic music just to keep heads bobbing. With this in mind, Prive works as a good spot to meet people, as it is quiet enough to start up and maintain a conversation, giving you time to find recruits for some heavier partying later on.

Best Nights:  Weekends, and Tuesday

Dress Code:  Yes.  Dress to Impress or the door man( Raul) will turn you away

Cover:  No

Crowd:  Yuppi and Ye-Ye

Music:  Lounge/House

Price:  $4-10 a drink

Bottle Service:  Yes starting from $60

After Hours:  No.  Generally dies down at 2am

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