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Most Popular Latin food in Boquete, Chiriqui Province, Panama
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Boquete, Chiriqui Province, Panama. You can easily fill a week with activities in and around the mountain village of Boquete. Tours of every sort—jungle tours, coffee estate tours, hiking tours. Adventures for every age—ATVs, zip lines, white water rafting. Or just relax and let your traveling companions do all the adventuring. Boquete's good for taking it easy, too.
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8. Pi Pub Restaurante
Pi Pub Bar and Restorant next to Caldera River with a great landscape from Boquete , a place from 80,s, good music, great food of our Peruvian Chef, drinks , beers and Good friends !!!
Reviewed By bennya2016
Nourriture très bonne, pas chère, de bonne qualité. Je recommande hamburgesa avec comme accompagnement yuca al mojo! La quantité est généreuse, en général on en partageait un pour deux avec mon copain. Il y a aussi des plats à partager en groupe et des cocktails. Pensez à prendre un pull pour le soir, la brise peut être fraîche sur la terrasse.
7. La Casona
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Allan L
My family just returned from a dinner at La Casona in Boquete, Panama. We have now been here about three or four times in the past five years and my wife keeps reminding me of why we rarely go here. For me, I keep forgetting my experience after a year or so and I return. We had the Fajitas tonight. While waiting for our food we were given a large pitcher of water but it was left on the table, and not poured into glasses for us. We had time to look around and all we saw was the big picture on the wall cocked at about a 15 degree angle, below which the red paint had long ago been peeled off by chair tops hitting it (this was apparent on all walls)..... The food came out, and it was tastless, for both of us and we experience things like this differently normally. The tortillas provided must have been cut down from the regular small tortillas sold in the stores as they were about 6 inches round and after five of them filled, half the food was still left over with nothing to put it into (not that we wanted to as we left the rest and for the first time since I can remember, we didn't ask to have it packed to go!).The little bowl of tortilla chops provided were thin and greasy..... and the sauce, so-so.While the service was polite and correct, the waitress spent her time talking in the kitchen and every minute or so the kitchen door would pop open, causing us to look there to see what the motion was, just in time to see the door close again as she was trying to see what if anything we needed. Of course, a properly trained staff should wait in the dining room, and be quietly attentive to our needs and not every minute for half an hour keep distracting us by opening and closing a door. Now at home 40 minutes later, we both feel a little ill to our stomachs as the food was overly greasy...... and this time, I was motivated enough to do a review of this place to help me remember to not go here anymore. I have never seen this place with more than one or two tables of customers, and now I know why...... maybe a new owner and a fresh menu and chef and makeover would make this place come to life but for now, I give it a generous 2 stars. PS: I aso noticed incredibly all the prices are much higher now... maybe because they have so few customers?? In another review I just noticed, it said this restaurant had the most authentic Peruvian meals.... I have no idea where that came from in a Mexican restaurant with a Mexican menu!!I know this review is brutally honest and direct, but the truth sometimes helps a place and sometimes hurts.
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6. GO Local 507
We are a small place on Avenida Central, Bajo Boquete and we love being able to offer visitors Panamanian food. Ask for our trout and smoked meats.
Reviewed By MalgorzataB58
Great place to eat a local, fresh and cheap meal in center of town. Menu changes every day to serve you delicious and fresh food. I was eating there every day during my stay in Boquete. Very nice people working there too. It is a tiny and lovely new place
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5. Restaurante Jenny
Jenny's Restaurant has been serving homemade local cuisine in Boquete for over 6 years. This family run business is now open at night for dinner serving comida tipica and some Western plates. Come in for a smile and a meal.
Reviewed By RyanPaulDer
I heard about Jennyâs from a friend that used to live in the area and he was right! Itâs your #1 stop for a fresh local experience. Get the empanadas theyâre incredible I basically couldnât go a day with out one while I was in town!
4. Palo Cortao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Franagain
Everything was excellent! Beautifully prepared and plated food, good service and a nice choice of eating atmospheres. We chose the back patio with only the sound of the little waterfall, so we could enjoy our conversation. We will return, and we sincerely hope that this excellent chef will continue to prepare the foods at Palo Cortao. Many previous chefs have lasted only a few months, rumored to be because they were not permitted to do what they know best how to do without interference.
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3. Antojitos Mexicano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By O1097XPdavidm
Not sure why anyone reviewed this place negatively? This place is a delightful spot just as you arrive into Boquete. Its on the right hand side of the dollar store. Food was excellent. Go agead and get the combo plater. Portions are not laege their medium sized for about $11 bucks. Local beers $2 bucks. Nice lady that owns this place is Mexican. Service was excellent. Enjoy!
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2. Casona del Cuzco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By odey76
We went with a group of four, including my wife who is Peruvian (so I feel her opinion carries a little more weight). With reviews, we always give the benefit of the doubt as we understand how important these reviews are to the success of a restaurant. But we were very disappointed with the quality, quantity, and service speed of the main dishes. The Cusco-born owner, his daughter, and the waiters were all nice and friendly. But the food was below average, for all in the group. We ordered Lomo Saltado, which is the standard Peruvian dish, and if a restaurant cannot get this right, it won't be able to get the rest of its dishes right. The lomo (beef) was very tough and chewy. The fries that they used were not home-cut but the frozen fries that you buy at the supermarket. And the taste was off. The portion was probably the smallest Lomo Saltado I've ever had in my life (and I've had this dish dozens upon dozens of times). The others in the group had corvina (sea bass), and they commented that it was not as good as that of the Fish House (sorry, not trying to compare, but that's where we ate the day before, and the dish was essentially the same).Lastly, it had taken at least 45 minutes for our main dishes to come out, and there was nobody else in the restaurant who had come in before us and who did not yet have food. We noticed that there was a family of 4-5 outside in the balcony who had arrived after us, and they were served their food before us. The only explanation that we have for them receiving food beforehand was that we had ordered soup and possibly they preferred to serve locals quicker as they could be repeat customers. StOverall, a disappointing experience for the price we paid ($70 for four people), and there are frankly many better options in Boquete. While the restaurant is spacious and the chupe de camerones soup was actually good, this restaurant has a long ways to go in terms of its main course food quality and professionalism/fairness in its service.
1. Restaurante Las Orquideas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Charlotte L
Dad & I like this place for lunch. They have a fixed menu that varies from day to day, Panamian food. Pork, beef, chicken vegetarian, you get a choice. Comes with choice of two salads, choice of several veggies, and tea. All for $4-5.00. Also, have huge bowls of thick soups. Their food is consistently good, and large servings. Tiny place, if you don't come early, you may have to wait, and if you come later, they may run out of a popular item. If you are visiting, or live here, not a place to miss.
