Service is the watchword ath this Argentine couples chic bistro. The place to see and be seen for much of Panamas elite. But its not all fluff, there is substance to the menu. the chef studied in the US and brought his hard won experience to bear on great Panama ingredients. We go here three time a year on business and eat at la posta every night. 4 years of experience and they never once let us down. Sometimes we do have to ait for a table, the place really [acks them in just about everynight SO MAKE A RESERVATION!

Finally, Panama has a place that combines decor, food, and service into a very pleasurable experience. This is a very busy place in Panama, filled with locals and business travellers. La Posta is in a house from the turn of the century, with a long mahogany bar and ceiling fans that give it a very Hemingway-esque look. The food is simple but serious. They do much in a wood-burning oven and fly in fresh crabs and lobster every day from San Blas. One night we saw an exiled South American president there with his bodyguards! A little noisy, but it adds to the vibe. I am on my tenth trip to Panama and I eat here everytime. They have a web site www.lapostapanama.com