From the historic charm of Casco Antiguo to the contemporary neighborhoods of Panama City, every corner of the capital offers a unique interpretation of coffee culture. On the occasion of World of Coffee Panama, let yourself be guided on a sensory journey through some of the places shaping the country’s specialty coffee scene, where coffee experiences meet design, research, and hospitality.
The journey can begin at Café Unido in Panamá Pacífico, where Panamanian coffee showcases its modern identity. From there, continue to Casco Antiguo, exploring the timeless atmosphere of Panamá BEC and Granos, located inside the Museo del Canal, where every cup seems to tell the story of a country that has made coffee one of its finest expressions.
A short trip across the city leads to the creative heart of El Cangrejo, one of the capital’s most vibrant districts. Along the tree-lined streets of Vía Argentina, several distinctive cafés share the same passion for quality: Cabrera Coffee, Café Unido, and Mentiritas Blancas, go-to destinations for those seeking carefully crafted extractions, contemporary design, and a strong specialty coffee culture.
The route continues through Marbella, where Maru Korean Dessert Café offers a unique blend of coffee culture and international influences, before reaching Paitilla – Punta Pacífica, where Bruttito and Trattoria Lucca demonstrate how coffee can naturally become part of increasingly complete food and lifestyle experiences.
Looking out over the bay, between Coco del Mar – San Francisco, the pace begins to slow. Café Lar and Kokoma invite visitors to take a moment, observe the city, and enjoy exceptional coffee in spaces that combine taste, design, and hospitality.
Finally, in Costa del Este, among skyscrapers, business hubs, and ever-evolving urban spaces, Durán Select and Krume Bäcker accompany every moment of the day, from breakfast to business meetings, highlighting how coffee has become an integral part of the Panamanian lifestyle.
And for those arriving or departing during the event, the journey can begin or end at Tocumen International Airport, with a stop at Bruttito before boarding.
Across all these destinations, the pursuit of the perfect cup meets Victoria Arduino technology, supporting coffee professionals behind the bar with performance, precision, and design
From one neighborhood to the next, from one roast to another, Panama tells its story through coffee.
If you’re visiting the city for World of Coffee, continue the journey with Victoria Arduino. Visit us from October 23–25 at booth 1116.
