Suggested as serving typical Panamanian cuisine, but hugely disappointing - nothing green in sight, chicken breast stuffed with plantain, served with plantains and plastic mashed potato....all very dry. Atmosphere created by the to-ing and fro-ing of young people attending dancing lessons upstairs. Air-conditioning dripped on guests. Service unsmiling and unhelpful.

When doing a walking tour of Casco Antiguo with/for visiting friends, we four decided to try Diablicos. After having a fun (though not inexpensive) lunch, I wondered why I had not tried this place sooner. For trying Panamanian food, it is a very good choice. We had excellent service and a fun waiter. My only gripe was the very expensive... More

they told us that the credit card machine was not working, so we had to pay cash. I wonder if this is a regular occurrence? Other than that, the food was delicious. We stopped in since we wanted to have some Panamanian food, and we were not disappointed!

Our recent dinner in Diablicos was not a great experience. The waiter was surly and we were originally seated under a dripping air conditioning unit. The food was very ordinary, very dry and lacking in any sauces or garnish. There are many other better and cheaper places to eat in the Casco Antiguo.

If you are expecting a traditional meal with traditional entertainment, you will be disappointed. However if you are looking for a good meal and some music and dancing that is fun, then you will like it. The food is good and plentiful. We went before the "show" and then watched the entertainment after the meal. If we want to have... More

Colorful cafe and restaurant featuring Panamanian specialities. On certain nights they feature a show. The menu was quite extensive and I enjoyed the patacones which were plantains stuffed with seafood and the coconut flan. The guacho or fish stew was just okay and not great. You could not eat the octopus as it was too tough. I would recommend ordering... More

Although clearly geared towards tourists, Diablicos is a fun place to get Panamanian food. We had fried pork and beef tenderloin from the tipicos menu. Both were tasty. We went on a Monday night and it was slow, but service was good.

Good food, both of us had fish. Cold beer, nice caipirinha. The staff are nice, they have wifi free for clients but the service is a little bit slow. The milk rice for dessert is a good choice.

After 2 visits, I'm giving average rating instead of a poor one because of the staffs,they are very accommodating.Other than that, the food is nothing but blunt. The show is good if only for 30 minutes,after that it becomes annoying,just too loud.