Thread: Chitre, Herrera, Panama - The Buttplug of Los Santos

Originally Posted by sharkman

We were in Chitre two weeks ago and ate at the Homerun Grill across from the stadium as it was recommended by a friend who has lived in Chitre since 1995 and the colombian steakhouse style restaurant had the best steaks we have eaten while in Panama .Of course the service is slow compared to American standards but overall the expierience was a positive one.While in Chitre we stayed at the Azuero hotel I would say probably one of the top three hotels in the area and breakfast there was up to par but again the service as in most places where we have dined was sub standard.

yes it seems that the local help has not figured out that tips and service go hand in hand .

Originally Posted by nakedguydb

yes it seems that the local help has not figured out that tips and service go hand in hand .

Or, they've figured out that the pensionados do nothing but whine about their discount and don't tip worth a damn!

Originally Posted by BalaBeacher

Or, they've figured out that the pensionados do nothing but whine about their discount and don't tip worth a damn!

Wasn't referring to you sharkman. I was thinking more of nakedguydb. He's been known to steal the Sweet and Low from restaurants. LOL

Originally Posted by BalaBeacher

Wasn't referring to you sharkman. I was thinking more of nakedguydb. He's been known to steal the Sweet and Low from restaurants. LOL

she was not that Sweet , but she was pretty Low LOL

Originally Posted by nakedguydb

well please next time you go take note as the hsbc is on one side of the church and the stadium on the other , maybe if you see the name and tell me i might be able to find it as i love pasta , and on that note , great chatting and off i go to the mexican place run by the french guy and his local girl , its super ,

As it turns out its on the same room as Home Run Grill with the water tower inbetween the two. Looks like an italian place is going in beside the hyanda dealership.

Between the stadium and the church.