Sao Paulo Reports

[UrPutter542]

No web girl like that is going anywhere for R150. Definitely USD and pretty steep at current exchange rates (5:1) R750 but not terribly unexpected at prior (4:1) R600.

Yup. It seems very high for the current exchange rate and the market, would have expected rates to have fallen. Guess they haven't.

[Steve 9696]

Was this in dollars or reals?

No web girl like that is going anywhere for R150. Definitely USD and pretty steep at current exchange rates (5:1) R750 but not terribly unexpected at prior (4:1) R600.

[Trafukin]

30 seconds of Googling and you'll knows it's temporary closed.

My bad. I looked and it's saying open but I was like NO WAY all them people in that place at this time.

[Sperto]

Is it open?

30 seconds of Googling and you'll knows it's temporary closed.

[Kcrl01]

Can anyone with boots on the ground suggest any more that's open during this crazy COVID time? Once I have a few ill venture out and find others, but having a few would be a helpful starting point.

Thanks again for any members nice enough to answer. Normally I would just go and explore / find out for myself, but with some many places closing down and all this craziness I thought it would be worth a shot to ask LOL.

Totally by chance I found this place in Cotia, it's called Happy Space, rua the Barra 684, Parque Nincao, Cotia. Been there 3-4 x since the beginning of June. On average there were about 20-25 girls and maybe 10-15 guys there on those nights. When you pull up it looks like the place is closed, but it's not. You need to wait for the security guy to give you your commanda, then they let you in. Either drive or walk up the driveway to the bar. From where I am in Pinheiros it's about a 25 minute Uber ride, costing about real $50/ real $100 by taxi. Downside, the standard facilities are not that great. Unless you pay for the luxury rooms (which are right off the bar & extremely noisy, IMHO).

I took this one back to my place. She likes Red Bull & Jack Daniels, and a fist in her buceta! Inbox me, I'll give you the manager's WhatsApp and he'll put you on the notifications list.

Cheers!

[Trafukin]

Does anyone know if Casarao is open?

Is it open?

[BabyTravlerr]

As several have mentioned, the reason SP is better for mongering than Rio is the boates.......the boates (nightclubs).

Interesting comment about Belo Horizonte. Fitfteen, twenty years ago the most beautiful working girls from BH (Mineiros) came down to Rio to make some money. Now the top working girls make their make their way to SP.

Thanks for the comment Wyatt! I've been lurking in the shadows and trying to decided which city would be better for a first timer. It appears that Rio might be the safer choice from what I've been reading. If I may be so bold to ask the question to the experienced SP members, what do you guys do for fun right now at night? From what I've been reading the bar / clubs are closed and restaurants must close by 5. I did get a few ideas of some Boates from another members post. Casarao is an example. Can anyone with boots on the ground suggest any more that's open during this crazy COVID time? Once I have a few ill venture out and find others, but having a few would be a helpful starting point.

Thanks again for any members nice enough to answer. Normally I would just go and explore / find out for myself, but with some many places closing down and all this craziness I thought it would be worth a shot to ask LOL.

[Pipe Layer99]

The Rio forum having far more thread counts is deceiving. The Rio forum goes back to 2008. As many long-time members know, a lot has changed in Rio in those twelve years. Rio is also still a premier tourist destination. Men are likely to venture there for a beach vacation and Rio's past reputation for mongering.

They go back a little bit further to 2002. It's hard to believe it's been that long ago.

[Pipe Layer99]

What was the name of the place up the road from Mab's that used to be the place to be before it moved to Mab's? That's gone too! It was shuttered before the Olympics.

You are thinking about balcony bar. It was right up street from Carretão Churrascaria. It closed when Rio had the world cup in 2014.

[The Critic]

What was the name of the place up the road from Mab's that used to be the place to be before it moved to Mab's?

Balcony Bar.

[The Cane]

Rio was also my first love. But man has a lot changed since I started going (for the worst). Quatro por Quatro is gone. L'uomo is gone. Aereoporto is gone. Rio Antigo is gone. Help is gone. What was the name of the place up the road from Mab's that used to be the place to be before it moved to Mab's? That's gone too! It was shuttered before the Olympics. All of these closures have caused a major hit to the Rio scene. And now I hear that Bomboa in Sao Paulo may be gone for good too? This is sad my fellow mongers. So, so sad! I hope things are looking better in 2021, and that maybe some termas and clubs will re-open, or maybe some new ones will pop up somewhere.

Barbarella! Also closed. Closed, closed, closed all over the place!

[Safado69]

On the website it says new address shortly. A couple girls that work in SP told me Scandallo was undergoing remodeling and Bomboa would have a new location after lock down.

https://bomboa.com.br

[Combo]

The Rio forum has more threads because it's much more of a "vacation city" - ie it has great beaches, spectacular views, and a more relaxed vibe. And the mongering is still pretty damn good, even though not what it was 15-20 years ago. But, if you're a fan of large cities, you might actually love SP. It has a feel very much like New York City. IMO it has a lot more going for it than many posters here let on, with excellent restaurants, parks, museums, etc. And of course the hottest women in the world. But it can also be a pain in the ass with things quite spread out and terrible traffic (though the Metro is great).

Regardless, if you'll be in Brasil at least a week (and I can't imagine flying that far for a shorter trip), I would strongly advise to visit both cities. Very easy to buy an open jaw ticket flying into SP and leaving from Rio. The flight between the two cities is like 40 minutes and will cost under $50.

[The Cane]

Rio holds great sentimental value for me. An earlier episode of my life saw some great times there. I only started going to SP around four years ago. I still love Rio and would always advise newbies to visit that city first. It is a better all round city. However, I will also advise a visit to SP as well, the mongering is great, however, so is the mongering in Rio.

Rio was also my first love. But man has a lot changed since I started going (for the worst). Quatro por Quatro is gone. L'uomo is gone. Aereoporto is gone. Rio Antigo is gone. Help is gone. What was the name of the place up the road from Mab's that used to be the place to be before it moved to Mab's? That's gone too! It was shuttered before the Olympics. All of these closures have caused a major hit to the Rio scene. And now I hear that Bomboa in Sao Paulo may be gone for good too? This is sad my fellow mongers. So, so sad! I hope things are looking better in 2021, and that maybe some termas and clubs will re-open, or maybe some new ones will pop up somewhere.

[WyattEarp]

Rio holds great sentimental value for me. An earlier episode of my life saw some great times there. I only started going to SP around four years ago. I still love Rio and would always advise newbies to visit that city first. It is a better all round city. However, I will also advise a visit to SP as well, the mongering is great, however, so is the mongering in Rio.

I entirely agree with your sentiment on Rio. Unless business takes you to SP, newbies should visit Rio first. Rio is a beautiful city (with its warts like any city) and there is a solid mongering scene. I am a beach person. I also love the cafes along Copacabana Beach for a meal or drinks. There are also some nice places in the Ipanema neighborhood just a short walk from the beach. Seeing scantily clad Brasileiras on the beach get my sexual juices flowing.

The Sao Paulo regulars might take offense, but Sao Paulo is good for doing business in Brazil and mongering. The city doesn't offer a lot to a tourist.