Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Dantmemphis]Planing a trip to Santo Domingo and BC in a couple of weeks. I have seen a lot of good reports on GBP. What and where is this place?[/QUOTE]
First thing to do is spend an hour or so reading all the past posts. There is a lot of info already posted. Second thing to do is print a copy of BoricuaOnline's map. He has spent a lot of time creating this map and it is very valuable when in SD.

[url]http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&ie=UTF8&msid=106767774275556555984.00046d685b11334063b43&ll=18.467703,-69.898582&spn=0.009891,0.019248&z=16&mid=1246396605[/url]

Third thing to do is after you have read the forum and looked at the map come back and post more specific questions. Just my two pesos but I think there is a great bunch of guys on this forum who are more than willing to share info.

[QUOTE=Dantmemphis]Planing a trip to Santo Domingo and BC in a couple of weeks. I have seen a lot of good reports on GBP. What and where is this place?[/QUOTE]

Small little bar with living rooms in the back, no beds, only sofas, from what I saw. Located on the south side of Avenida 27 de Febrero, between Avenida Lincoln and Avenida Tiradentes. Most mongers stay in Gascue, so you would take one of the avenues that go west (Santiago, Bolivar or the Malecon) to Avenida Lincoln, where you will make a right and head north till you get to Avenida 27 de Febrero (there will be a super mercado nacional on the corner of lincoln and ave 27 de febrero). Avenida 27 de febrero is a major east-west street in Santo Domingo.

From Lincoln you will make a right onto 27 de febrero, about 600 meters down on the right hand side you will see Arismendy Motors (a car dealer), the next building after Arismendy Motors is called something "Guidry" (this building has circular cutouts in the exterior wall), GBP is on the second floor of this building near the northwest corner of the building. There are a set of exterior stairs near the corner of the building closest to Arismendy motors. There is perpendicular parking for about 7 cars in front of the building. GBP has a glass door with neon lights above the door saying "GBP". Ring the doorbell and a chica will come and open the door. If the metal gate outside the glass door is closed, usually means no one inside. They are open 2pm to 11pm. They are probably closed on Sunday. Take out prices for chicas are higher, if you get there around 10pm at night, you might be able to negotiate a better take out price, any questions just ask.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs] BTW Villar Hinos has a nice pastry shop connected to the restaurant.[/QUOTE]I have the business cards for some casas and other businesses. I will post some of the information from those business cards, so guys may be able to call a place to see if it is open or get other info.

I met one older taxi driver outside the V Centerario Hotel, his vehicle is a new Mitsubishi Montero. Maybe some mongers would prefer to taxi around SDQ in a nice SUV. I have his info and will post it, in case it might be helpful to a fellow monger.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]LOL, [/QUOTE]There were a few other chicas at casa azul the day I took those fotos, not all the casa azul chicas are in those photos. Same for A-1 Divas. At A-1 Divas there was a cute chica with bleach blonde hair, a chinese looking chica, a cute light skin chica (who I believe thirdcoast hooked up with) and a few other chicas.

Behind the bar at A-1 Divas there was a nicely dressed 27 year old Dominican guy who spoke good English, maybe he is one of the owners. He asked me if I wanted to hear any particular kind of music. A-1 Divas has rooms in the back which I didn't see. A-1 Divas is on the second floor with a small terrace with tables, chairs and potted palm trees. A 2 minute walk from A-1 Divas there is a large banco popular with ATM machines, on the corner of Nunez de Caceres and Kennedy. A-1 Divas is a newly remodeled place, not very big inside, the two times I have been there, it has been fun, no rush and no hassle, you sit and drink and get to know the chicas, you can sit outside at the tables and drink (smoke cigarettes outside if you want).

Casa Azul is on Avenida Paraguay off of Avenida Ortega y Gasset (it is about two blocks from casa theresa). Casa Azul has a large metal gate outside. If you get to casa azul and the gate is closed, you can move the gate a little and enter, there is a large parking area past the gate, usually someone who works at the casa is around there and will open the gate so that you can park your car inside the parking area. The short bartender guy is usually at casa azul in the evenings, he is a very friendly guy. The decor inside casa azul is nothing special.

I have been asked to post this by one of our fellow members.

In the past you have not been able to rent a car in the DR and drive to Haiti or from Haiti to the DR. However, in the last few months following the earthquake I have seen many DR rental cars in Haiti. Now this may take a special permit from some of the help groups but you may check with the car rental agencies.

Next way is by bus. There are 3 different regular bus lines that make this trip every day. Caribtours, Terra Bus, and Capitol Coach Lines. Terra Bus and CCL are located on Feb 27 near each other. All taxi drivers know these lines. The round trip ticket cost about $125 everything included. It takes about 6 to 7 hours but you will find it interesting the first time. After the first trip you learn to not sleep too much the night before so you can sleep on the bus. It is a rather comfortable trip and most of the time not too crowded.


You can fly but the cost is about $125 one way. However the trip only takes about 1 hour. There are 3 airlines that service this route. One from the main terminal in SD and the other two from the small airport. There again most the taxi drivers know where they are and when they fly.

Any questions feel free to ask. I will be arriving in the DR late June 9th if anyone wants to meet up. I will also give you a ride back to Haiti if you want to experience it.

Do not worry. There are no road bandits and kidnappers. All this has been pure BS.
BB2000

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]LOL, F a Mr. Hummingbird. He has contributed nothing to this forum so if we want to talk about food or chicas we can continue to do as we please. You of all people need his stupid ass remarks considering how much info you have posted.

BTW Villar Hinos has a nice pastry shop connected to the restaurant.[/QUOTE]

They have a great variety of pastries, fried goods, juices, bread etc. I took a girl once to this pastry shop to buy some goods for her kid. She was very happy.

A few pics of an exhibitionist contact that maybe Hummer Bird will enjoy to see.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]They have a great variety of pastries, fried goods, juices, bread etc. I took a girl once to this pastry shop to buy some goods for her kid. She was very happy.

A few pics of an exhibitionist contact that maybe Hummer Bird will enjoy to see.[/QUOTE]
My, my, my,,,,,,,,,, I do believe the juices in your fotos are a great addition to the Santo Domingo Food Forum.

[QUOTE=BadBear2000]I have been asked to post this by one of our fellow members.

In the past you have not been able to rent a car in the DR and drive to Haiti or from Haiti to the DR. However, in the last few months following the earthquake I have seen many DR rental cars in Haiti. Now this may take a special permit from some of the help groups but you may check with the car rental agencies.

Next way is by bus. There are 3 different regular bus lines that make this trip every day. Caribtours, Terra Bus, and Capitol Coach Lines. Terra Bus and CCL are located on Feb 27 near each other. All taxi drivers know these lines. The round trip ticket cost about $125 everything included. It takes about 6 to 7 hours but you will find it interesting the first time. After the first trip you learn to not sleep too much the night before so you can sleep on the bus. It is a rather comfortable trip and most of the time not too crowded.


You can fly but the cost is about $125 one way. However the trip only takes about 1 hour. There are 3 airlines that service this route. One from the main terminal in SD and the other two from the small airport. There again most the taxi drivers know where they are and when they fly.

Any questions feel free to ask. I will be arriving in the DR late June 9th if anyone wants to meet up. I will also give you a ride back to Haiti if you want to experience it.

Do not worry. There are no road bandits and kidnappers. All this has been pure BS.
BB2000[/QUOTE]
Thanks BB2000. I was the one who sent a PM to BB2000 for the info so no one needs to think his post was for personal reasons. Santo Domingo being a large city offers many alternatives for side trips. I was very interested in the possibility of taking a road trip somewhere different.

Senor BB2000 could you explain the $125 cost for the bus when you say everything is included.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]They have a great variety of pastries, fried goods, juices, bread etc. I took a girl once to this pastry shop to buy some goods for her kid. She was very happy.

A few pics of an exhibitionist contact that maybe Hummer Bird will enjoy to see.[/QUOTE]Cute chica, thanks for posting. She has a bugs bunny statue in her room, should make Helpmann smile, lol.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]My, my, my,,,,,,,,,, I do believe the juices in your fotos are a great addition to the Santo Domingo Food Forum.[/QUOTE]That chica is a chef, look at way she handles that big knife, I am sure she appreciates good carne.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa] Nice tranquil place, I had the Mero (grouper) there. There was some other fish species on the menu, began with a C [/QUOTE]Chillo, I believe is red snapper.

Sometimes you have to go against your better judgement. I have been eyeing this chica for my last two visits. I never bothered to entertain her cause I could tell she was a real pro hanging out by the colmado across from Navarro.

Was feeling in a good mood tonight after Boston won so out I went. Cussed out one shoe shine boy 15 years old for acting like he big shit. Tipped his friend the shoe shine boy who was quiet and very nice more than I paid the asshole shoeshine kid.

So now my Celtics done won and I am walking back to my hotel. I see this same built like a shithouse chica who I know is hardcore puta. Sorry dudes, I let my guard down and asked her how much. She says 1500 pesos, I say 1000 pesos. She says no problema so off we go.

Guys trust me on this one. You want GFE, you got to show GFE. I had this hardcore puta in bed and the experience was truly GFE. She was pleasantly surprised I wasn't just another John who wanted to bang fast, hard, and cum.

Everything was just fine with her. I paid her the mil pesos and gave her dos cientos pesos propina. She was happy.............. and I was very happy.

Moral of my story.......... be nice,,,,,,,,,,,, receive nice........

dag gone it....... i forgot to feed her..........LOL


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Ok I came back to edit my post and add pics. Looking at the pics maybe she ain't really built like a brick shit house with her clothes off. But........ I won't change my words about how pleasant she was........

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Sometimes you have to go against your better judgement. I have been eyeing this chica for my last two visits. I never bothered to entertain her cause I could tell she was a real pro hanging out by the colmado across from Navarro.

Was feeling in a good mood tonight after Boston won so out I went. Cussed out one shoe shine boy 15 years old for acting like he big shit. Tipped his friend the shoe shine boy who was quiet and very nice more than I paid the asshole shoeshine kid.

So now my Celtics done won and I am walking back to my hotel. I see this same built like a shithouse chica who I know is hardcore puta. Sorry dudes, I let my guard down and asked her how much. She says 1500 pesos, I say 1000 pesos. She says no problema so off we go.

Guys trust me on this one. You want GFE, you got to show GFE. I had this hardcore puta in bed and the experience was truly GFE. She was pleasantly surprised I wasn't just another John who wanted to bang fast, hard, and cum.

Everything was just fine with her. I paid her the mil pesos and gave her dos cientos pesos propina. She was happy. And I was very happy.

Moral of my story. Be nice, receive nice.

Dag gone it. I forgot to feed her. LOL

Ok I came back to edit my post and add pics. Looking at the pics maybe she ain't really built like a brick shit house with her clothes off. But. I won't change my words about how pleasant she was.[/QUOTE]Nice. There is a blonde haired chica I always see on Independencia. She has long hair, hangs out closer towards manolos. Always has a shirt with her breasts popping out. Maybe you know her, I believe her name begins with a K or a C. I have never sampled her.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Sometimes you have to go against your better judgement. I have been eyeing this chica for my last two visits. I never bothered to entertain her cause I could tell she was a real pro hanging out by the colmado across from Navarro.

Was feeling in a good mood tonight after Boston won so out I went. Cussed out one shoe shine boy 15 years old for acting like he big shit. Tipped his friend the shoe shine boy who was quiet and very nice more than I paid the asshole shoeshine kid.

So now my Celtics done won and I am walking back to my hotel. I see this same built like a shithouse chica who I know is hardcore puta. Sorry dudes, I let my guard down and asked her how much. She says 1500 pesos, I say 1000 pesos. She says no problema so off we go.

Guys trust me on this one. You want GFE, you got to show GFE. I had this hardcore puta in bed and the experience was truly GFE. She was pleasantly surprised I wasn't just another John who wanted to bang fast, hard, and cum.

Everything was just fine with her. I paid her the mil pesos and gave her dos cientos pesos propina. She was happy. And I was very happy.

Moral of my story. Be nice, receive nice.

Dag gone it. I forgot to feed her. LOL

Ok I came back to edit my post and add pics. Looking at the pics maybe she ain't really built like a brick shit house with her clothes off. But. I won't change my words about how pleasant she was.[/QUOTE]Man never apologize for getting what YOU want. BBUUUUT you lost some cool points for being a Celtic fan LOL. I can't stand LA either but Boston is the greater of two evils. Remember its all about adjustments and just like Boston made them La will also. Ray Allen won't be a factor as he was tonight, Rondo will have to step up.

Sometimes you need that complete trick to give back. There is a chick from the photo gallery here in 02, thats been tricking in Sosua forever. She hangs out at NG often. She said I always see you with your girl friend and now your alone. I told her my girl fucked me good last night and I'm in restore mode. As I walked away the devil told me go for it. I told her I want to relax and just want a slow blowjob and build to a good climax. She said it was hot and she needed some a/c. It was one of the best afternoon delights iv'e ever had.

Real talk, you cheated that girl because she didn't get her ribs and homemade potato salad.

i had to change my rental car during my trip, the engine light was on, there was a light that said hold always on (hold is some sort of cruise control, there is a hold button near the gear shifter, pressing the hold button would not shut off the hold light on the dash). the car was a chevy aveo, on that car the engine rpm would stay above 2000 while idling.

the guys at the airport who work for alamo, gave me another chevy aveo. while driving to santo domingo city from the airport at about 10pm on a sunday night, a new pickup truck was speeding along in the left lane, going the wrong way. this is the third time that i have seen cars going the wrong way on a major highway in dom rep. usually always at night and on the weekends, maybe a little too much brugal for those drivers.

when i drive in dom rep, i always glance over my shoulder to my right (or to my left), whenever i change lanes or make turns. i always drive with my driver side window down. i can usually hear the motorcycles, but sometimes they are just coasting and you can't hear them. by glancing over your shoulder to the right or the left, you can make sure no motorcycle is coasting along side your vehicle.

one afternoon i parked my car outside the novia's house. i left her house at night and the street was dark. very few cars park on that street. some guy had parked his motorcycle right behind my car (the street is 99% empty and he decided to park directly behind my car). no street lights on that street. i started to back up and the owner of the motorcycle was there and tapped the trunk of my car, there was no contact with him or the motorcycle. lesson learned for me is that don't assume on a mostly empty street, that some guy will not decide to park his motorcycle directly behind your car. i will now look behind my car before entering the car, to see if there is a motorcycle behind me.