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Don't know if you guys were aware, Google Maps Street View now available for much of Juarez. I haven't tried plugging in an address, but if you zero in on the general area you want, you can see the establishment you want at street level. An essential tool for advance monger planning.
I guess Google paid some schmoo to drive the streets of J-Town with that funny looking camera on the roof.
[QUOTE=Michael Morris]Xfactors, how much $ do you pay your guide for service?[/QUOTE]
It varies, depending on the time they spend with me, and the value of their service. I would not recommend Juan. He's too pushy on the tipping, and that can lead to arguments, and possibly fights. Joe, my other tour guide, was cool on the tipping. Not pushy at all. Rubin was cool on the tipping. Not pushy at all. Rubin made the most money off me, because his service was so valuable. I met a lot of really good SW's, because of Rubin. Just try to make it clear up front on what you will tip them, and if they are not happy with that, part ways with them.
There is a new hottie at priencesas. 19 yrs blonde. Smoking hot bodie check it out. Name is allison. 400 pesos.
[QUOTE=Cartagenio]There is a new hottie at priencesas. 19 yrs blonde. Smoking hot bodie check it out. Name is allison. 400 pesos.[/QUOTE]
Where is Priencesas? I need to post a map.
Juarez trip report for Tues. 5/25/10 12:15PM to 6:15PM.
Well, I hit Juarez today, and had a pretty good time. I walked across the Stanton St. bridge, and walked down Ave. Tlaxcala to El Encanto. There were 3 babes working there, and they were different than the 2 babes I saw working there 3 weeks ago. I can see that turnover is very high in these MP’s.
Anyway, I did 2 one hour sessions with 2 of the babes working there today. Price was $30 for one hour. They asked for $40, I offered $30, and they said that was fine. I had a pretty good time with both babes. I would have gotten with the 3rd babe there, but she was a little heavy for my taste.
After El Encanto, I walked to Genesis, to check out the babes there. Only one was available when I got there. The others were busy with customers. I told them I would be back in about an hour to see the rest of the girls. They said that was fine. I then walked to Marilyn’s, to check out the babes there. Same thing as last time I was there. Only 2 babes working, and both were heifers. I wasn’t interested.
I decided to walk back over to Genesis. By this time, they had 4 babes available. I got with one, and when we were finished, I got with another one. I had a pretty good time with both of them. By this time I had had enough, so I walked back over to Triunfo De La Republica, and caught a 60 cent bus back to zona centro. I walked by Cleopatra MP, but I didn’t walk inside to check out the babes. I walked back over to the El Paso side. Overall, I had a pretty good time in Juarez today. I made it back, and didn’t get shot, so I’m happy.
[QUOTE=Xfactors]Juarez trip report for Tues. 5/25/10 12:15PM to 6:15PM.
Well, I hit Juarez today, and had a pretty good time. I walked across the Stanton St. bridge, and walked down Ave. Tlaxcala to El Encanto. There were 3 babes working there, and they were different than the 2 babes I saw working there 3 weeks ago. I can see that turnover is very high in these MP’s.[/QUOTE]Glad you had a good day Xfactors. F. Y. I. There is a bus that goes down Tlaxcala right by Sirenas and back to drop people off on Francisco Villa parallel to Juarez avenue. Ok, thats the second time you've recommended El Encanto so I'll take another look. Last time I was there a few weeks ago they girls were all dogs. I really want to try Genesis but I've heard they are working on Vicente Gurerro so some of the busses are being diverted. Do you know if this is true? Several weeks ago I was over the border and back via Santa Fe Bridge in 2hrs taking a bus el centro down V. Guerrero to Peru. Had a great time at Felinas with a cutie named Gigi.
[QUOTE=Palamides]Glad you had a good day Xfactors. F. Y. I. There is a bus that goes down Tlaxcala right by Sirenas and back to drop people off on Francisco Villa parallel to Juarez avenue. Ok, thats the second time you've recommended El Encanto so I'll take another look. Last time I was there a few weeks ago they girls were all dogs. I really want to try Genesis but I've heard they are working on Vicente Gurerro so some of the busses are being diverted. Do you know if this is true? Several weeks ago I was over the border and back via Santa Fe Bridge in 2hrs taking a bus el centro down V. Guerrero to Peru. Had a great time at Felinas with a cutie named Gigi.[/QUOTE]
Uhm, I believe Tlaxcala is a one way street going westbound. I'm not sure what bus I would take to go eastbound to El Encanto, from the bridge. I might could take one east bound on Ave. Malecon, and get off on Panama. El Encanto will probably be the first MP I check out, on my next trip over there. I can't swear to El Encanto. It's hit and miss. Lots of turnover at these MP's. When I was at El Encanto 3 weeks ago, only 2 babes there, and neither babe did it for me. I passed on both of them.
On Genesis, they want you to enter from the back door, not the front door, no pun intended.
On Vicente Guerrero being worked on, I don't know about that. It's been awhile since I've been down Guerrero.
[QUOTE=Xfactors]Uhm, I believe Tlaxcala is a one way street going westbound. I'm not sure what bus I would take to go eastbound to El Encanto, from the bridge. I might could take one east bound on Ave. Malecon, and get off on Panama. El Encanto will probably be the first MP I check out, on my next trip over there. I can't swear to El Encanto. It's hit and miss. Lots of turnover at these MP's. When I was at El Encanto 3 weeks ago, only 2 babes there, and neither babe did it for me. I passed on both of them.
On Genesis, they want you to enter from the back door, not the front door, no pun intended.
On Vicente Guerrero being worked on, I don't know about that. It's been awhile since I've been down Guerrero.[/QUOTE]
thank-you for the report.
Which bus(es) go to & from central?
I can't find any schedule.
[QUOTE=Coyote79]thank-you for the report.
Which bus(es) go to & from central?
I can't find any schedule.[/QUOTE]
Uhm, well to find the buses myself, I go to the main roads, look for a bus stop, and ask the locals which bus.
For example, when I left Genesis, I walked to Triunfo De La Republica, found a bus stop, and asked some guy standing there, "Which bus to zona central." He just kind of smiled, and said, "Take any bus, they are all going to zona central." He could tell I didn't know WTF I was doing. :) The first bus that came to the bus stop, I asked him, "This one"? He smiled, and said, "Yes." I got on, and asked the driver, "Zona central"? The driver said yes. He was headed for the cathedral. I just got off in zona central, before he got to the cathedral. I didn't say anything to him when I wanted off. He saw me in his mirror walking up to the front of the bus, and he pulled over and opened his door to let me off. I told him gracious, and hopped off.
To find which bus might take me east bound on Malecon, I'll just walk down Malecon, and start watching the buses going down Malecon. I may walk all the way down to Panama, and next time I'll know how to catch the bus, just by watching them driving down Malecon. I'll look for my landmarks at Malecon, and Panama, and next time I'll know when to get off the bus.
To get to Loryed, I knew I would need to catch a bus on Guerrero, so that I could go eastbound. (It wouldn't do me any good to catch a bus on 16 De Septiembre. They are all going westbound, to zona central, and the cathedral.) I found a bus stop on Guerrero, and asked a guy working the buses there, "Which bus to Soriannos store"? He pointed out the bus to me, I got on, and rode to Soriannos store. From there, I just walked to Loryed.
My suggestion would be to find a main route, then find a bus stop, then ask some of the locals which bus. That's kind of how I do it.
[QUOTE=Coyote79]thank-you for the report.
Which bus(es) go to & from central?
I can't find any schedule.[/QUOTE]
I wanted to add, that I made a map of Juarez, with my computer and printer, and taped the pages together. I always have it folded up in my pocket, when I go to Juarez. I always know where I'm at, in Juarez, because of this map.
If cops frisk me, and ask me why I have a map of Juarez in my pocket, I'll tell them I'm a tourist, looking at the sights in Juarez, and I don't want to get lost. I use my map all the time, when I'm in Juarez. And I do NOT have the MP's marked on my map. I do NOT want the cops to know I'm a monger. I feel they would view that as a "green light" to rob me.
Couldn't think of a better way to celebrate Memorial Day than by crossing the bridge and gettin my nut on. Thought I'd try Sirenas, but got there too early (11:15a) as it was locked up; didn't want to wait around like a dork. Would've gone to El Encanto, but nowhere to park close by, and some dude outside gave me a funny look, so didn't want to take a chance with anything. Went to my old standby, Loryeds. Still early, only 3 gals on duty. Went with "Dulce", who is IMO pretty hot, cute face, nice perky rack, soft silky skin, eager to please, and her perfume smelled nice. Said she was "my wife" for an hour. I said "hey no problem" with that. She got to work with a thoroughly deep massage. I'm not necessarily a massage guy, I'd rather just cut to the chase, but this one was alright. A lot of chitchat. Surprise for me was when she threw a condom on her hand, some oil, and massaged by back door. I'm no homo, but this felt pretty good, combination HJ, BJ and prostate action. Then some sexy time, mish, doggy, cowgirl, bounced around the room in different positions, then she just finished me off with a HJ. I about shot a hole in the wall. $26+$20 tip.
Finished my time in J-Town with a steak and beer at El Herradero. Tasty, but gristly, and the wait staff was a little slow. Just wondering if I'll get Montezuma's Revenge later. All in all, a good day. And the wait on the free bridge was tolerable. I guess Mexicanos celebrate Memorial Day too.
[QUOTE=Heynowwassup]Finished my time in J-Town with a steak and beer at El Herradero. Tasty, but gristly, and the wait staff was a little slow. Just wondering if I'll get Montezuma's Revenge later.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the report. I guess you ate at the El Herradero that is next to El Encanto. I think they have a cabinet of meat you can pick your cut from, and then tell them how you want it cooked. I haven't been there, myself. Below are various comments from mongers here, concerning places to eat in Juarez.
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"My steak is normally the ribeye (medium), but at El Herredero its tough with lots of grissel. What cut do you get and how do you have it cooked for a really good steak? Now at $9.00 I can find enough to get my money's worth, but I still think im ordering the wrong thing."
"What works for me is just pointing to the one I want and telling them how I want it cooked. I always survey the meat case and pick my cut."
"My favorite breakfast spot is Rigel's on far north Lopez Mateo near the Chamizal. Rigel's is a small coffee shop, serving about 30 different egg dishes. My favorite seafood restaurant is Los Arcos on 16 de Sept, and also a little dive called La Perla, on the southside of the S Mart complex on Lopez Mateos near Ejercito Nacional. Los Canarios on Lopez Mateos south of 16 de Sept. serves great flautas."
"On the way back we looked for a spot to eat and found one on the corner of Juarez Avenue and 16 of September, catty-corner from the old customs house. They specialize in rotisserie chicken, but we both had sirloins that were fabulous. I have walked by this place for years but will not do so again. Frankly this steak beat Mitla, El Herradero and came very close to Don Modesto (Las Missiones Mall) but was 1/2 the price at 93 pesos."
"The place you "discovered" is the Restaurante San Juanito. It used to be El Barbero Del Norte, but they changed the name some time back. It is maybe my 3rd or 4th favorite restaurant in town, good for a relatively light "pre mongering" lunch is the Caldo de Pechuga. But you need to flip the menu over to the Spanish side for the good stuff. ;^) Try the Pollo en Mole and the Cabrito. And, of course, the Pollo Rostizado (the rotissire chicken). The place is probably the cleanest restaurant on Av. Juarez and is certainly the best."
"I gotta put in a plug for El Toro Bronco on Avenida de las Americas, just a short stroll down Hermanos Escobar and then to the north a block or two. El Herradero is great, El Toro Bronco is even better."
"Also, don't miss Mariscos de Mazatlan, right at the intersection of Av. de las Americas and Av. Lincoln. There is no better deal in town."
"... went two doors down and tried a steak lunch at El Herradero. Great food and reasonably priced."
"I never had the lunch time meal but I enjoy the way they let you actually choose which steak you want them to cook. Last time I was there, the waiter brought over two to choose from. I guess one can go to the display cabinet and pick one out."
"Went down to "enjoy" a little football Saturday and after the first game I felt like a steak at El Herradero. I dropped that location on the wiki-map so I figured I better see if it was still as good as I remember it. It is - tho' a little higher in price. The 'small' rib-eye is now 90 pesos and most items had an updated price. Not much but a little. Still - nice size rib-eye and 2 sodas was US$11.77. The small is 350 grams and large is 500 grams (per:waiter) and the small is more than enough for me."
Hi,
I have read many of the post here and I am grateful for the many that have shared their experiences. I have a question. I met a guide and he spoke of the following bars as being excellent for action unfortunately I had to leave the next day and was unable to explore. Has anyone out there had any experience with the list of bars below? My understanding is that the first group are service and the next group are local girls wanting to meet Americans (dolares). I am specifically interested in estaatus as most of the girls are around 18 in that club according to the guide. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Marcados,
Carnicerna,
Last rounl,
Mans port
La raeda,
Papillion,
Saphanie,
Las fuentes,
Estatus 18 yrs only
Hi,
I am trying to track down the location of these 3 bars
Ole Juarez
EL RODEO
Atoron
Has anyone been to these bars and additionally have any stories. Your input is appreciated
I left El Paso in March 2008. While I don't remember that selection process for steaks at El Herradero I do remember them being very good. However El Encanto's massage tables did convince me that I could fuck on a surf board if I ever had to.