Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Birnam]Having read the forum, I am aware that the New Garden has a large following and is highly thought of. If NG is full, what would be considered the other best chica-friendly options with all the amenities. Location, air conditioning, security?[/QUOTE]Hi Birnam. Right next door to the NG is a small boutique place called Casa Valeria. Its chica friendly but you are asked to walk her out to the front gate after you're done with her. That's there only rule. I stayed there last May and will be there again for one night later this year before heading over to BlackBeards. Just walk into the NG and hit up the girls hanging around at the bar. You can do take out day/night not a problem. At night you'll probably want to hit the street scene for a while to check out other options. I haven't tried Sea Breeze but if the Judge likes it then its have to be ok. Hope this helps.

Good luck

What's Up Players. I'll be in Sosua from the 1-14 Feb 2010. Staying at the NG. Could you help a brother out and list and post pics of the chicas with the best head game. I'm talking about no hands and deep throat. And of couse BBBJ. CIM. And swallow. The chica that love and take pride in your oral skills. Hollar back and see you in Feb 2010.

[QUOTE=Trainerforhire]What's Up Players. I'll be in Sosua from the 1-14 Feb 2010. Staying at the NG. Could you help a brother out and list and post pics of the chicas with the best head game. I'm talking about no hands and deep throat. And of couse BBBJ. CIM. And swallow. The chica that love and take pride in your oral skills. Hollar back and see you in Feb 2010.[/QUOTE]

I dont think you will find anybody that will do that here. The girls know whos pics are whos and that means the guy with the camera cant return back to town without looking over his own shoulder every 5 seconds.

It is not just paranoia... the scenario has gone down in the past.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]...Plus Jihad is very nosy....[/QUOTE]
There must be [B]two[/B] Jihad at Sea Breeze because the one I know it's nothing like that. On the contrary, he always makes me feel welcome and in one instance, the police picked up the gal I was with and by the time I came down, he had left and a few minutes later, he came back with her. I didn't ask him to do it and he didn't charge me a penny.

Jihad is probably the nicest hotel owner you will ever meet in DR, he will do absolutely anything to help a guest out, transportation, money issues, chica problems....etc... He treats you like a guest in his home, as you are made to feel like SeaBreeze is your home.

SeaBreeze is a small hotel, Jihad and all of the other guests tend to know your business. If maintaining privacy is a real issue, stay in a condo, and visit your pals at SeaBreeze.

[QUOTE=Geolopes]Hi Birnam. Right next door to the NG is a small boutique place called Casa Valeria. Its chica friendly but you are asked to walk her out to the front gate after you're done with her. That's there only rule. [/QUOTE]
Casa Valeria also has probably the best restaurant in Sosua - although it's also one of the most expensive. If you want cheap, Rocky's is just a block away.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]Casa Valeria also has probably the best restaurant in Sosua. Although it's also one of the most expensive. If you want cheap, Rocky's is just a block away.[/QUOTE]I started going to Casa Valeria after it changed hands in 2007. I remember the chef a guy from Europe. He is the one who painted the picture to the right of the bar (I was there as he finished it) and probably the others as well. I have never found the menu to be overly expensive maybe moderate at best. It has a "lived in " feel and you can see every chica passing. I sit there sometimes with my laptop. 2 things I'd travel the ocean for; the fish casserole and the onion soup with the bread and queso on top! I've tried most of the food, but these two work for me. Try them if you get a chance.

[QUOTE=Buscemi]Jihad is probably the nicest hotel owner you will ever meet in DR, he will do absolutely anything to help a guest out, transportation, money issues, chica problems. Etc. He treats you like a guest in his home, as you are made to feel like SeaBreeze is your home.

SeaBreeze is a small hotel, Jihad and all of the other guests tend to know your business. If maintaining privacy is a real issue, stay in a condo, and visit your pals at SeaBreeze.[/QUOTE]yea I hve to second that. Jihad is the coolest dude in the world. Thats why I always recommend Sea Breeze. Especially if you are on a budget. NG is nicer tho.

[QUOTE=Rebel Monger]There must be [b]two[/b] Jihad at Sea Breeze because the one I know it's nothing like that. On the contrary, he always makes me feel welcome and in one instance, the police picked up the gal I was with and by the time I came down, he had left and a few minutes later, he came back with her. I didn't ask him to do it and he didn't charge me a penny.[/QUOTE]Jihad is one of the nicest hotel owners in Sosua but IMHO he is very nosy also. He is as you say"very helpful"And thats cool but when it comes to pussy I don't need a "very helpful"dude assisting me in Sosua. Your situation is a prime example. He never asked if you needed assistance before helping in this criminal matter. What if you didn't want to see this girl again? What if you wanted no part in this females legal situation? Any woman in the DR who has a situation involving the police will have as much distance possible between me and her. There's been rumors that some hotel owners make photo copies of the girls cedula. Then turn the copies into the police at the end of the week. The police then know which high end earners to shake down. The girl is then locked up til she pays the FINE. I have never heard Jihad's name mentioned with this I must say. Sosua is a hustle town, you only have friends as long as you spend deniro. And Jihad is working all fronts, more power to him. If I lived in Sosua I'd probaly be just like him, but I don't.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]There's been rumors that some hotel owners make photo copies of the girls cedula. Then turn the copies into the police at the end of the week. The police then know which high end earners to shake down. The girl is then locked up til she pays the FINE.[/QUOTE]
With respect that sounds like an urban myth. Not that the police or even the hotel owners wouldn't stoop to it but it all sounds too organized for the DR. Personnel at the police stations is constantly changing. And have you ever looked at chicas' pictures on their cedulas? Most cases with the chica in front of me I have to strain my imagination to decide whether it is the same chica or she has borrowed someone else's cedula. I still cannot recognise my regular with whom I have been for three months from her cedula picture so with the many hundreds of w h o r e s in Sosúa contantly changing their hairstyles and colours and even their eye-colour with contacts I don't know how those dumbass cops could hope to single out those from a stack of crumpled and faded cedula copies. Not worth the hassle. There are far quicker and easier ways for them to shake down the defenceless.

[QUOTE=Onedazz]I started going to Casa Valeria after it changed hands in 2007. I remember the chef a guy from Europe. He is the one who painted the picture to the right of the bar (I was there as he finished it) and probably the others as well. I have never found the menu to be overly expensive maybe moderate at best. It has a "lived in " feel and you can see every chica passing. I sit there sometimes with my laptop. 2 things I'd travel the ocean for; the fish casserole and the onion soup with the bread and queso on top! I've tried most of the food, but these two work for me. Try them if you get a chance.[/QUOTE]
Well, expensive by DR standards is still pretty cheap by U.S. standards. And while I like their French onion soup quite a bit, it's not any better than the soup at the fine French bistro 10 miles from my house, so I don't think I'd travel the ocean for it. Unless it was accompanied by some of the local pussy, that is.

I highly recommend La Costera for really nice reasonably priced fare!
It's adjacent to the clinic just past Scotia Bank heading towards La Passion.
Most plates are RD250-RD300 for a lot of food.

Across the street, a little further down, News Cafe has a new owner/chef, Johnny from the Waterfront, he has a few very nice plates, for RD270. Chicken cordon-bleu with homemade mashed potatoes, and the grilled chicken breast are both good. The breakfast there is probably the best in town, omlette or pancakes, juice, coffee, a mountain of fresh fruit, various breads, RD200 tax included.

Both great places to fuel up after a session!

A favorite late night snack is Ollie's Pork Sandwich, across from Domino bar, never gotten sick from his Sandwich de pierna, order it picante, blows away the one in front of Classicos. Ollie speaks perfect English!

[QUOTE=Buscemi]I highly recommend La Costera for really nice reasonably priced fare!

It's adjacent to the clinic just past Scotia Bank heading towards La Passion.

Most plates are RD250-RD300 for a lot of food.

Across the street, a little further down, News Cafe has a new owner/chef, Johnny from the Waterfront, he has a few very nice plates, for RD270. Chicken cordon-bleu with homemade mashed potatoes, and the grilled chicken breast are both good. The breakfast there is probably the best in town, omlette or pancakes, juice, coffee, a mountain of fresh fruit, various breads, RD200 tax included.

Both great places to fuel up after a session!

A favorite late night snack is Ollie's Pork Sandwich, across from Domino bar, never gotten sick from his Sandwich de pierna, order it picante, blows away the one in front of Classicos. Ollie speaks perfect English![/QUOTE]Ollies pulled chicken sandwich is so good that you will be going thru different emotions with yourself. Lettuce, tomatoes, onions, a dab of hot sauce, melted cheese and boneless chicken hanging out every side. All for 140pesos, and he delivers.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]Well, expensive by DR standards is still pretty cheap by USA standards. And while I like their French onion soup quite a bit, it's not any better than the soup at the fine French bistro 10 miles from my house, so I don't think I'd travel the ocean for it. Unless it was accompanied by some of the local pussy, that is.[/QUOTE]Well stated as the "sage of cockery"! I've hand pussy with me for a beer or soda there. Now go out to the right up to the corner. At the Ice cream place turn left and cross the street (where the moto guys and the dude from the casino hangout, it's before claro) Now that fuckin place is EXPENSIVE!

We had the same 2 chicas with us 2 nights ina row the first night mine was 2600p the second night was 2400p. His chica got a glass of something that was 350-450p! I just don't remember the name of it.

After all this talk about great-budget-food it is just a matter of time before the topic of the rear-end-squirts gets brought up. :-))