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[QUOTE=DonCarlos1234;2527385]LOL but there ARE exceptions and those were worth the effort to find them. Right Kazeu? BTW I hooked up with that Elvis character friend of yours. He's on the fast lane 4 sure. FUN! Tijuana is just as dangerous as SF if you go more than a block away from known areas at night.
Use Woodman as much for the stories as for feeling safer.[/QUOTE]Meanwhile I should post more often, See you in Bogota in March, I qualify for front line vaccine as a monger reporter.
[QUOTE=DonCarlos1234;2527385]LOL but there ARE exceptions and those were worth the effort to find them. Right Kazeu? BTW I hooked up with that Elvis character friend of yours. He's on the fast lane 4 sure. FUN! Tijuana is just as dangerous as SF if you go more than a block away from known areas at night.
Use Woodman as much for the stories as for feeling safer.[/QUOTE]Fatty Ally is a bit off the beaten path. I imagine most mongers who say they've been to santa fe, have never been to Fatty Ally. You have to cross Caracas to get to Fatty Ally. I've never seen an un-round woman in Fatty Ally.
[QUOTE=Woodman09;2527073]So, now on the weekends the shutdown has relaxed. Businesses open, curfew is 10 pm.
I was out prowling, good times! Plenty of hot girls out. Clubs are open-.
Get Out there and get some good pussy![/QUOTE]Does anyone know if Santa Fe is open tonight, including the costillaria behind Troye? No joke, that place has the juiciest meat in Bogota. I come down from the north of town if that place is open.
To all of those members that, like me are going crazy. Normally I travel to SA 5-6 times a year. My preferences have changed from Uruguay to Argentina to Columbia. I have spent time in most other SA countries. As it turns out Colombia is my favorite. For the last 2 years, I have been to several Colombia citys. Bogota is my favorite.
[QUOTE=Cm6363;2527831]Does anyone know if Santa Fe is open tonight, including the costillaria behind Troye? No joke, that place has the juiciest meat in Bogota. I come down from the north of town if that place is open.[/QUOTE]I don't know about Santa Fe, but that meat is sounding pretty tasty, Could you describe where this costillaria is a bit more exactly? And what should I order?
One of my SA girls texted me this morning to tell me that they are lifting the restrictions in Bogota as of yesterday. Can anybody confirm? Or is it just wishful thinking on both our parts?
[QUOTE=ShadowJ;2528074]One of my SA girls texted me this morning to tell me that they are lifting the restrictions in Bogota as of yesterday. Can anybody confirm? Or is it just wishful thinking on both our parts?[/QUOTE]As of 2/2/21 the curfew has been lifted according to [URL]https://www.elespectador.com/noticias/bogota/ya-no-habra-cuarentena-en-bogota-por-upz-claudia-lopez/[/URL].
[QUOTE=Kulibali;2528097]As of 2/2/21 the curfew has been lifted according to [URL]https://www.elespectador.com/noticias/bogota/ya-no-habra-cuarentena-en-bogota-por-upz-claudia-lopez/[/URL].[/QUOTE]Usually in Bogota, When the ICU count goes down, so does the restrictions. Let's hope the proof of neg. PCR goes away too.
[QUOTE=Kazeu;2528050]I don't know about Santa Fe, but that meat is sounding pretty tasty, Could you describe where this costillaria is a bit more exactly? And what should I order?[/QUOTE]There are two entrances to Troye. The one on Carrera 16 a (where all the clubs are) is at the tail end of probably what was once a garage. Inside that space is the Costilleria. Ask them for a mix. Both the pork and the steak are great. 20 or 30 mil. 20 is a lot of meat and potatoes for one person. The guacamole is great on the potatoes too.
[QUOTE=Cm6363;2528450]There are two entrances to Troye. The one on Carrera 16 a (where all the clubs are) is at the tail end of probably what was once a garage. Inside that space is the Costilleria. Ask them for a mix. Both the pork and the steak are great. 20 or 30 mil. 20 is a lot of meat and potatoes for one person. The guacamole is great on the potatoes too.[/QUOTE]Have not eaten there in a long time-- Will have to check it out-- I had thought it was average-- maybe it changed.
Since the Venezuelans have come there are some good street stands that are right in Santa Fe-- One I like is a fried empanada place right across the street from the Santa Fe Suites-- these ladies run it and actually use a store front and operate the stand on the side walk-- . 35 empanadas and a chicken beef arepa for $2-- I eat there often.
Shwarma Rey in the middle of Santa Fe on carrera 16 in the middle of the red light area is a popular place-- Gabo the owner started it as a street stand and it is now a restaurant.
Places to Eat near Santa Fe up 22nd street and Cr 7.
There is a few nice places to eat near Santa Fe-- My favorite burger place-.
Great Burgers-- beef and pork.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.co/Restaurant_Review-g294074-d10941639-Reviews-Cerdo_Rey_Burger-Bogota.html[/URL]
Also in same building is a giant restaurant that is excellent-- forgot the name.
LOS Torres --I eat her so often I have a preferred customer discount-- Great ribs and ternera (roast beef).
[URL]https://www.facebook.com/lostorreshornoyparrilla/[/URL]
This is more gourmet-- Excellent.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g294074-d1085739-Reviews-Pasteleria_Florida-Bogota.html[/URL]
Get out there and get some good pussy and than chow down.
Do most of you guys live in Colombia now?
Or are most of you guys still US Citizens (or maybe EU citizens) and just go to Colombia for 30-180 days a year?
This is great info. Thanks!
As for the meat place, I had almost forgetting there was a restaurant in the garage at the back of Troya. When I passed it tonight, I immediately realized that's what Cm6363 must have been talking about.
I did indeed get the mix for 20 k and I still have a bunch of meat left over. Tender is not how I would describe it haha. Well the pork was kinda of tender, but the beef was really chewey. Maybe it needs to be eaten right away? I got it to go and ate it when I got home.
Back to the pussy. Santa Fe was hopping tonight. It almost felt like old times.
[QUOTE=Woodman09;2528499]Have not eaten there in a long time-- Will have to check it out-- I had thought it was average-- maybe it changed.
Since the Venezuelans have come there are some good street stands that are right in Santa Fe-- One I like is a fried empanada place right across the street from the Santa Fe Suites-- these ladies run it and actually use a store front and operate the stand on the side walk-- . 35 empanadas and a chicken beef arepa for $2-- I eat there often.
Shwarma Rey in the middle of Santa Fe on carrera 16 in the middle of the red light area is a popular place-- Gabo the owner started it as a street stand and it is now a restaurant.
Places to Eat near Santa Fe up 22nd street and Cr 7.
There is a few nice places to eat near Santa Fe-- My favorite burger place-.
Great Burgers-- beef and pork.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.co/Restaurant_Review-g294074-d10941639-Reviews-Cerdo_Rey_Burger-Bogota.html[/URL]
Also in same building is a giant restaurant that is excellent-- forgot the name.
LOS Torres --I eat her so often I have a preferred customer discount-- Great ribs and ternera (roast beef).
[URL]https://www.facebook.com/lostorreshornoyparrilla/[/URL]
This is more gourmet-- Excellent.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g294074-d1085739-Reviews-Pasteleria_Florida-Bogota.html[/URL]
Get out there and get some good pussy and than chow down.[/QUOTE]
I'm planning to go to Colombia soon and I was planning to spend a few weeks in Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena, I was wondering if I have to take a covid test before each flight if I'm flying within the country or does it only apply to international flights?
[QUOTE=Kazeu;2528528]This is great info. Thanks!
As for the meat place, I had almost forgetting there was a restaurant in the garage at the back of Troya. When I passed it tonight, I immediately realized that's what Cm6363 must have been talking about.
I did indeed get the mix for 20 k and I still have a bunch of meat left over. Tender is not how I would describe it haha. Well the pork was kinda of tender, but the beef was really chewey. Maybe it needs to be eaten right away? I got it to go and ate it when I got home.[/QUOTE]You do make two good points. It is much better to eat the meat there. The best part for me about both the meat and the pork is that it is not dried out as is common in Colombia. Still, I only have a little there and get out of dodge too.
The meat can be chewy, but I will take that over dry, especially after building up a hunger.
So. Curious to know how Asian's would be viewed down there in Bogota / Medellin. As someone who is Chinese we would stick out like a sore thumb I would imagine or that isn't the case and it doesn't matter so long as you have game?