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[QUOTE=JBoarman;2053338]Anybody going to Tijuana this weekend? Will be there from Friday eve to Sunday afternoon I. E. Jun 30 - Jul 2. Will mostly hang around at HK and will put up at the hotel above. Would love some company during breaks, meals and on Saturday daytime.[/QUOTE]Hey bro,
I will be down there Saturday afternoon for a day romp. Coming in from San Diego (Anyone want to meet in downtown SD around 11 Amish and share an UBER to the border? Anyway, PM if you are interested!
What would be a good place out of these 10 places to spend 3-4 hours on Saturday afternoon? All of them have mixed reviews. I am a foodie and don't mind window shopping. Avenida Revolucion? I was going to take a cab and check out beach, but then it seems far.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g150776-Activities-Tijuana_Baja_California.html[/URL]
Wow. Must be nice to spend the whole long week end with hot, young chicas in the sex heaven. How are you comparing Tijuana girls with their sistas in Germany?
I will be in HK Friday night, and may be Saturday night, depending on what my wingman wants to do. Would be nice to hang out with the bros between sessions. I usually hang out at the bare-pussy station at South end of bar Kowloon. Ask CS or floor managers for Cap Solo. They will point me out.
Looking forward to having some fun.
[QUOTE=JBoarman;2053338]Anybody going to Tijuana this weekend? Will be there from Friday eve to Sunday afternoon I. E. Jun 30 - Jul 2. Will mostly hang around at HK and will put up at the hotel above. Would love some company during breaks, meals and on Saturday daytime.[/QUOTE]
You only have 4 hours. The beach in La Playa is a joke, not worth the time to cab there.
If you plan to spend 4 hours in the afternoon, I suggest you walk South to Ave Revolution, checking out the music and natives performance at the hotel Nelson's plaza, the handicraft stands and mariscos restaurants in that area.
Walk South on Revolucion, checking out trinket shops and farmacias catering to tourists. You may find some interesting and artistic gift items uniquely Mexican.
Take a cab about 2 miles South to the nice, clean, upscale, main shopping mall Plaza Rio, where the middle class goes for shopping, food and entertainment. There is a food court with nice, clean stores and good varieties of food:
Plaza Rio, Calle Paseo de LOS Heroes 96, Tijuana 22010.
On the way back, stop by Catedral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe and confess all your sins. Hehe.
[QUOTE=JBoarman;2053865]What would be a good place out of these 10 places to spend 3-4 hours on Saturday afternoon? All of them have mixed reviews. I am a foodie and don't mind window shopping. Avenida Revolucion? I was going to take a cab and check out beach, but then it seems far.
[URL]https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g150776-Activities-Tijuana_Baja_California.html[/URL][/QUOTE]
Sistas in Germany are all Romanians. It wouldn't fare to compare them to South American beauties. Both got their own charm. Service wise, German FKKs would top the list. Passionate BBBJ all the way. I'll find you in HK Friday night.
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2053932]Wow. Must be nice to spend the whole long week end with hot, young chicas in the sex heaven. How are you comparing Tijuana girls with their sistas in Germany?
I will be in HK Friday night, and may be Saturday night, depending on what my wingman wants to do. Would be nice to hang out with the bros between sessions. I usually hang out at the bare-pussy station at South end of bar Kowloon. Ask CS or floor managers for Cap Solo. They will point me out.
Looking forward to having some fun.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=JBoarman;2054161]This is rated quite high in reviews. Must be great. Far tho, 15 min cab ride down south.[/QUOTE]Order the Pork Chop (they have their own farm. Cuts are thick like a NY Steak) and Pizza Jamon Serrano (small size). Banana Pudding for desert and Roasted Garlic for appetizer. Afterwards take a nap!
It takes 10 minutes to get there from the Zona Norte by taxi. A meal will run you maybe $30 with ALL the trimmings. Appetizer entree drink Etc.
Well worth it. One of my favs.
[QUOTE=Artisttyp;2054103]Go eat at El Taller. One of the best restaurants in Tijuana.[/QUOTE]I 2nd that. Hey Art its been awhile. When are we going to hit. El Taller up again, I no longer have me picture of that delicious pork chop.
[QUOTE=Phordphan;2054178]If you're a foodie, take advice from some of us who have actually been outside of the Zona.
Playas has lots of little seafood joints with incredible ocean views and dirt cheap ceviche. It's not far, but I think your time is better spent elsewhere your first trip.
CECUT can be interesting if there is an event the weekend you're going. Check their web site.
Plaza Rio is nothing but a shopping mall. BFD. Skip it.
The Cathedrals are always on TripAdvisor's lists, and I can never figure out why. The one in Tijuana is just this side of a dump. It's somewhat interesting externally, inside it just reeks of age, and not in a good way. Save it for Spain.
Stroll from 1st to 8th and back on Revolucion. It's nice to check out the various shops. No longer is it wall to wall trinket shops. Lots of different bars and restaurants. Trendy movie theaters and other hipster establishments now dot the landscape. One thing you MUST do, because it is a touristy tradition that stretches back into the mists of time is to get your picture taken with a Tijuana Zonkey. You'll feel stupid, but you'll treasure it later. You'll find a ton of interesting bars along 6th street, but they may not be going, depending on what time you're there. Dandy del Sur will probably be open, and is a taste of old-school Tijuana. It's worth a peek.
If you truly are a foodie, make an early dinner reservation at Mision 19. Trust me. Have the tasting menu, they have 2 sizes. You won't regret it. On the floor above is Bar 20. I love their cocktails, although the music sucks. But it's worth it to go a bit early and have a drink before dinner.
Between a leisurely 16 block stroll (8 up and 8 back), a stop for a donkey pic, a stop or two in a bar, and a dinner at Mision 19, you'll easily pass 4 hours.[/QUOTE]Mision 19 and Bar 20 are great places to go if your a foodie. Kinda my seal the deal when on a date with a non-pro. Zona Rio is great if you want to try the local scene and the nicer part of Tijuana. If you get a chance to go to the playas, go to Tito's Mariscos, super cheap but the food is fantastic. I'm surprised anthony bourdain has not stopped there. But back to Rio, the area is booming with great resteraunts outside of Ceasers on Revolution. You should also check out some of the resteraunts in Chupultepec as well.
Have you guys ever been called rude by a chica?
Had my first negative experience on my third visit. Chica was from Culiacan and had only been working there for 4 days or so. Said her flight was later that day. Asked for 80, but I was extremely firm on 60 since it was Tuesday morning. When we got to the room, she immediately says that we won't go over 30 min and that she wants money up front. I told her I'll leave my money on the table. While we're laying down waiting for towels, she says the clients here are rude. I ask if I am too, and she says yes because of my firm negotiation and since I was hesitant on giving her the money up front. At this point, I know it's going downhill. She then tells me I'm fat (I'm a fit 21 year old who works out 5 times a week LOL). I'm done with her attitude, So I say adios with a pissed off face. She's shocked and asked what she said pissed me off. I just don't reply and put my clothes back on, and she goes off cursing me out and slamming the door when she leaves. Any of you guys have similar experiences? I've always had good experiences and treat the chicas with the utmost respect so I was wondering if this sudden change in lifestyle for her (since she only worked for a couple days and was now leaving the life) was what triggered it. I felt completely bummed about how it ended and still do. Thank God I was able to my find ATF and have a great time with her hours later. But damn, made me feel like a bad person.
I seen that you posted in the General Info section and there are other topic sections to post your info in like Clubs, Bars, Streetwalkers, Escorts sections. Where did this happen at? Was it in a club, a bar, an escort, a streetwalker? Which hotel?
[QUOTE=RookieDookie;2054277]Have you guys ever been
called rude by a chica?
Had my first negative experience on my third visit. Chica was from Culiacan and had only been working there for 4 days or so. Said her flight was later that day. Asked for 80, but I was extremely firm on 60 since it was Tuesday morning. When we got to the room, she immediately says that we won't go over 30 min and that she wants money up front. I told her I'll leave my money on the table. While we're laying down waiting for towels, she says the clients here are rude. I ask if I am too, and she says yes because of my firm negotiation and since I was hesitant on giving her the money up front. At this point, I know it's going downhill. She then tells me I'm fat (I'm a fit 21 year old who works out 5 times a week LOL). I'm done with her attitude, So I say adios with a pissed off face. She's shocked and asked what she said pissed me off. I just don't reply and put my clothes back on, and she goes off cursing me out and slamming the door when she leaves. Any of you guys have similar experiences? I've always had good experiences and treat the chicas with the utmost respect so I was wondering if this sudden change in lifestyle for her (since she only worked for a couple days and was now leaving the life) was what triggered it. I felt completely bummed about how it ended and still do. Thank God I was able to my find ATF and have a great time with her hours later. But damn, made me feel like a bad person.[/QUOTE]
You only have 4 hours to spend in Tijuana. It's not smart to cab half hour to some alleged restaurants in the boon dock and wait another half hour for them to serve their food. Traffic in Tijuana can be congested in many places during the day time. If you want to taste Mexico's basic cuisine, holes in the walls taco shops on Revo and various seafood and tacos carts on the streets serve their popular food. Find the shops or stands with lots of people and you will have fresh, tasty food.
Walk South on Constitution then East on Art123 towards the Arc. In the hotel Nelson's plaza half dozens sea food restaurants have touts, some very good-looking young girls, out front luring in tourists. Hotel Nelson serves a good menu of food and stiff drinks with tables out in the plaza, where you can sit and watch natives' performances and the locals who shop the area. Ave Revolucion has stores for tourists; Ave Constitucion has stores for locals, packed with pedestrians and shoppers on weekends.
You definitely want to cab 2 miles South to Plaza Rio on the nice, clean, leafy Ave LOS Heroes, to see how the middle class lives, with their nice, clean, artsy stores, clubs and restaurants. Afterwards just hail a cab back to the border or back to La Zona.
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2054061]If you plan to spend 4 hours in the afternoon, I suggest you walk South to Ave Revolution, checking out the music and natives performance at the hotel Nelson's plaza, the handicraft stands and mariscos restaurants in that area.
Walk South on Revolucion, checking out trinket shops and farmacias catering to tourists. You may find some interesting and artistic gift items uniquely Mexican.
Take a cab about 2 miles South to the nice, clean, upscale, main shopping mall Plaza Rio, where the middle class goes for shopping, food and entertainment. There is a food court with nice, clean stores and good varieties of food:
Plaza Rio, Calle Paseo de LOS Heroes 96, Tijuana 22010..[/QUOTE]
The chica works in HK. Luckily I had a room in Cascades so I didn't lose any money. Ever experience something like this?
[QUOTE=MongerHunger;2054480]I seen that you posted in the General Info section and there are other topic sections to post your info in like Clubs, Bars, Streetwalkers, Escorts sections. Where did this happen at? Was it in a club, a bar, an escort, a streetwalker? Which hotel?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RookieDookie;2054277]Have you guys ever been called rude by a chica?...[/QUOTE]Some sessions are better than others, but I've never had anything like you describe from a street girl or a bar girl.
Paying after is standard in Tijuana, at least in my experience. That being said, I've had a few sessions where the girl wanted payment up front and I agreed. Normally, I think the performance is the same either way. One pay first session was one of the best I've ever had (HK girl), I repeated 2 or 3 times with the same girl and she never again asked to be paid first. One pay first session was terrible (another HK girl), she did the deed but she was a lousy performer.
[QUOTE=RookieDookie;2054277]Have you guys ever been called rude by a chica?
Had my first negative experience on my third visit. Chica was from Culiacan and had only been working there for 4 days or so. Said her flight was later that day. Asked for 80, but I was extremely firm on 60 since it was Tuesday morning. When we got to the room, she immediately says that we won't go over 30 min and that she wants money up front. I told her I'll leave my money on the table. While we're laying down waiting for towels, she says the clients here are rude. I ask if I am too, and she says yes because of my firm negotiation and since I was hesitant on giving her the money up front. At this point, I know it's going downhill. She then tells me I'm fat (I'm a fit 21 year old who works out 5 times a week LOL). I'm done with her attitude, So I say adios with a pissed off face. She's shocked and asked what she said pissed me off. I just don't reply and put my clothes back on, and she goes off cursing me out and slamming the door when she leaves. Any of you guys have similar experiences? I've always had good experiences and treat the chicas with the utmost respect so I was wondering if this sudden change in lifestyle for her (since she only worked for a couple days and was now leaving the life) was what triggered it. I felt completely bummed about how it ended and still do. Thank God I was able to my find ATF and have a great time with her hours later. But damn, made me feel like a bad person.[/QUOTE]If she's lewving the business after a couple days, she's either made her money, temp, and doesn't care, doesn't like what she's doing, or is just a total flake. If your story is close to accurate, its not you. You picked a bad apple.
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2053882]For a sexy ride from the border into Tijuana Centro, with intimate contacts with females oozing feminine odors from their damp crotches and armpits, where do you pick up your 10-peso blue and white chauffeured MBZ limousine?[/QUOTE]After you enter Mexico on foot, exit the building and walk down past all of the taxistas touting $5 to HK, blah blah blah look to the left at that smokey outdoor BBQ cafe and usually the vans are waiting. Some are yellow and white, not sure if they are MB's or other.
I heard that the former mayor of Tijuana Jorge Hank Rhon owns a LARGE share of Mercedes Benz Mexico. So likely some money went into his pockets from these vans. Sometimes the vans take you the 2 minute route over El Chapparal new bridge but lately the old route down 3rd street to Constitucion unless you yell BAJAN and get off at Madero. They rarely stop at Revolucion even if you ask as it's difficult.
Worst thing is leg room is lacking if you are tall and long legged except for the back row. Problem with the back row is that when the van hits bumps your seat flies off the seat and comes crashing down. Would be better if they had stirrups so you could cushion the blow to the tail bone and spine.
But they are clean and for 10 pesos hard to beat.