Post: #126

(12-09-2013 01:10 AM)Vicious Wrote:  I really liked Zuma when I was out in Miami.Stayed right across from it though I only had a drink there. At those high end sushi counters the hot girl ratio is higher than it's going to be in 99%of other restaurants.

Yeah, Zuma is top tier.

I have been taking that place to the bank for a few years now.

I need to go more often.

Post: #127

Scope was great, the art was unbelievable and there were tons of stunners walking around. Got hooked up with a VIP pass and walked right in. However I was hungover and made the mistake of wearing shorts and sandles so no game was spat that day, but I really enjoyed checking out some amazing art.

Post: #128

(12-09-2013 11:24 AM)TheChi Wrote:  Scope was great, the art was unbelievable and there were tons of stunners walking around. Got hooked up with a VIP pass and walked right in. However I was hungover and made the mistake of wearing shorts and sandles so no game was spat that day, but I really enjoyed checking out some amazing art.

Ouch!

Oh well, that is cool you went.

Post: #129

(12-09-2013 11:27 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(12-09-2013 11:24 AM)TheChi Wrote:  Scope was great, the art was unbelievable and there were tons of stunners walking around. Got hooked up with a VIP pass and walked right in. However I was hungover and made the mistake of wearing shorts and sandles so no game was spat that day, but I really enjoyed checking out some amazing art.

Ouch!

Oh well, that is cool you went.

Yea came straight from lunch so didn't have time to change. I made up for it later that night though. Went to Grand Central in Wynwood. Great place if you want to get away from the ultra high end nightclub scene and just dance to great house music with some more down to earth chicks.

Post: #130

Art walk is tonight. I highly recommend it to any Miami players who haven't been. There is lots of high quality talent, and it's just a fun event in general.

Post: #131

Yeah I'll be there...solo dolo as always

Post: #132

I find girls there to be friendly and lots of great looking girls. Sometimes it's a big hipster crowd, but there's definitely a nice mix. I remember being down there one time and they had a full fledge hip hop show going down. I prefer hanging out around wood tavern area. It seems to be where most the action is. I always hit up the food trucks too.

Post: #133

(12-08-2013 07:57 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Quote:Bank no issue and if you see a middle aged G with Champagne older than the girl ask me for a glass.

That line was G, by the way.

Tip o the hat, one G to another. "Oh wow, Daddy-O, that's the year I was born."

Zuma was stellar. I was with a group and should have no trouble with my next trip. The bar as you said was strong, but more men that night (pre Tgiving). The London Zuma is a collision of cash, power and sex.

Will be back at Zuma indeed. Would like to explore the Brickell area, but had no time.

Dutch food mediocre, was in the crowd early and out, but there was some A level P2P 30ish talent at the bar. Kinda light crowd that night.

The S L S .... tremendous. Bazaar, great meal. Afternoon drinking past pool (light crowd due to holiday etc.) saw a rotation of young talent coming in and out. Evening in the front and porch bars was talent rich.

Blew through Setai daytime, lots of Euros, but no real talent, mostly coupled and family groups. Certainly would want to check this out in evening.
I won't break Miami airspace without trying to bump into you on next trip.

Post: #134

(11-19-2013 08:53 PM)warder Wrote:  1st issue was the weather kind of sucked all weekend. Cloudy and rainy, so day game and the beach were pretty much a no go.

Man, I dealt with a very similar situation when I hit Sobe in 2010. I was coming back to the US from a long time away in South America. Wanted to ease back in and hit up the most Latin city in the States for a few days before going home. Had a homie from high school staying in Sobe and I crashed at his spot. The weather was ridic cold! Extremely chilly. They said it was one of the coldest weeks Miami has had in modern memory. I actually caught a nasty cough from the draft. I had no layers to wear since I was coming back from the tropics so I was struggling. No one was out either day or night so I really didn't have a good time, except for one night at this Brazilian spot called Boteco. The music and atmosphere was straight but there wasn't any available targets that night.

I've hung out with Warder in NYC and he definitely has game. Though he can do well anywhere, he's more of a Village/LES type of guy rather than MPD (which is more like Sobe) when he's in NYC, so Sobe wouldn't really be his scene anyway.

My boy Eros who also met Warder is moving to Miami in a couple weeks for some modeling work. Gonna shoot down there myself during prime time season (Jan/Feb) so be on the lookout for some data from either of us. Anyone with solid connects or intel at choice venues PM me.

Post: #135

HC, I was there winter 2010, my first year there. I remember it being cold as hell December through January and thought to myself how I didn't think Miami got so cold. The next winter I probably only out on a sweater 3 times. 2010 was a weird winter in Miami. That year all the oranges froze too.

I found in Miami people are pretty sensitive to the weather because of how spoiled they are with their near pristine weather. Most days it's raining, you'll see significantly less people out during both day and night.

Post: #136

Yeah, when it rains, girls literally disappear to their caves. I never knew why until recently when I was bar hoping with a group of girls in Miami. I should have figure this out a long ass time ago, but it's because girls are so loaded up with makeup, it will get messed up from the rain. So, when it began to rain the girls were like we need to leave. Durrrrr...

Post: #137

(12-23-2013 02:37 PM)G Trooper Wrote:  Yeah, when it rains, girls literally disappear to their caves. I never knew why until recently when I was bar hoping with a group of girls in Miami. I should have figure this out a long ass time ago, but it's because girls are so loaded up with makeup, it will get messed up from the rain. So, when it began to rain the girls were like we need to leave. Durrrrr...

On three of the last four Miami trips I have made, it has rained almost every day. The last time I went, which was for eleven days, it either never rained or rained once. It makes a huge difference.

Post: #138

I'll be in the area end of 1st week in Jan. Anyone going to be there? Actually, is anyone in Boca/FLL/WPB area? Would be fun to meet up. I think I will skip South Beach and check out Brickell.

Post: #139

Just a heads up to Miami RVF members & travelers, I'm your contact @ the Electric Pickle in Wynwood. Get at me with any questions about the area or special requests.

Post: #140

(02-20-2014 07:37 PM)Minksy Wrote:  Just a heads up to Miami RVF members & travelers, I'm your contact @ the Electric Pickle in Wynwood. Get at me with any questions about the area or special requests.

When you say "I'm your contact," do you work there or just go there a lot?

Post: #141

(02-20-2014 08:17 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  

(02-20-2014 07:37 PM)Minksy Wrote:  Just a heads up to Miami RVF members & travelers, I'm your contact @ the Electric Pickle in Wynwood. Get at me with any questions about the area or special requests.

When you say "I'm your contact," do you work there or just go there a lot?

I'm the GM