Post: #101

^^^Especially me

Quote:Oh and BTW, I am thinking about dropping a multi-level datasheet on Mexico on this forum. It would kind of a be a series of datasheets (not all at once but every once in a while I would drop down a big post) in the same thread outlining Mexican food, gaming Mexican girls, off-the-beaten track places in Mexico, ect. Anyone interested in me doing this kind of thing?

Post: #102

I am interested too. I will do a thread about mexico when i get there Almost one month from now ! Can t wait !

Post: #103

I wish I took Spanish in high school and college. I am self-teaching now (just started a week or two ago) using DuoLingo, Pimsleur, Interpals, Spanish for Beginners by Duffy, and Berlitz. I plan on tearing up Central and South America this year. I've always been curious about Mexico City because it is so massive.

And you guys are right, when I mention going to any part of Mexico that is not a resort, people look at me like I am going to war.

Post: #104

(01-28-2015 04:36 PM)The Reactionary Tree Wrote:  I wish I took Spanish in high school and college. I am self-teaching now (just started a week or two ago) using DuoLingo, Pimsleur, Interpals, Spanish for Beginners by Duffy, and Berlitz. I plan on tearing up Central and South America this year. I've always been curious about Mexico City because it is so massive.

And you guys are right, when I mention going to any part of Mexico that is not a resort, people look at me like I am going to war.

This just shows the clueless nature of people from the USA as it relates to Mexico. They think they know but...they just don't. I took heat from my family and friends when I picked Mexico City as a place to stay for approximately 3 months. And I have traveled around the globe for 3 years. I arrive and as expected. Great city...

Post: #105

(01-29-2015 05:25 PM)T-Mac Wrote:  

(01-28-2015 04:36 PM)The Reactionary Tree Wrote:  I wish I took Spanish in high school and college. I am self-teaching now (just started a week or two ago) using DuoLingo, Pimsleur, Interpals, Spanish for Beginners by Duffy, and Berlitz. I plan on tearing up Central and South America this year. I've always been curious about Mexico City because it is so massive.

And you guys are right, when I mention going to any part of Mexico that is not a resort, people look at me like I am going to war.

This just shows the clueless nature of people from the USA as it relates to Mexico. They think they know but...they just don't. I took heat from my family and friends when I picked Mexico City as a place to stay for approximately 3 months. And I have traveled around the globe for 3 years. I arrive and as expected. Great city...

Let them keep thinking that. Just leaves more for guys like us to enjoy without the throngs of tourists.

Post: #106

A little up to date i'm leaving in two days in Mexico city

I will be in town 27 around 7pm to 5 march and will be available in Daytime

I will update as much as much as i can this thread with my experience there.

Post: #107

Guys,

Good initial forum posts, useful data, Americas, good advice on day game, key in a huge city.

I'm off to D.F. to see if I like it for 2 weeks, if I do i'll be back to stay for a few months,

Looking for people to day game/ wing/ night game, whatever,
If you're down to meet up sometime, or need a wing as well,
or are willing to grab a beer, my treat, and talk game,
hit me up with your whatsapp,

i'm in tough and closed-off Guadalajara now, been here for months,
where i had to day game for hours to get 1 useful number,
so I'm ready to turn this sh*t up in D.F.

Post: #108

I'll be arriving in DF Monday and staying for a week, figured I'd bump this thread and see who's around, and if anyone wants to grab a beer, hit a bar oar club....

Post: #109

Im gonna be living here for about a year, and have been living in mexico city for almost 9 months now. I know my way around so I figured Id give this a bump in case some one wants to grab a beer or needs directions etc.

Post: #110

(07-12-2015 03:47 AM)Dalv17 Wrote:  Im gonna be living here for about a year, and have been living in mexico city for almost 9 months now. I know my way around so I figured Id give this a bump in case some one wants to grab a beer or needs directions etc.

@dalv17 Myself and TijuanaAmerican will be visiting DF end of August 27th through 31st. We should meet up somewhere.

Cheers!

Post: #111

Anyone interested in going out in DF? Very aggressive and a couple of fun guys to go out with. You'll definitely meet some girls with us. Send PM.

Post: #112

Tijuana Im gonna hit you up soon, will be in Mexico City from next week saturday, 8 day stay but I intent to go hard.

Post: #113

Looking forward to hearing updates on this city.

Post: #114

Is there any good spots to go on a Monday Night in DF?

Post: #115

(03-20-2015 10:23 AM)fvitterbi Wrote:  Guys,

Good initial forum posts, useful data, Americas, good advice on day game, key in a huge city.

I'm off to D.F. to see if I like it for 2 weeks, if I do i'll be back to stay for a few months,

Looking for people to day game/ wing/ night game, whatever,
If you're down to meet up sometime, or need a wing as well,
or are willing to grab a beer, my treat, and talk game,
hit me up with your whatsapp,

i'm in tough and closed-off Guadalajara now, been here for months,
where i had to day game for hours to get 1 useful number,
so I'm ready to turn this sh*t up in D.F.

If you're still around please give an update on how D.F. went. Also if you could expand a bit on how hard it is to day game in GDL thanks.

Post: #116

Yes, any ideas on places to go out on sunday and during weekdays?

Post: #117

In which area of town?

Post: #118

Condesa or close

Post: #119

So I suppose you've already heard of Pata Negra and the many other places close to Parque Espana- they are never really a miss, except for during the weekends, when they are way too crowded. I personally prefer a place called Loft to Pata Negra. Though you'll have to work harder to find a girl who is DTF there, the quality-- at least based on my experiences-- has on average been better than in Pata Negra. Honestly, just by walking around that area around Parque Espana and Parque Mexico you'd be hard pressed to find a place that doesn't suit your tastes.

Although I maintain that the best place to game on a Sunday is right after evening mass..

Post: #120

I passed by Pata negra yesterday at about 1am. It was full of guys and no hot girls. Left in 5 minutes. Based on commentaries I guess I went on a bad moment or maybe a bit late. I went in about 4 places in that area and none seemed interesting, very bad ratios. Probably the clubs with 200+ peso entry have the nicer girls, I'll find out soon.

Post: #121

Yes, on weekends it's really not worth going, mainly because of how packed the place is with people. You did, as you write, arrive a bit past prime time though- all the pubs in that area are best to go to around 10/11pm.

San Angel, which is really close to Cd Universitaria (hence loads of UNAM girls...yes please), has its share of good clubs. Could definitely be an idea to head out there for late dinner one day, as there are many good Mexican restaurants in that area, and then head off to a club. Tons of clubs along Avenida de La Paz, though these are the more upscale ones in the area, with more of a 25+ crowd. If you venture a bit more south towards Cd Universitaria, you'll find clubs packed with students along Insurgentes Sur. Can't go wrong here. Keep us updated.

Post: #122

(10-18-2015 10:12 PM)pipercub Wrote:  Yes, on weekends it's really not worth going, mainly because of how packed the place is with people. You did, as you write, arrive a bit past prime time though- all the pubs in that area are best to go to around 10/11pm.

San Angel, which is really close to Cd Universitaria (hence loads of UNAM girls...yes please), has its share of good clubs. Could definitely be an idea to head out there for late dinner one day, as there are many good Mexican restaurants in that area, and then head off to a club. Tons of clubs along Avenida de La Paz, though these are the more upscale ones in the area, with more of a 25+ crowd. If you venture a bit more south towards Cd Universitaria, you'll find clubs packed with students along Insurgentes Sur. Can't go wrong here. Keep us updated.

Funny, the way I play I find it better if the club is wall to wall packed.

The clubs in/around Loreto are good bets, though the ones with a cover/table charge usually have thougher crowds (social circles trying to impress/cockblock the others). I was at Frida for Dia de la Independencia and saw some very hot, very young lizards there. Quickly got the number of one that was there with her boyfriends, but she flaked later so nothing. Try them if your game includes gaming groups or getting numbers to close the deal on another night. If you want a same night lay or are only in the city for less than a week, the clubs on the usual Condesa/Roma spots are a safer bet.

Though Ive never gone there at those times, a lot of my student friends say that areas by Ciudad Universitaria have bars that get packed on school nights only to be dead on Saturdays. I would try those on a Thursday or Friday, beetween 7pm and 10. Many students choose the CU campus even though they live closer to other campuses (specially those living in Mexico State) because it has more prestige and its harder to get into. So I assume they would go party after classes and then cut it after 10 to perhaps ride those 2+ hour commutes before the subway closes for the night.

Quote: I personally prefer a place called Loft to Pata Negra. Though you'll have to work harder to find a girl who is DTF there, the quality-- at least based on my experiences-- has on average been better than in Pata Negra.

If Loft is the place Im guessing (the one with a swimming pool on the balcony) it has a younger, slightly upscale crowd (usually still living at home but with disposable incomes) which would travel in groups or tight social circles and would be shamed to go back with someone, or being seen as not approved by the group. I would recommend number closing there and use those numbers for isolating on weekday dates. Pata Negra also has no cover charge and has a strict "everybody in the line gets in" so the crowd is only regulated by the music selection and prices. Its still in Condesa though so while upscale-ish, it will be composed of more hipster, white-collar, nini, backpacker elements, that will be alone or in smaller groups or be more DTF that a younger/cant spend a lot/has to be back home tonight crowd.

As stated before, Pata Negra is a gamble any night, but its a safe bet and theres decent talent. What I mean by this is that you could go there any night and find the place empty but for a gaggle of fatties on a bachelorette party, then go the next night and find the place packed from next doors convention of brazilian models. The strategy is to get there early, around 9, to avoid the line (they have salsa lessons on Wednesdays and Saturdays earlier so is a good place to pregame) or way later, an hour or two before closedown. If its a good night, you stay there and game a bit, if not then just leave and look at the other bars around, and you just lost a couple of minutes instead of a lot of time in line or cover charges.

Post: #123

(10-19-2015 12:01 AM)germanico Wrote:  Funny, the way I play I find it better if the club is wall to wall packed.

The clubs in/around Loreto are good bets, though the ones with a cover/table charge usually have thougher crowds (social circles trying to impress/cockblock the others). I was at Frida for Dia de la Independencia and saw some very hot, very young lizards there. Quickly got the number of one that was there with her boyfriends, but she flaked later so nothing. Try them if your game includes gaming groups or getting numbers to close the deal on another night. If you want a same night lay or are only in the city for less than a week, the clubs on the usual Condesa/Roma spots are a safer bet.

Though Ive never gone there at those times, a lot of my student friends say that areas by Ciudad Universitaria have bars that get packed on school nights only to be dead on Saturdays. I would try those on a Thursday or Friday, beetween 7pm and 10. Many students choose the CU campus even though they live closer to other campuses (specially those living in Mexico State) because it has more prestige and its harder to get into. So I assume they would go party after classes and then cut it after 10 to perhaps ride those 2+ hour commutes before the subway closes for the night.

Yes, when it comes to clubs it's definitely easier approaching if it is packed than half-empty, let alone there being more options. As for Pata Negra however, I don't know; it is an opaque creature between a pub and a club to me, although it tilts more towards the pub impression mostly because of the interior.

But as you note, the many Fresas which are to be found in certain Condesa/Polanco clubs and bars will be tough targets given their usually stuck-up attitude and how much they try to conform with their group. That's why I generally avoid going out in Polanco, even though I live here.

And yes, if in DF only for a short period of time, it is certainly best to focus on Condesa/Roma. I somehow ended up in a CU club late yesterday night (don't remember the name, just know that it was somewhere along Insurgentes Sur, as most others), and it was packed when I came at around 1am. The quality of girls was hit and miss though.

Quote:If Loft is the place Im guessing (the one with a swimming pool on the balcony) it has a younger, slightly upscale crowd (usually still living at home but with disposable incomes) which would travel in groups or tight social circles and would be shamed to go back with someone, or being seen as not approved by the group. I would recommend number closing there and use those numbers for isolating on weekday dates. Pata Negra also has no cover charge and has a strict "everybody in the line gets in" so the crowd is only regulated by the music selection and prices. Its still in Condesa though so while upscale-ish, it will be composed of more hipster, white-collar, nini, backpacker elements, that will be alone or in smaller groups or be more DTF that a younger/cant spend a lot/has to be back home tonight crowd.

As stated before, Pata Negra is a gamble any night, but its a safe bet and theres decent talent. What I mean by this is that you could go there any night and find the place empty but for a gaggle of fatties on a bachelorette party, then go the next night and find the place packed from next doors convention of brazilian models. The strategy is to get there early, around 9, to avoid the line (they have salsa lessons on Wednesdays and Saturdays earlier so is a good place to pregame) or way later, an hour or two before closedown. If its a good night, you stay there and game a bit, if not then just leave and look at the other bars around, and you just lost a couple of minutes instead of a lot of time in line or cover charges.

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No, I was thinking about Loft which is on the very same "patio" as Pata Negra, just to the left of it if facing PN from Parque Espana. A young crowd for sure gathers there, and yes, isolating can be somewhat of a hassle. But provided you know elementary Spanish and aren't too shy to approach any of the groups and befriend them, you'll fare well.

I've never been to the salsa lessons at Pata Negra though- any experiences? Mama Rumba on Thursdays is quite good I've heard.

Post: #124

Travelling to Df, Oaxaca, Veracruz, 10 days total.

My first time in DF without family..

I've got an Airbnb for 2 nights in Condesa and 2 nights iN Centro Historico. Having 2nd thoughts about the centro digs..

Post: #125

Already got the bang on my first full day here, I'll keep going out strong and hopefully be able to add to the info here afterwards. So far I'm loving this city, but damn it smells bad here.