Tequila Rock / Miraflores

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Diez Canseco 146, Miraflores
Phone 427-7128 / 444-3661
12° 07' 335" S, 77° 01' 771" W
Link to Tequila Rock thread in Spanish forum
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Good morning. RT here.

I was trying to understand the recent discussion on the Spanish board about Tequila Rock.

My Spanish stinks, so I might be way off-base here. It looks like the discussion is mostly centered around the apparent drop off in chica beauty at Tequila.

But then in this post, I **think** the writer mentions a TR location in San Isidro.

Can someone please go next door, look over the thread, and summarize it for us? Thanks.

 

Thanks a LOT, guys. I guess that I understood more than I thought I did.

It's funny that you mention that. There are indeed some very beautiful women at Tequila Rock, some very pretty, some pretty, and some (how do I say it) not so beautiful.

Of the half dozen times that I have taken women from this disco, I would rate three as very pretty, two as pretty, and my most recent as average (but she was all over me in the club, and promised a good time -- she delivered). In a disco situation such as TR where you can talk to the girls and get to know them before making your buying decision, I usually value a pretty girl with a good attitude over a drop dead gorgeous one who is more of an 'ice queen'.

If I can spend some time in the club with the girl and have a good time, I almost always have a good time in the cama. I don't have that advantage with the girls at the saunas or the ones that advertise on sites like ChicasTops. In those situations, I just go for body type or a well-reviewed girl.

As a tourist, I wouldn't say that we go for the 'ugly' girls. It's just that the really beautiful ones know it, and they are a little more stand-offish.

 

Originally posted by randydiver in his Field Report:

I ended up at Tequila Rock in Miraflores and it was a blast. I paid 20 Soles entry (with a drink included ) and sat down at the bar. There were two young and pretty girls sitting beside me, so I started a conversation. Paloma was a tall red-head, who works in an Internet cafe and Sofia was a small, classy looking Spanish beauty, who works in a salon, selling cosmetics. We joked around, danced a couple of times and I invited them for some drinks. I expected to get hit with 30 Soles tabs for each of their drinks but 0nly paid like 27 Soles for three drinks (Cuba Libre, Piña Colada and a beer). After a few rounds and dancing (did I tell you that they dance very suggestively Diablito), Paloma suggested that I take them both with me to the hotel. I asked her if, I coulda afford it and she said $100.- for each. I told her that I rather would sleep alone and she asked me to make a counter offer. So I told her, that I would give them $60.- each and off we went. First we went to a gasoline station, got a bottle of wine and then to the Hotel Antigua in Miraflores. The girl at the front desk hit me with $15.- for each girl but as the rooms are quite reasonable, I did not object. The rest of the night was fantastic, going from one girl to the other until I had to go to the airport at seven in the morning.

 

Originally posted by RT Gooch in randydiver's Field Report (31 Dec., 2006):

As to Tequila Rock, well, there are some that knock the place as too expensive, too touristy, too _______ (you fill in the blank). The more I think about it, the more I have to disagree. You can usually negotiate a price ranging from $60-80 short time to $100 all night, plus you get to 'interview' the girls in advance for looks, attitude, services offered, etc. And you get to party in a fun place. If you compare that to a girl that advertises in one of the escort malls at s./120-200 ($38.09-$63.49) for one hour with someone that may or may not be the one in the ad, along with no opportunity to see if there is any chemistry between the two of you, I find the Tequila Rock option very compelling. The 0nly down side is that TR really doesn't get started until midnight, so I wind up not getting much sleep after a Tequila night.

 

Originally posted by elos96 in randydiver's Field Report (1 Jan, 2007):

I agree 100%. Out of all the different situations I've experienced around the world (never been to Asia), I think Tequilla Rock has the best combination of variables. With low to no entrance fee, reasonably priced drinks, a good enviroment, and great looking women that are independent so they keep everything you give them, I think you get more value here than anywhere else. You can pay less and get less elsewhere, but I don't think you can find the same consistently good "all night" experience for what you end up paying at TR. If someone knows how, please let me know!

 

Followup by randydiver in his Field Report (4 Jan., 2007):

The thing that I like most about Tequila Rock is the fact that a lot of girls in there are not full Pro's but Amateurs that look for some extra money. I have been in contact with one of the girls and she gave me her real name, address and home phone number. She wants to stay in touch although she knows that I am on the other side of the globe and chances that I will visit in the near future are quite small (who knows though). So for the GFE experience, you probably have a much higher chance of finding it in Tequila Rock than in the Soapies and the drinks at tequila Rock were cheaper than at Las Cuccardas.

 

RT here. If you're talking about this quote...

...then I am indeed talking dollars. In general, anything with a dollar sign ("$") in front of it is U.S. Dollars. The symbol for Soles is "s./".

But the point I was making in the above post is that yes, you wind up paying more, but the extenuating circumstances (at least in my opinion) often make the higher prices worthwhile.

 

Yeah, it does.

The good news is, it used to be worse. On my first trip, I went into the supermarket, and 3/4 of the stuff was priced in soles, but some of the items were in dollars (and they were all mixed up on the shelves). Also, the Ripley's in Miraflores liberally mixed in dollars and soles on their pricing (one rack of shirts was in dollars, and the one right next to it in soles).

Thankfully, the supermarkets are all in soles now. I haven't been in a Ripley's in years, so I don't know if that still goes on.

As a rule, the 0nly places that I've been quoted prices in dollars has been Tequila Rock, and once or twice from girls working Pizza Alley. The Starbucks stores and the supermarkets put both prices on their receipts. For the most part, soles are the currency, but just about anyone takes dollars as payment.