Honky Tonk Bar
Two waitresses from Honky Tonk bar. The Filipina hostesses from this bar are fairly attractive and have good people skills. Very friendly and easy going place for laid back visitors who enjoy cheap drinks.
Straight across the street from luxury hotel 'Wild Orchid Resort' there was used to be a Santos Street watering hole: Honky Tonk Bar. It had the cheapest drinks in town. A couple of easy to get along with women would site around and ask for ladydrinks. Once agreed they were willing to engage in guest relation services. Fort a small fee, rooms were for rent. However, Honky Tonk Bar was closed late 2011. It re-opened under the name Up-to-You Bar just a few days later. Same staff and prices, even same Blow Road furniture. Review will follow soon.
Kokomoz
Kokomoz restaurant and 24h hangout
Few years back there were just 2 large 24h restaurants on Fields Avenue: Margarita Ville and Kokomoz. They are both still in business althought many things around them have changed. Originally, founded by Canadian Dave Fischer, Kokomoz has become a very popular hangout by local and internet marketing. It hosted many parties and infamous wet-t-shirt contests in the past. Today, it's more of a hangout on the corner of Fields and Santos Street. Their cuisine is not the number one in town, but their snacks like Fried Potatoes and French Fries are delicious and prices are ok.
Rhapsody Bar
While it's located on Santos Street, it's not a classic Blowroad bar, but more one of the glamor bars from Fields Avenue. The manager of this bar has been involved in many charity events giving underprivileged kids and people a new perspective and management has always been active in providing eduction to their staff about STDs. As for party people it's a place that is miss or hit. Some days it's hot, other days it's like a lake with dead fish.
Shadows Bar
Popular hangout for frugal Johns and late night punters. Minibar Shadows is open 24 hours and positioned close to the Wild Orchid Resort and next to Honky Tonk and Black Pearl bars. The venue was recently renovated. It's a small bar with public area to meet local sex workers. The back of the building hosts 3 or 4 rooms for short time activities where visitors can spend time with their local talent. Drinks for customers and ladies are the cheapest in town, hardly more expensive than in a grocery store. Rooms are very small and basic, very dark and fixed electric ventilators with semi privacy. You need to be a hard-balled monger to take one of the girls to a room for around 700 Piso short time (up to 3 hours). But a lot of guys go here for the cheap price. Once I asked a popular and attractive Filipina sex worker from Shadows bar about her average number of customers per day and she answered: 4. Bring your own condoms to practice safe sex.
Crystal Palace
Entrance of Crystal Palace bar on Real Street at night
Real Street's biggest bar is just a stone throw away from A. Santos. It's one of the most glamorous bars of Angeles City's tourist district with up 300 dancers on 2 stages. Daily performances of spotlight dancers who are called 'Princesses' can be seen every hour and shooting balloons on stage is great fun. Cristal Palace offers barfines of up to 3000 Peso for spotlight girls with green numbers, and 1500/2000 for regular girls. Some of the Filipina ladies working here are very attractive lookers and hookers.
Fields Avenue: Angeles City Adult Tourist RLD
Night time on Field's Avenue around Club Atlantis
While Santos Street has it's fans the main drag of Angeles City's tourist entertainment district is Fields Avenue. Formerly named Clark Field Avenue during times when nearby Clark Field was an US-American airbase this strip started to become one of the largest red-light and adult entertainment venue for foreigners in the Philippines. Together with internet reports on newsgroups like alt.sex.prostitution and the World Sex Guide on Paranoia host. Angeles City's Fields Avenue quickly became very popular in the late 1990ies. It's probably the first red-light district in the World that has founded it's existence and growth by ...
Perimeter Road
Certainly, Perimeter Road is lesser known as an entertainment area than Fields and Blow Road A. Santos. This long stretch of asphalt from Checkpoint to Friendship gate hosts many bars with cheap drinks and easy women. Everything is cheaper as it's geared for local expats who are living off of pensions, military benefits or social welfare rather then big spenders who have made millions on the Makati stock exchange. At a later time I will write an article about hangouts like Candy Bar, Det5, Lost in Asia and Roadies. For now, a pic to get you into the mood for and afternoon barhop.
A. Santos on Youtube
A couple of videos about street life on A. Santos were uploaded on Youtube. The first video shows WOW bar during daytime. A working lady is sitting on the floor while waiting for customers. The same corner is often frequented by cross dressers and Billiboys.
Where to find Santos Street
Entrance to tourist enetertainment district of Angeles City from Santos Street. At night time it is closed for traffic. There is just a small trike station beside Rhapsody and Mo's Place (Kokomos).
A. Santos Street is located in Angeles City, Philippines. It is part of barangay (suburb) Balibago. It's a t-head street ending at Field's Avenue inside Angeles' tourist entertainment district known for bars like Lancelot, Welcome Inn, Rhapsody and Treasure Island. Due to it's proximity to Fields Avenue, life on A. Santos Street is dominated by hotels, restaurants and bars. Hotels like Swiss Chalet, Bourbon Street Apartments and The Wild Orchid are located on this strip. There are various apartments and boarding houses located on Santos Street as well.
Santos Street is also called Blow Road due to prostitution activities inside mini bars located between Wild Orchid Resort and corner of Real Street. Prostitutes working in these bars are said to perform oral sex while normal Filipina women working out of Fields Avenue bars frown upon delivering such services even after being berfined.
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