Vila Madalena

Vila Madalena is definitely the PLACE or at least, the place to start when partying for the World Cup. Many of their streets have either a bar, a restaurant, a small business with a tv broadcasting a game, and packed with people! On this review, I will describe how I partied with some special friends (not that kind of special), friend from college, friend that I've met online, friends that I've met through friends, and made some new friends along this night. Looking for a rad place to go watch the matches, exquisite places to eat, and what to do in SP if you only had less than 24 hours? Then keep on reading. Met everyone at Posto 6(http://bit.ly/1pGovzj), gather all friends, met some really interesting people from around the globe, even a chick reporter from Boulder, Colorado, and of course, met some fellows for a safety meeting on the street side. Had a few beers, some grub, and partied our a$$es off on Aspiculeta. Notice that it was a Friday night during World Cup but Brazil did NOT play that day, and we could barely walk on that street. We bar hopped, a LOT! From Posto 6, to Boteco São Bento(http://bit.ly/1nzvLIS), to Salve Jorge(http://bit.ly/1nxRqlV), and our last stop was Armazén, where we met former professional soccer player Raí. After so much drinking, we went straight ahead to Genésio Pasta & Chopp(http://bit.ly/T47Wk5), ate some amazing food and kept on drinking, even though it was passed 2am! Cabbed around SP and our last destination was Black Dog(http://bit.ly/1j9yRlz), it really hit the spot at 4am. If you are here for the World Cup and want to have a blast within 24 hours or less, go to Vila Madalena, it will not disappoint!