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Friday, October 21, 2011

Old Gringo Women's Cowboy Boots - Top 5 Ladies Boots 2010

!: Old Gringo Women's Cowboy Boots - Top 5 Ladies Boots 2010

Relatively speaking, it has not taken the Old Gringo company very long to achieve the ultimate success in women's western wear, and in fact Old Gringo Women's Cowboy Boots are known to be (at least among) the highest in quality and are crafted to be amazingly stylish!

For those shopping for a women's boot from Old Gringo, here are the top 5 styles to look over for 2010:

1. The "Elvis" Boot - These boots are truly something to behold! They are made with a vintage looking leather, embroidered with double eagles on the foot and boot shaft areas. They come in a few different colors and are apparently this year the most looked for among the Old Gringo ladies' lineup.

2. The "Leopardito" Boot - Here are some boots with some serious flair. Very eye-catching, having distinct leopard patterned leather. These are also available in a variety of colors, each color having a distinctly different appearance. While none of them could be considered boring, they pull off the "leopard look" without also being "too-too".

3. The "Marsha" Boot - These boots are quite feminine, having a floral embroidered pattern over both the foot and boot shaft. The colors used for the patterns are gorgeous, and contrasted with a vintage and worn looking leather are simply gorgeous.

4. The "Razz" Boot - Here is a boot that appears to be a mix of "a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll". It has a rather traditional western basic style, while having a taller boot shaft and a zipper up the side. These boots have a bit of an edgy appearance about them and are great for ladies who appreciate this to set them apart from the crowd.

5. The "Villa" Boot - This boot is for ladies who love a true western look. Compared to some other styles from Old Gringo, these boots could actually be called "conservative" but are not lacking in style at all.

All Old Gringo Women's Cowboy Boots are made with the utmost care - in fact there is a 110 step process in creating them. They are not the least expensive cowgirl boots - but the quality of their construction and the fine materials they are made with result in a beautifully fitting boot that is known to fit well from the moment they are put on. Women who own a pair understand why the price is higher than other brands, and many will attest to the fact that they are worth every penny.


Old Gringo Women's Cowboy Boots - Top 5 Ladies Boots 2010

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Restaurants in Santa Teresa

!: Restaurants in Santa Teresa

When you take the tram from Largo da Carioca to Santa Teresa you will first pass over the peculiar aqueduct and then snake your way up the winding streets of Santa Teresa. You will pass by gorgeous old mansions and probably consideration how peaceful and green and peaceful all things is. Many people visiting choose to get off at Largo de Guimaraes, not only because it is kind of the center of the neighbourhood but also for all the good restaurants you have here.

What you most here about is how many artists and painters that live here and they make it pretty obvious. It seems like people dress like Inspector Closeau would have if it was to be disguised as a painter. Big beards, smoking pipes, striped stained shirts and a wild look never went out of fashion here. Even though the art scene may be a bit backwards, the food certainly is not. There are many exquisite places that serve food both innovative and good as well as well cooked excellent Brazilian food. Here are some examples:

Bar do Arnaudo Address: R. Almirante Alexandrino 316, open: Mon 12h/18h Tue-Fri 12h/23h Sat, Sun, Holidays 12h/20:30h, phone: 2210-0817. This is one of my favourites with undoubtedly good food from the North East. The Carne de Sol com Aipim is tasty but you have many other regional specialties. They have a large selection of cachaça as well. Cozy interior in a gorgeous house.

Bar do Mineiro Address: R. Paschoal Carlos Magno 99, open: Tue-Sat from 11h Sun 11h/20h, phone: 2221-9227. The most famed and a excellent hangout for the bohemians of Santa Teresa. But I have it here because of the food as well. On Saturdays and Sundays they serve the traditional dish feijoada, a kind of a black bean stew with a puny bit of everything, the one you get here is always good. The snack food is also delicious.

Bistrô Solar Address: Ladeira do Meirelles 32, open: Fri-Sun 12h/21h, phone: 2221-2117. This is the place if you like experiment. By using assorted fruits, vegetables, spices and plants they have a very innovative menu. How about crab balls with chili jelly?

Espírito Santa Address: R. Almirante Alexandrino 264, open: Tue, Wed 11:30h/17h Thu-Sat 11:30h/00h Sun 11:30h/19h, phone: 2508-7095. Other cafeteria with a clear Brazilian theme with food from all regions. They serve more traditional dishes as well some more experimental. They also have a good selection of cachaças, the drink & wine list is good.

Sobrenatural Address: R. Almirante Alexandrino 432, open: everyday from 12 until midnight, phone: 2224-. A cafeteria with a nice rustic interior. It is specialized in fish and other seafood, in Rio that is a rare thing so it´s nice to find a good cafeteria like this one.

All of these restaurants are settled in Santa Teresa, but some are not easy to reach so a taxi would be the best option. Bom Apetite!


Restaurants in Santa Teresa

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