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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Sexpresso: Wives ban their husbands from visiting Italian cafe where busty barmaid serves up drinks in skimpy outfits

Bagnolo's mayor has banned her husband from going to the bar
'I have upset the women but that's not my problem,' says Laura Maggi
Attracted so many customers that the mayor is now considering an emergency bylaw to cope with the huge amount of traffic

By Nick Pisa

Last updated at 12:26 PM on 25th February 2012


After eight years running a bar, Laura Maggi suddenly found men beating a path to her door.
Not for the quality of her coffee  and aperitifs, but because she had started appearing for work in highly revealing outfits.
Hundreds of male customers flocked there day and night, leaving their cars double parked in the surrounding streets.
Congestion became such a problem that the lady mayor announced she was considering an emergency bylaw to limit traffic in the area.
Causing controversy: Laura Maggi, 34, who runs a bar called Le Cafe, has dominated newspapers and TV chat shows, after pictures of her dressed in barely anything appeared on the internet
Causing controversy: Laura Maggi, 34, who runs a bar called Le Cafe, has dominated newspapers and TV chat shows, after pictures of her dressed in barely anything appeared on the internet

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Sexy barmaid
Pulling more than a pint: The women folk of Bagnolo Mella, near Brescia, which is where Manchester City ace Mario Balotelli is from, are up in arms and said that they had banned their partners from going to Le Cafe

Main attraction: On the walls of Le Cafe there are pictures of Laura, dressed in a bikini on holiday while in other snaps she is wrapped in an American Stars and Stripes flag, while others of her semi naked have been turned into a calendar
Main attraction: On the walls of Le Cafe there are pictures of Laura, dressed in a bikini on holiday - while in other snaps she is wrapped in an American Stars and Stripes flag. Yet more pictures of her, semi-naked, have been turned into a calendar


The women in town are not very happy and we have complained to the council.’
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Enjoyment: 'I don't see what the problem is - it's just a bit of harmless fun. I like to dress in an attractive way and I like to have fun,' Laura said on an Italian TV show

Selling point: 'If the guys come here what can I do. I know I have upset the women but that's not my problem,' said the bar owner
Selling point: 'If the guys come here, what can I do? I know I have upset the women but that's not my problem,' said the bar owner
Bagnolo’s mayor Cristina Almici said: ‘We have received several complaints from women about the bar and we are looking at what we can do with regard to public order.
‘There has been a huge influx of traffic into the town since the news of Laura started to spread and this has led to incidents of bad parking and some minor acts of vandalism.
‘We can’t stop people from going to her bar and I know it is very popular with men in the town – personally I don’t see any problem with how she looks or dresses.
'If anything, it’s the men who go there who have a problem.’
She added, however: ‘My husband is certainly not allowed to go there.’
Crowd pleaser: 'People have been turning up from 100km away just to have a drink here,' says the proud bar lady
Crowd pleaser: 'People have been turning up from 70 miles away just to have a drink here,' says the proud bar lady
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No blame: 'It's not my fault if guys want to come and have a drink in my bar,' says the owner
Quiet town of Bagnolo Mella: An online poll in the local Brescia newspaper asked readers what their opinion was and the majority, 46%, said that women should be 'asking themselves why their partners prefer Laura to them'
Quiet town of Bagnolo Mella: An online poll in the local Brescia newspaper asked readers what their opinion was and the majority, 46%, said that women should be 'asking themselves why their partners prefer Laura to them'

3 comments:

  1. I have known many cocktail waitresses that dressed in similiar outfits. In Southern California, years ago, when I was single.

    Even dated a few of them.

    For many lounges and restrurants, skimpy outfits were the uniform of the day, just like the airlines stews during that period.

    Probably not today tho... Feminism and all that.

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  2. Bob - I wish that bar was around here...On the other hand, maybe it's better that it's not.

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  3. Hmmmm....

    If it was, it would give many guys the opportunity to express their "inner male" and throw off the growing yoke of oppressive feminism.

    Or something like that.

    Heh....

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