Argentina · DINING EXPERIENCES
Dinner here starts when other cities are going to bed. The 15 below cover the dinner-and-tango packages, the nine-course beef tastings and the closed-door kitchens, with what the menu really includes and how late the table runs.
See Piazzolla-inspired tango in Buenos Aires at Galería Güemes, with optional dinner, drinks, music, and a lively pre-show lesson.
“Enjoyed the whole thing - tango lesson, meal and show. Waiter was lovely.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with show details, dinner value, seating advice, drinks, timing, dress code, and booking tips.
“The best event i had throughout my stay in BsAs. Totally worth the money for the food and performance. Also, it is cheaper than purchase directly over the counter.”
Review of Madero Tango in Buenos Aires, with live music, dramatic dancing, river views, optional dinner, drinks, and practical booking tips.
“Food was average but the show was fantastic. Servers etc also very nice, though drink orders can be slow. To repeat though, the show was fantastic!”
Review of Señor Tango in Buenos Aires, with practical advice on the theatrical show, optional dinner, wine, seating, transfers, and value.
“Excellent. good talent. great music including an orchestra. patriotic. good size audience. highly recommend.”
Señor Tango in Buenos Aires pairs huge-scale dancing, live music, singing, aerial acts, horses, and optional steak dinner in a memorable night out.
“The dancing is absolutely fantastic. This is a must see when visiting Buenos Aires! The transportation to and from our hotel was well coordinated.”
See La Ventana’s tango, folk dance, and two orchestras in San Telmo, with an optional three-course dinner and drinks.
“Fantastic...Fantastic...Fantastic!! Amazing show and delivery food. Great value all round and the staff are excellent too.”
A lively three-hour Argentine dinner in Puerto Iguazú with empanadas, steak, wine, mate, and hands-on cultural activities.
“We loved the welcome that we got from Malena and Bruno. The other guests were all friendly and everyone took part in the activities that we had. I had to get my husband to do some of them for me but this was only due to my eyesight. The food was excellent and we were so glad of the walk back to our hotel.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with show, optional lesson, dinner, wine, transport, seating advice, and practical booking tips.
“The food was wonderful, we all enjoyed our meals, the wine, and the desserts immensely. The show was beautiful and fun and glamorous. What a night!”
Rojo Tango in Buenos Aires pairs an intimate cabaret show with premium drinks, optional dinner, hotel transfers, and fine Argentine tango.
“This was a great show and our driver, Jorge, was prompt at pick up before and after the show! Highly recommended!”
Review of Buenos Aires tango at Esquina Homero Manzi, with optional dinner, drinks, hotel transfers, timing tips, menus, and honest value advice.
“Great show. Didn’t have enough time to enjoy our main course with the lights on. The lights are ambient but no good to eat by. Otherwise great night.”
El Viejo Almacén combines an intimate San Telmo tango show with optional dinner, wine, and hotel transfers in a four-hour Buenos Aires evening.
“This is the Best Tango show that we’ve seen. This truly shows the history of Tango’s culture. I would highly recommend this as a must do in Buenos Aires.”
Share a traditional Buenos Aires asado with unlimited Argentine wine, live tango and folk music, and a welcoming small-group setting.
“Incredible night! Highly recommend. I am solo traveling and this was a authentic experience and an easy way to meet other travelers.”
Review of Café de los Angelitos in Buenos Aires, with tango, dinner, drinks, timing, seating, value, and practical booking advice.
“Fun mix of more traditional and experimental tango. Very good music and beautiful atmosphere.”
Experience Buenos Aires tango at historic Café Los Angelitos with live music, Argentine cuisine, Malbec, and optional hotel transfers.
“Fun evening watching the tango show - a mixture of individual singers and dancers with some group routines too. Good view from the balcony seats with generous drinks supplied and dessert offered (we did not eat dinner as most people seemed to).”
Review of La Ventana Tango Show in San Telmo, with dinner, live orchestras, folk music, optional pickup, and classic bus concerns.
“Fantastic tango show and food. The best steak in Argentina so far. The tango show is incredible. Love that you can include the hotel or cruise terminal pickup and drop off- very seamless.”
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