Argentina · TANGO SHOWS
Every hall offers the same two tickets: the show, or the show with dinner. These 15 compare the orchestras, the room sizes and what the dinner is actually like, so you can work out where the extra fifty dollars goes before you pay it.
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 La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with San Telmo setting, dinner, music, transfers, seating tips, value, and practical advice.
“The show was amazing. I would recommend arranging your own taxi rather than using the transfer service, as it was a bit unorganized. Because of this, I’m giving 4 stars, but otherwise it would have easily been a 5-star experience.”
Tango Porteño pairs a 75-minute Buenos Aires tango show with an Art Deco theater, optional three-course dinner, drinks, and hotel transfer.
“Great show, very well organized and on time. Even though we are not fans of tango, it was very interesting to discover this culture. We took the exclusive ticket with dinner, and we had a great view.”
Review of Piazzolla Tango at Buenos Aires’ historic Guemes Gallery, with show, optional dinner, tango class, transfers, tips, and timing advice.
“The theater is beautiful and all the performers were phenomenal. I was seated in the corner and I was still able to see everything perfectly!”
Review of El Viejo Almacén tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, drinks, hotel transfers, seating tips, costs, and practical advice.
“Fantastic show, don’t be scared that it may seem touristy, it’s well worth it. Great performers, and variety in a very professional and passionate show!”
Learn Argentine tango in a private one-hour lesson in Buenos Aires, with patient English or Spanish instructors and a studio near your stay.
“Joshua was an excellent teacher! This was the best thing I did in Buenos Aires. You will be able to impress your friends back home with you Tango skills after one lesson.”
Review El Querandí Tango Show in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, with practical advice on dinner, seating, transport, value, and what to expect.
“Good food. Good show but started 30 minutes late. We had finished eating 90 minutes before the show started. Excellent transfers from hotel & back”
Review of El Viejo Almacén tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, live music, transport details, seating advice, and honest value tips.
“The dancing was fantastic. A singer then came on which prolonged the show by about half an hour so it was a much later return to the hotel than expected. our seats, although fine were a long way back. The dinner was really good and the staff there were lovely.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with practical advice on seating, timing, value, music, dancing, and what to expect from the show-only ticket.
“Great show, the venue was very nice. The cocktails are well made. The Empanadas were tasty. My family and I enjoyed it very much. Remembering my grandmother singing the same songs of Carlos Gardel. We loved it.”
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.”
Review Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, transfers, historic setting, music, dancing, value, and practical tips.
“Everything very well organized and on time. Even a change of plans was well handled by the local operator. Congratulations on an excelent service.”
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