Argentina · DINNER EXPERIENCES
Dinner starts at nine here and the good rooms know it. These 15 compare the tango dinner packages, the closed-door parrillas and the tasting menus, priced and clear about what the wine costs on top.
Review of Buenos Aires’ Piazzolla Tango Show in Galería Güemes, with dinner, drinks, music, dancing, prices, tips, and practical advice.
“Fantastic show in a amazing venue. The musicians the dancers are brilliant. Really cool experience.”
Review of Buenos Aires Tango Porteño, with show, dinner, drinks, seating tips, timing, value, and practical advice for visitors.
“Fantastic show. The dancers are amazingly skilful and the setting is great, in a beautiful old theatre.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Madero Tango Show, with live music, dramatic dancing, river views, and optional dinner with unlimited drinks.
“Fantastic value for money. Great venue and dancers, lovely food and unlimited drink (with the dinner package) a really enjoyable evening”
Review Señor Tango in Buenos Aires, with its grand theater, dramatic dancing, optional dinner, wine, and hotel transfers.
“Everything from the transfers to and from our hotel, to the dinner and show- very well orchestrated. The 3 course dinner and show was phenomenal. I highly recommend this venue.”
Review of Señor Tango in Buenos Aires, with dinner, dancing, music, transport tips, value advice, and an honest look at this grand stage show.
“We thought we were going to see a tango show… but it’s really more like a tango show that got sent to Vegas and completely forgot it was a tango show. Perhaps if we were local then we would have appreciated half the show being about the host …”
La Ventana Tango Show in San Telmo pairs two tango orchestras, 35 performers, optional dinner, and Argentine folk traditions.
“Fantastic...Fantastic...Fantastic!! Amazing show and delivery food. Great value all round and the staff are excellent too.”
Share empanadas, steak, Argentine wine, and mate at a lively three-hour interactive dinner in Puerto Iguazú.
“From the hospitality to the food everything was excellent. Bruno, Nancy and Lily were amazing.”
Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires pairs a dazzling tango show with optional lesson, dinner, wine, and hotel transfers. Here is what to expect.
“Exceeded all my expectations. The process was so smooth, on point communication, easy pick-up and drop off. The show was outstanding, the food delicious and the overall experience absolutely amazing! I would highly recommend!”
Rojo Tango in Buenos Aires pairs an intimate cabaret show with fine dining, drinks, private transfers, and polished Argentine style.
“Fantastic show. Excellent meal and great service at the venue. Would recommend to all and did to a fellow guest at the hotel we were in. Very professionally presented. Red tango!! Go see now!!”
Review of Esquina Homero Manzi’s Buenos Aires tango show, with optional dinner, drinks, hotel transfers, timing, menu, and value advice.
“Great show. The food fantastic. Hotel pickup worked well.”
Review of El Viejo Almacen Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, seating advice, transport details, menu notes, and honest value tips.
“Excellent and energetic dancers, talented singers and a superb band. Glad we booked this excursion. It was worth the money. Dinner was good but below my expectations. Pickup was smooth and on time. I would do this again and recommend to my friends.”
Review of Buenos Aires asado dinner with eight courses, free-flowing Argentine wine, live tango music, and a small welcoming group.
“We were pleasantly surprised with this event. It was in a lovely courtyard with a small and intimate group. Milton and Richard were very. welcoming and treated us like family. The food which was cooked by Milton and Richard was delicious. Wine, coke and water was unlimited.”
See a polished Buenos Aires tango show at Café de los Angelitos, with empanadas, drinks, and an optional three-course dinner.
“Fun mix of more traditional and experimental tango. Very good music and beautiful atmosphere.”
See classic tango, enjoy Argentine cuisine, and choose dinner or show-only admission at historic Café Los Angelitos in Buenos Aires.
“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).”
La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires pairs San Telmo atmosphere, live tango, folk music, dancers, and optional dinner.
“Typically very happy with Viator but disappointed in this one. Chose to do the optional Classic Bus Ride but was picked up with a passenger van. Would not have chose this option if we had known. Could have taken uber directly and not bothered with stops and waiting at other hotels to pick up other guests. Table was less desirably located and we were the first to arrive.”
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