Argentina · TANGO SHOWS
The decision is never the dancing, it is the room and whether dinner is included. These 15 compare the big Corrientes houses, the smaller San Telmo rooms and the dinner packages, with prices, start times and how close the seats really are.
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 of La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with San Telmo setting, dinner, wine, transfers, show quality, seating tips, and value advice.
“Food and service were excellent and the show outstanding. Very good value!! This was a lucky find on the internet.”
See Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with world-class dancers, live music, optional dinner, free drinks, and a grand Art Deco theater.
“Incredible experience, top quality performers, but it has to go as a combo with pre-dinner which just enhances the whole thing. If I'm back in Buenos Aires I'm definitely doing it again.”
Review of Palacio Tango at Piazzolla Theater in Buenos Aires, with show, dinner, transfers, timing, seats, value, and practical booking advice.
“show was good, but drink is very expensive and waitress took 50% tips for himself without option. Do not pay 50% tips guy who bring drink to you.”
Review of El Viejo Almacén tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, drinks, hotel transfers, seating tips, value advice, and practical details.
“Suburb performances! We had seats right beside the stage! Loved the pianist and band. The dancers were very talented and extremely proficient and the soloist muy bien! Finally we were entertained by well-known Argentinian artist Hugo Marcel! It was an exceptional evening from the delicious dinner to memorable entertainment!”
Learn Argentine tango in a private one-hour lesson in Buenos Aires, with patient English-speaking instructors and a studio location sent after booking.
“Grabriela was an amazing instructor, she was so lovely me and my son Harrison really enjoyed our experience and would highly recommend it!”
Review of El Querandí Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, music, transport, seating advice, value notes, and practical booking tips.
“It was fine. As described. Decent food, a decent but not outstanding show, and the pick up logistics worked well”
Review of El Viejo Almacén tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, live music, transport, seating tips, timing, value, and booking advice.
“The show itself was great. A somewhat touristy show that includes singing and traditional instruments that are not directly associated with Tango, but still an enjoyable experience. The dinner, however, was less than underwhelming. I opted for not-so-meaty starter and main that turned out to be very average, and given that I don't drink alcohol it was not worth the price. Much better to have dinner elsewhere and just come for the show.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with ticket value, seating tips, show quality, timing, venue details, and practical advice.
“A good show, but the show only seats are up high with restricted viewing and the only drink allowed in the area was water. Nice theatre.”
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.”
Café de los Angelitos tango show review: Gardel, live music, dazzling dancers, dinner, transfers, price, timing, and practical booking advice.
“A great night. Picked upon time, lovely venue, great how, good food, copious amounts of wine and water, friendly staff. A1.”
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