BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 15 most popular dining experiences in Buenos Aires, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each actually gets you.
Piazzolla tango at Buenos Aires’ Galería Güemes with optional dinner, drinks, and a short tango lesson in a smart-casual setting.
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Señor Tango in Buenos Aires at the Cathedral of Tango. Optional dinner and wine, plus pickup, for a big 4-hour show.
“Really amazing tango show, but more for a Spanish speaking audience and a lot of waiting before show”
A polished Buenos Aires tango show at Senor Tango, with optional dinner. Expect big production, strong singers, and lots of energy.
“Please note - this is not really a tango show, it is a stage production. The first 40 minutes or so were quite good with some dancing - but then for the next 45 minutes it is just one guy singing and talking. Since we don't speak Spanish it was really boring. Regardless of which…”
San Telmo tango show with 2 orchestras, 35 performers, optional 3-course dinner, and drinks at La Ventana.
“We enjoyed the variety of the evening. The tango was fantastic but we also enjoyed the Andean band but the gaucho whirling the Bolas and dancing was amazing. Our waiter was very attentive.”
Tango Porteño near Buenos Aires’ Obelisk: optional tango lesson and 3-course dinner with wine, ending with a live tango spectacle.
“We took the lesson + show + dinner option. We are beginners after taking some lessons and classes before coming to Buenos Aires, and the class was appropriate for both complete beginners and slightly more advanced people. I wouldn't take it if really advanced as you might end up with complete beginners. The show itself…”
Rojo Tango inside Faena Hotel: intimate 100-seat show with top dancers, drinks, and optional 3-course dinner plus private pickup in Buenos Aires.
Esquina Homero Manzi tango show in Buenos Aires with optional 3-course dinner, drinks, and hotel pickup. 3 hours, $55.
Enjoy an intimate tango show in San Telmo with dinner options, hotel pickup, and pro dancers plus a live orchestra in Buenos Aires.
“The show was good. buyer beware... You get what you pay for in terms of seating. I bought the least expensive seats and was in the very back row (poor visibility, next to the bathroom, with the lights not dimmed). All seating is not equal in this small venue.”
Buenos Aires asado dinner for up to 12 with free-flowing Argentine wine, vegetarian options, and live tango-tinged acoustic music.
“Roger and Milton were incredible hosts and it was a great asado experience. Don’t think twice, just book it! It was very fun to have the small group experience where we met interesting people from all over the world.”
Visit Café Los Angelitos for a classic Buenos Aires tango show with drinks and an optional 3-course Argentine dinner.
La Ventana tango show in Buenos Aires with optional dinner, hotel pickup, and a classic-style live performance in San Telmo.
“We were recommended to La Ventana by friends and we were not disappointed. The venue was not too big so we has a great view of the show. The meal had plenty of choices, we had the steak, which was excellent. The meal definitely exceeded our expectations. The dancing was superb and the show was…”
A live Buenos Aires tango show produced by Fernando Soler, with optional dinner and hotel transfers, for about 2 to 4.5 hours.
Rojo Tango at Faena Hotel in Buenos Aires delivers an intimate tango show, optional 3-course dinner, and private hotel transfers with drinks.
“The Faena Hotel was beautiful and fun to see. The Music was fantastic and overall ambiance was fun. The dancing was hit/miss. Some of the dancers were incredible, particularly while doing solo performances just one man/woman on stage. Some of the group dances seemed a bit out of sync. We did not get the dinner,…”
Watch a traditional tango show at El Querandi in Buenos Aires, with open-bar drinks and optional 3-course dinner or VIP seating.
“The food was very good and the staff was very accommodating and efficient in serving food. Problem we had was viator said the experience was about one and a half hours. The tables are arranged that you have very little room to move and the chairs were not comfortable to me. The show did not…”
Tango in San Telmo at El Querandí in a restored 1920s mansion, with unlimited drinks and optional 3-course dinner.
From the tango halls of San Telmo to the colour of La Boca, the parrillas after dark, and the river delta and pampas just past the city.
