Buenos Aires · BUENOS AIRES TANGO SHOWS
The difference between the tango houses is the room, the orchestra and how far you sit from the floor. These 15 compare the grand dinner theatres against the small salons, with prices for show-only and show-with-dinner, and a note on which seats are worth the upgrade.
See Piazzolla Tango in Buenos Aires, with a 75-minute show in Galería Güemes and optional dinner, wine, and a short tango lesson.
“Fantastic show in a amazing venue. The musicians the dancers are brilliant. Really cool experience.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Madero Tango Show, with live music, singers, dancers, river views, and optional dinner with unlimited drinks.
“Much more than a tango show. It was an incredible theatrical experience with singing, dancing, and a live orchestra. Top notch. Highly recommended. Only thing I didn't like was being the very front corner of the stage. You have an obstructed view and can only see a corner of what's all going on. But you get to see up front and personal and you're kind of part of the show. One of the singers even came to our table to sit and sing during her performance.”
Review La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with San Telmo setting, dinner, wine, live music, transport advice, and booking tips.
“The show was good, but seats are terrible as the tables are on the same level which makes it hard to see the stage. The staff is very rude and obnoxious”
Tango Porteño brings Buenos Aires tango to life with a grand Art Deco theater, live music, dancers, dinner, wine, and flexible packages.
“It was a lovely venue and not only the Tango but the band accompanying them were amazing. We had a drink included and they came round refilling our wine and bottled water. Highly recommend the experience.”
See live tango, music, singers, and optional dinner at Teatro Astor Piazzolla in Buenos Aires, with show-only and hotel transfer choices.
“Beautiful tango show . Songs and dances are well orchestrated and designed . The whole show has a good atmosphere and soul to it . Highly recommended”
Review of Palacio Tango at Buenos Aires’ Piazzolla Theater, with practical advice on show quality, dinner, transfers, timing, seating, and value.
“Good show, great location, some parts were hurried and some were slow. Food was average. A production.”
El Viejo Almacén tango show review with San Telmo setting, dinner options, drinks, VIP seats, hotel transfers, and practical booking tips.
“Goes a bit long and is a bit repetitive. I would recommend to shorten but worthwhile. The dinner was also very good.”
Review El Querandí Tango Show in San Telmo, with dinner, music, transport options, seating tips, value advice, and honest drawbacks.
“The tango show but it was not long enough for us! If you have added 1/2 an hour more then it would be perfect.”
Review of El Viejo Almacén tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, live music, hotel transfers, seating advice, and practical tips.
“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’s Buenos Aires show-only ticket, with seating tips, timing, value, music, dancing, drinks, and practical advice.
“Show was short on dancing and only 1 hour presentation. Really disappointed in this show. Sad display. Saw this show in 2019 and was impressed with it and had high expectations for visiting again. Unfortunately this time around it had much limited dancing, overlong segments (3) with just the band playing, and singing solos.”
Review Señor Tango in Buenos Aires, with practical advice on the theatrical show, dinner, wine, transfers, seating, value, and what to expect.
“Excellent the service, the beauty of the place, musicians, singers, dancers, a night to remember. wonderful”
Señor Tango in Buenos Aires pairs polished tango, aerial stunts, live music, singing, horses, and optional dinner in a grand stage show.
“The steak was delicious- the show was AMAZING! Definitely a must see for anyone visiting Buenos Aires. I would highly recommend- very professional and a talented cast.”
See La Ventana’s San Telmo tango show with two orchestras, 35 performers, optional dinner, wine, and a taste of Argentina’s golden age.
“Fantastic...Fantastic...Fantastic!! Amazing show and delivery food. Great value all round and the staff are excellent too.”
Review of Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires, with dinner, transfers, music, dancing, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“Great dinner, with choice between 3 meals, entry, main course and dessert, with any beverage "à gogo" ! Great show and great place with beautiful decoration. One of my best "souvenir" de Buenos Aires.”
See Buenos Aires tango at Tango Porteño with optional lesson, dinner, wine, hotel transfers, and a polished 90-minute stage show.
“This was so much fun! We basically had a private class with wonderful instructors, where we learned a short routine. They gave us snacks, and recorded our dancing so we could show it off to our friends on social media. The dinner and show was fun too! Definitely recommend, especially for the price.”
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