Booked reservation for dinner and t Tango show online. We were seated promptly. Dinner was good, great steak with rice and french fries. Desert was like a tiramisu. The show started at 9 PM , dancers and musician were amazing. definitely recommend this place. read more

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Very commercial and some spectacles are wow, But not enough to keep us entertained. The dancing was beautiful and wish we saw more of it but there was more singing than dancing. Sad but we appreciate all the performers and crew that put together the show. read more

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This is perhaps the best tango shoe in Buenos Aires! This has multiple pre-set dinner packages. Show is really great and entertaining so no doubt about that. Executive Dinner comes with a starter, main course (option of steak, chicken, fish or pasta) and dessert. A bottle of wine and two smart water included for two. Show starts at aunt 10pm and takes two amazing hours. You may also just go for the show and drink! Usually there will be a long line, so recommend to be there a bit earlier than your reservation. Highly recommending! read more

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I would recommend skipping the dinner and just going for the show. The owner is a great singer and does some crowd work but at some point the entire show turns into him just gabbing it up and loving himself. The tango dancers were amazing and deserve more stage time! I'm not sure I would venture back to this specific tango show when I'm in BA again and perhaps I'd recommend looking into other options. read more

If you are looking for a unique tango experience in Argentina. Look no further! This place was spectacular, we did the executive dinner and show and it did not disappoint. Our table was located in front of the stage so we had a perfect view of the entire show. If you do the dinner and show, you will have an appetizer, choice of entree and dessert, the price includes an alcoholic beverage and your choice of soft drinks or water. I ordered the fish which was good but their specialty is the steak; one of my family members ordered it and it was delicious. Tip: Once the show begins they stop service so be sure to place your drink order right before the show. Tip #2: If you are an Argentinian native you can show your ID and you get a discounted price read more

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Kind of a letdown. The show seemed too high tech and circus like without not enough focus on the dancing. Food was ok, but Madero Tango was much better. I had a good time because I was with a fun group and the service was good, but If I go back to B.A., I'm heading to Madero Tango instead. read more

Never made it to the show. Very moulin rouge type of decorations. There's one menu and very few options within the menu. First the drinks. Wine is vinegar with a little colorant added. Okay. Cheap wine. Let's order drinks. Ordered gin and tonic my buddy ordered vodka tonic. Got the drinks and there was absolutely no spirits in these drinks. Sent them back to add more liquor. Came back with more tonic. Waiter took our supposed order. Those picking steak weren't even asked what temperature they wanted their steaks. Should have known. Food came within 10 minutes. Not a good sign. Steak was chewy and over cooked. Sides were small and tasteless. Chicken was okay. Desert was the worst tiramisu ever. Best part coming. We left because we still had 45 minutes before the show started and we couldn't drink any more cheap wine and watery drinks. Went to pay and the total for 3 people was $460.00. Understand that that amount is what an average worker makes in a month. Paid and left. Don't leave many negative reviews but must warn others about this heist. Go for the show I guess. But the good is a ripoff. read more

Go with an open-mind and appreciate the culture. The last song especially with "don't cry for me Argentina" was beautiful. Here is the breakdown: FOOD: The food was mediocre to say the least. Tasteless 3-course meal. It is almost like set menu with a chicken, fish and steak option for main dish. I ordered the steak as it is South America so you need to eat that. No bueno. I ordered medium and it came correctly but there was absolutely no taste to it. Very hard to cut. VENUE: The venue was antique but beautiful. You have the option to pay extra to seat on the bottom floor but the top floor is just as good. I enjoyed. SHOW: They show is what you go for. See my videos: it speaks for itself. Price: U$110.00 per person. Included transportation to the venue and back to the hotel Includes: the dinner (appetizer, main dish and dessert); a half bottle of wine; the show read more

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The tango dancing portion was great, unfortunately there was more talking and other things taking place than dancing. The service wasn't great, food/dinner was not worth it. Overpriced for what you get, it's more of a tourist trap. If you go, just go with the intention of seeing the show, don't add the dinner portion to your visit. read more

After reading a lot of mixed reviews about this place my boyfriend and I decided to go and I'm very glad we did. The space is beautiful and the show itself is very entertaining (horses,smoke,flying objects!), a good way to spend some time in BA after doing all the sightseeing/touristy stuff. A few reasons why I'm not giving it 5 stars is because we were told to arrive at 21:30 and it didn't start until 22:15, it's location, and that it can be misleading as to what you would expect. It's not just tango , it's a combination of live singing (lip singing) and musicians. read more

Dinner was formal and service was excellent. Show ranged from traditional horses, tango maestros, sexy dancers to a little bit of S&M. read more

Señor Tango - Eleganzzz... - Wine Bars Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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This is a nice show and a good price for what you get, we paid $95 USD per person, this included 3 beers (you can have a bottle of wine for every 2 persons) entreé, main course and dessert, I got the bife de chorizo which was very good, but so far all the steak in Argentina is been great. The show is nice, although I would like to see a little less of Don Fernando Soler (owner) who takes some time for his own performance (which is also good) but more dancing from the dancers would be better. Bottom line, I recommend this place. read more

Absolutely agree with the "too much Señor, not enough Tango" sentiment - I've never personally been to a tango show, but I have been to countless shows of a variety of dance styles, and this one was a massive disappointment... I mistakenly thought I would be watching dancing, as advertised and implied, and yet we were treated to a never-ending serenade by an older gentleman who seemed to love to hear/watch himself sing more than put on a tango show. While we all know tango is a sensual dance, his vibe was creepy, and I felt personally uncomfortable for his dance partner. In general the actual tango choreography was pretty bland (though I'm sure the dancers were more talented than they let on!). Two stars instead of one because our ($30, thank god we didn't spring for the more expensive tickets!) seats came with a glass of delicious wine each, and a shuttle brought us to and from our hotel. Now, to find a REAL tango show... read more

One of, if not, the best places to go see tango. There's live music with a superb singer with great charisma. The dancers and music players are so good, they put in a lot of emotion to each song. If that's not good enough, the food there is incredibly good. I had "Bife de chorizo" which was massive. The personnel there were very helpful and friendly. Overall I would recommend this place a lot. It has so many good things in it. Worth every penny. read more

I would not go to this show, and I especially would not go if you don't speak Spanish. But it is hard for me to imagine that it would be even a good show if I did speak Spanish. We expected it would be a Tango dancing dinner show, but there is only about 7 minutes of Tango and about 45 minutes of the "Creator, Producer, and Director" of the show, who I assume is Senor Tango, telling jokes, congratulating dinner guests on their anniversaries, and singing bombastically. There's a few other non-tango dances that are way too over the top and some other songs. The amplification is too loud, adding to the unpleasantness, but no more than some concerts so what can you do. Oh, and there's 2 bucking horses, and its a very small stage. They have a full video wall and use a camera on a boom to blow up the faces of Senor Tango and his guests to massive scale on the wall. It's like at the ball park where fans are amazed to see themselves on the Jumbotron, only this is far less Jumbo and just as entertaining. If as much effort went into the content of the show as the gimicky Jumbotron wall, it could have been a decent show. The dancers actually seemed pretty good, they just needed longer than a 2 minute number to show their stuff. The whole show, we were like, where is the Tango? Less Senor, and more Tango please. Add to this that the part of town is very sketchy and our first cab driver wouldn't take us there, and the second one told us to hide our cell phones and looked very gravely as we exited the cab. If you come on a hotel tour bus its probably fine but we were eating at a restaurant nearby and did not go directly to the hall. Oh, and the fish restaurant nearby is terrible. Absolutely terrible. But thank god for them because I arrived before they opened and was standing in the street (by the bus depot, vagrants, rows of barred windows, and 2 police officers) and they took me in half an hour before I was meeting my friends there for dinner. We did not eat the food at the show, but it cannot be worse than the fish restaurant. But this show has earned one star without taking into account the fishiest fish any of us had ever been served and our fear for our safety. And after all this, if you do actually go to this show, I would recommend getting the dinner at the show because you will have much better seats. The back tables are reserved for the guests who didn't order dinner tickets. read more

Someone said it best: "too much Señor, not enough tango." If you're expecting a tango show, it's about 5 min tango and 45 min of this man on stage speaking en español read more