Argentina · DINNER EXPERIENCES
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Start at the top: these are the 15 best dinner experiences in Argentina, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits.
See Astor Piazzolla tango in the legendary Galería Güemes, with optional drinks and a 3-course dinner, plus a fun pre-show tango lesson.
“Fantastic show in a amazing venue. The musicians the dancers are brilliant. Really cool experience.”
Buenos Aires Tango Porteño pairs a live eight-piece orchestra with tango dancers, with optional 3-course dinner and unlimited drinks.
“The tango was excellent and the host very attentive.”
Madero Tango in Buenos Aires blends live orchestra, singing, and tango in a theater with river views, with optional dinner and drinks.
“Experience was good. View was abit clocked with a pole. But other thank that value for money was good. 100% delighted I went.”
Señor Tango in Buenos Aires in a cathedral-like theater with live orchestra, horses, and optional 3-course dinner plus wine.
“The show was incredible. The Meal before the show was outstanding. It was a huge, delicious steak, seasoned perfectly. The tango show was spectacular. The dancing was to die for. The grand finale of Evita garnered a standing ovation. Loved this show. And the pick up/drop off at our hotel was wonderful.”
A big Buenos Aires tango spectacle with optional dinner, steak, and wine, plus professional dancers and standout production on a 2-hour stage.
“An amazing experience we highly recommend this dinner and show. The threatre is beautiful and the food is very good. The performances are stunning 😍.”
Experience La Ventana Tango Show in San Telmo with live tango orchestras, folk dance, and optional 3-course dinner plus drinks.
“FABULOUS entertainment!! Dinner fair. Worth seeing. The building is beautiful, a former convent. A variety of music and dance.”
A 3 hour interactive Argentine dinner in Puerto Iguazú with hands on cocktail making, empanada folding, wine pairings, and mate plus alfajores.
“the food was very good. it was fun to make empanadas and mate. the hosts were very good. lots of wine the hosts changed things up for me as I can't drink red wine so that was wonderful. the dessert was awesome. we were all so full we couldn't eat everything”
Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires near the Obelisk, with optional 1-hour lesson, 3-course dinner, wine, and hotel pickup.
“We took the optional dance lesson. It turned out to be taught by two of the dancers who were later featured in the show. What a treat. The venue glitzy outside and 1920’s inside-very cool. We had very good seats-up above and near the back. Dinner was very good. The show starts at 10 and lasted 1.5 hours. There was a magician at about 9:15. We loved the entire evening.”
Rojo Tango at Faena Hotel is an intimate Buenos Aires tango show with premium drinks and optional 3-course dinner, plus private pickup.
“It was a wonderful experience: the service, the food, the show! Everything was perfect and unforgettable! The epic evening you would remember forever!”
Historic tango at Esquina Homero Manzi with a 3-course porteño dinner and drinks. Show starts around 10 pm, then you’re back fast.
“Great show. The food fantastic. Hotel pickup worked well.”
San Telmo tango at El Viejo Almacen, with an optional 3-course dinner, hotel pickup, and an intimate theater in Buenos Aires.
“Transported timely and efficient and the show n dinner were excellent The dancers were professional The solo elder man did sing too many songs”
Buenos Aires asado dinner in a small garden with free-flowing Argentine wines, live tango and folk music, vegetarian option, up to 12.
“The experience was excellent. Great food, drinks and entertainment and the hosts were great too. Highly recommend.”
Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires with empanadas, optional unlimited drinks, and a 3-course dinner. Smart casual.
“Maravilhoso como um bom show de tango deve ser. Nenhum problema ao chegar ao restaurante, jantar perfeito.”
Experience Café Los Angelitos in Monserrat for a classic tango show with optional 3-course dinner and Argentine wine 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).”
Tango at La Ventana in San Telmo, with a dinner upgrade option. Two tango orchestras, folk segments, and a well-run evening.
“Fantastic tango show and food. The best steak in Argentina so far. The tango show is incredible. Love that you can include the hotel or cruise terminal pickup and drop off- very seamless.”
