Dinner and/or Tango Show in Tango Porteño (Optional Transfers)

Yes! Transportation is wheelchair accessible, and once inside the theater, there are no stairs required to reach the tables.

Tango Porteño is closed on December 24 and 31, but it is open on December 25 and January 1.

Yes, the show is suitable for all ages, including young children. According to public reviews, many visitors have brought 3-year-olds and teenagers and had a great experience.

Yes, Tango Porteño offers a special menu for vegetarians and vegans. If you have any specific dietary requirements, you can also mention them after making your reservation so they can take them into account.

This is the vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free menu

Starter:

Green leaf salad with roasted tomatoes, roasted pumpkin cubes, and a mix of seeds.

Main course:

Eggplant lasagna with tomatoes and basil.

Dessert:

Fruit salad.

Yes, drinks are included and unlimited, featuring red and white wines, soft drinks, water, and coffee.

Tango Porteño offers the following service categories:

• Show Only: Includes admission to the tango performance only.
• Preferential Show Only: Includes round-trip transfers, admission to the show, an open bar with drinks, and two empanadas to enjoy during the performance.
• Dinner + Show (Platea): Includes show admission, round-trip transfers, open bar, and dinner corresponding to the “Platea” category (see the FAQ section for more details).
• Dinner + Show (Executive): Includes show admission, round-trip transfers, open bar, and dinner for the “Executive” category (see the FAQ section for more details).
• Dinner + Show (VIP): Includes show admission, round-trip transfers, open bar, and a premium dinner under the “VIP” category (see the FAQ section for more details).

The tango house also offers a tango class before the dinner and show. Once you make your reservation, we recommend contacting customer support for more details about this activity.

Starters:

• Classic Argentine empanadas filled with knife-cut beef and green olives.
• Beet hummus (vegetarian option) with roasted eggplant and zucchini, candied cherry tomatoes, mixed greens, and citrus vinaigrette.
• Creamy soup made with glazed onions, shallots, and leeks, served with rustic bread croutons and a parsley sprinkle.

Main Courses:

• Grilled bife de chorizo (Argentine-style steak) served with smoked potato block and green onions. Accompanied by classic criolla sauce and traditional Argentine chimichurri.
• Chicken roll stuffed with roasted peppers, ham, and mozzarella in a green onion cream sauce, served with mashed cabutia squash.
• Sweet and sour pork shoulder served with a duo of roasted sweet potatoes in herb oil.
• Fettuccine with basil and arugula pesto (vegetarian option), served with yellow pepper sauce, candied cherry tomatoes, and a mix of nuts.

Desserts:

• Tasting of classic Buenos Aires-style desserts: traditional flan with dulce de leche, dulce de leche ice cream on a chocolate and orange biscuit, and cheese with quince paste.
• Chocolate mousse with cognac, orange cream, dulce de leche, cocoa and orange sable.

INCLUDED DRINKS

Benjamín Nieto wine
Water – Soft drinks – Beer
Coffee – Tea

The “Executive” menu is the same as the “Platea” menu, but it includes higher-quality wines: Alamos Red Blend – Alamos Chardonnay or similar.

In addition to the Platea options, the following are offered:

Appetizer:

• Pink salmon tartare, beets, and avocado with lemon vinaigrette

Main Courses:

• Beef tenderloin with Malbec sauce, served with smashed Andean potatoes and grilled asparagus.
• Pink salmon with a nut crust, served with wild rice risotto and pea purée.
• Braised beef ravioli with Mediterranean sauce.

Desserts:

• White chocolate mousse, berry gelée, white chocolate and blueberry brownie, and a bouquet of fruits.

Drinks:

• DV Catena Cabernet Malbec – DV Catena Chardonnay – Bianchi Extra Brut Sparkling Wine.

Tango Porteño offers free cancellations up to 24 hours before the show if booked through the recommended Viator or Civitatis products.

Tango Porteño is open from 8:00 p.m. to approximately 11:00 p.m., when guests begin boarding vehicles to return to their hotels.

The show at Tango Porteño lasts approximately one hour and twenty minutes.

There is no specific dress code, except that sandals or beachwear are not allowed. Keep in mind that the atmosphere of the show is elegant, so it’s recommended to dress accordingly.

Seating is assigned based on order of arrival and ticket category. If you want to secure good seats close to the stage, the best option is to purchase the Tango Porteño VIP dinner show.

If you decide to arrive at Tango Porteño on your own, you have the chance to get there before the groups and request better seats. However, this is not guaranteed.

You must purchase the VIP dinner show, which is the option that allows you to have the best spot at Tango Porteño.

You can get to Tango Porteño on your own; it’s not necessary to use the transportation included in the service. Tango Porteño is located just a few meters from the Obelisk, making it very easy to reach.

Yes, tips at Tango Porteño must be paid in cash.

Most of the show and service is in Spanish. Some guides and drivers may speak a little English—just enough to guide passengers. However, this has not been a problem for enjoying the experience.

If you booked the dinner show, don’t worry, you have return transportation to your hotel included.

If you only purchased a show ticket or prefer to make your own way back, the tango house is located just a few meters from the Obelisk, making it very easy to catch a taxi, request a ride through apps like Uber or Cabify, or use public transportation.

Tables are shared. Typically, you will be seated at tables of 10 people with other guests from different parts of the world; you will not have a private table for your group.

No, this experience would not be considered intimate since the tables are shared with other people. If you prefer a more private experience, we recommend choosing options like La Ventana.