Excellent show! - Fantastic show! So much energy and passion! It was nicely mixing tango, singing and boleadores. Great value for the money as well

Big show - Great place and great service, beautiful show, great food at a price within the Argentine standard, it's worth visiting, I recommend it.

Amazing Show - Amazing show…. Highly recommend it is worth every single penny. They are very talented people sharing the Argentinian culture

Great tango show. - It was a great show. Much better than the tango show I had few month ago. The dance is great. The music is amazing. I Will suggest anyone who only purchases the show, be there as early as you can. But those tickets only allow you sit upstair. You need to be there early to get the front row seats. They only allow you to bring your own water bottles.

Tango show - Very beautiful. However, for those who do not eat dinner, the place is difficult to view the show. I do not recommend. They have dinner but we did not opt because of the reviews.

It is worth it - The show is very good and you could watch it very well. I just got the tickets for the show, if I had known about the ticket with unlimited drinks and two empanadas I would have gotten that one.

Good intro to some tango music / dancing - Good tango show with a variety of acts for an hour and 15 minutes. Long enough to sample genre, and the variety kept the audience involved. Like most tourist shows, the most irritating part are the numerous observers holding up their cell phones to tape the numbers while blocking your view.

Terrible Seating Option - Was not notified that seats are first-come first-serve and in the balcony if you buy tickets to show only and skip the dinner. I showed up over a half hour early (even though Viator only recommended 10 min early) and still had terrible seats! The balcony is so high up and the angle of seats to stage makes it so you basically have to stand up to get a good view - otherwise you'll be watching through a plexiglass barrier the entire show.

Disappointing and sleepy - The Impression is that the show is 110% for those who paid for dinner, and those who chose to just watch is getting a favor (probably the most expensive in history) from the establishment. The spectator chairs on the second floor have the view extremely hampered by an unnecessary iron bar, which causes a domino effect: the person in the first row needs to go down to see something, making the second one need to raise the neck well, and the third one need to stand. In addition, some parts of the show are entirely interactive with the audience of the meal, leaving the upper floor audience with a bizarre empty stage for considerable minutes. The show itself also does not charm, with little plot being developed and much time spent on repetitive and unintended steps, leading to the drowsiness of a minimally demanding viewer. The cherry of the cake stays with the staff rushing you to leave the place and slash in the cold of the street as quickly as possible at the end of the "show", contrasting quite with the receptivity of the beginning. Finally, the definition of "capture vacationer". Bad experience with what should be one of the main attractions of Buenos Aires.

HUGE MISS BY MANAGEMENT, HUGE INSULT TO STAGE ARTISTS - CONS: - Seating was not conducive to unobstructed views of stage - Continuous talking by guests and staff were severe distractions to the show - Guests using flash photography severely distracted from the show - Guests using cell phone flashlights to read menu distracted from the show - $35 ticket for show only tickets would be fair if conditions were respectful to guests PROS: - Venue was very nice - Ticketing process was easy from online purchase to entry - Menu prices were reasonable - Artists were terrific, from dancers, singers, and musicians - Price for show only tickets ($35) was fair for the quality of the show