Argentina · DINNER EXPERIENCES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 dinner experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
See Piazzolla Tango in Buenos Aires at historic Galería Güemes, with a polished show, optional dinner, drinks, and tango lesson.
“Definitely a must do while in Buenos Aires! Our favorite thing we did. Learning to tango was very fun and social, the show was incredible. Highly recommend.”
Learn to fold empanadas, taste Argentine beef, sip four wines, and make maté at this lively three-hour Buenos Aires dinner.
“We had a fantastic time at the Argentine Experience! Valentina, Augustine, Candy, Lucas, and the rest of the team dos a fantastic job. The food was incredible, the wine was delicious, and the camaraderie with new friends made it and enjoyable evening. So glad we found this gem! We highly recommend for anyone in the Buenos Aires area! Thanks again!”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires, with show, dinner, drinks, seating tips, timing, value, and what to expect from this theatrical tango night.
“Really enjoyed the variety of performances, and quality was superb. I did not have the meal so cannot comment on that. Drinks were a bit pricey.”
Madero Tango combines a live orchestra, singers, dancers, river views, and optional dinner for a polished Buenos Aires night out.
“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 of Buenos Aires’ early Aljibe tango dinner show, with Argentine food, wine, live music, optional bus transfers, and practical booking tips.
“We enjoyed the dinner and show. The addition of some gaucho dance was a nice surprise. The wine service seemed limited as to other shows like this we've gone to. Viator made some confusion also with telling us the grnue was overbooked and planned to send us to a different location, and then came back and said we could stay with original booking.”
Review of Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires: dinner, unlimited drinks, live orchestra, dancers, hotel transfers, value, seating, and practical tips.
“Well worth the experience!! Driver arrived in the allotted time in a clean minibus. The venue is wonderful with art deco features and like stepping back in time. The food was very good and a vegetarian option with plentiful wine and the staff were lovely The show is fantastic and well choreographed I chose to take a taxi home a bit earlier instead of waiting with the masses outside to get back. Highly recommend !”
Share empanadas, steak, Malbec, and maté at this fun three-hour Argentine dinner experience in Puerto Iguazú.
“We were in Argentina for 8 days (3 cities) and this was one of our favorite experiences! The food was delicious (which is important with this price point) and the wine/drinks were unlimited. We loved the interactive bits that were interspersed throughout the dinner. It was very engaging and helped to facilitate conversation with people around you. The experience caters to multiple languages and tries to facilitate interaction with you and people who are not in your party. We really enjoyed meeting everyone! Bruno and Alvaro were wonderful hosts and made the experiences great!”
Señor Tango review in Buenos Aires: a grand theatrical tango show with optional dinner, wine, hotel transfers, strong dancing, and practical tips.
“Excellent show, great dancers and singers. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. Highly recommended.”
Review of Cafe de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires, with optional dinner, hotel transfers, seating advice, costs, timing, and honest tips.
“Entertaining and fun. Very well done. The meal, the service, the show! Outstanding. Highly recommended”
Review Señor Tango in Buenos Aires, with show details, dinner value, transport tips, timing, strengths, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“Amazing food, music and dancing. I fell in love with tango. Amazing. The show made me cry. Highly recommended”
Share an authentic Buenos Aires asado at a family home, learn parrilla skills, make chimichurri, and enjoy Argentine wine in a small group.
“This was one of the best experiences we’ve had in our years of traveling. The host Sacha was warm, engaging and knowledgeable about Asado. The food was equally amazing! Sacha really explained everything you need to know, and let us get involved in the cooking. It was an intimate group of great people, which made for a fabulous evening! We would do this tour over and over!!”
Review of La Ventana Tango Show in Buenos Aires, with optional dinner, live orchestras, folk dance, practical tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“Abbiamo prenotato la cena con lo spettacolo di tango all’interno del teatro della Ventana. Al nostro arrivo tuttavia siamo stati dirottati presso il ristorante del Michelangelo per cena e successivamente nel piccolo teatro situato al piano superiore. Inoltre siamo stati obbligati a condividere il tavolo con altri commensali perdendo ogni intimità. Cena decente e spettacolo carino, ma non corrispondente a quanto acquistato, che prevedeva la cena all’interno del teatro de La Ventana, molto più coinvolgente e particolare. Se avessi saputo come si sarebbe svolta la serata, non avrei prenotato”
Review of The Argentine Experience in Puerto Iguazú, with empanadas, Malbec cocktails, steak, wine, mate, and practical booking advice.
“We had an unforgettable experience with Bruno, Elaine, and the entire team! From the moment we arrived, everything was warm, welcoming, and so much fun. We learned how to make delicious cocktails, traditional empanadas, sweet alfajores, and authentic Mate. The highlight was the perfectly cooked steak—absolutely mouthwatering. It was more than just a meal, it was a cultural journey. A true Argentine experience that we’d highly recommend to anyone visiting!”
See Buenos Aires tango at Tango Porteño with dazzling dancers, live music, optional dinner, lesson, wine, and hotel transfers.
“Tango Porteno is a must-do activity while in Buenos Aires. Those having dinner arrive 8ish and the 1.5 hour show starts at 10pm. The dancing, music, and singing where simply spectacular. You will make it back to your hotel around midnight. We opted for the VIP dinner option with transportation and it was well worth it. Attendees were mostly adults and older kids, but we did see a few younger kids. Everyone was dressed nicely.”
Review of Rojo Tango in Buenos Aires, with dinner, drinks, private transfers, show details, timing, value, and practical booking advice.
“The performers were so talents. The dancers, singers and the band. The only inconvenient part was the show was not on time. We had to wait for a significant time until the show”
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