We went here on a recommendation from our concierge, post dinner and including a lift home after the show. it was very impressive and a great way to see tango but there were some other bits of the show (Evita - very good, panpies - OK at first but a bit long, and some man banging balls on the floor... More

This is a tourist trip of the first degree. I couldn't wait to get out of there. So glad we didn't magnify the waste by buying the dinner as well!

We were shown to the upstairs room and had a table next to the stage. After being handed a steak knife that "Crocodile Dundee" would have been proud of my husband's expectations were high !. Neither of us were disappointed, all three courses for both of us were delicious,especially the simple starter of empanada and the excellently cooked baby beef... More

While in Buenos Aires decided to see a Tango show. After reviewing several decided on La Ventana. Book same day and was accomodated. Moved to the upstairs show called the GAla Tango. Excellent show and beautifull music and dancing. The additional side shows of a Guacho and a guitar player was amazing. Well worth a visit. The only note should... More

We were impressed with the venue, the staff were friendly and happy to remind us that tips were not included. The food was excellent and the show was amazing. We would definitely recommend it.

We wanted to see a tango show, yet vot fall into 'touristic trap', did some reviews on Trip Advisor and compared the available shows. La Ventana seemed the most optimal in terms of quality and price out of the ones recommended. We booked VIP tickets, so we were the closest to the stage, with a separate table. We had dinner... More

All fears of this being touristy were soon dispelled . Great show both dancing and music . Meal was excellent , steak up to standard of a top rated parilla .Staff friendley and helpful . We booked at our hotel , were picked up on time , you pay when you arrive and mini buses all waiting outside after to... More

As we planned our recent trip to South America, we knew that when it came to our Buenos Aires stopover, we wanted to see the Tango at its best. We had read about the popularity of the dance as portrayed in bars, dance halls and other "places of the people" but had also read about Tango Shows, those more upscale... More

All the seats were taken, the hall was full. The menu was delicious and the wine tasty. We enjoyed the showed. It was worthwile the price