We went here on a Friday night and it was really busy. We chose the option with dinner and were seated at the side of the stage. We got there around 9pm and that was plenty of time for dinner and a couple of drinks before the show starts at 10.30 The food was really good (the beef in particular!) although the service is a bit chaotic! Did have to ask for drinks but generally fine. Not sure if it's better if not so busy as all of our tables were full. The view of the show from the side is absolutely fine and you could see most of everything. The show is in Spanish with a few songs, dances and music for about an hour and 15 mins. Overall really good value for money for what we paid.

Our dining table was in a great position to see the show. The meal was quite good and our waiter was superb. He went the extra mile to help us and make us feel at home. The show was excellent, it told the story of the history of the Italian immigrants arrival in Argentina and the evolution of the tango. Plus the gaucho dances, drums and ropes. They even had an Eva Peron moment where one of the singers sang ‘Don’t cry for me Argentina’. We saw 2 other tango shows and this was the best by far This is the one to see

Thoroughly enjoyable evening, we chose the premium package to enable us to have a table for 2 at the front (it was), great view! Included a bottle of red, nice tasting bottle of fizz and a choice of menu, I don’t eat meat but had options and overall the meal was ok I thought. Dancers and singers were of high standard, the dancers just wowed and fab costumes, it was not too rushed either which I liked and felt like a night out. Setting lovely, staff helpful given our poor Spanish (the show is in Spanish so I didn’t catch much of the narrative). Yes the waiter did mention that he recommended a $20 tip but I expected it based on reviews, it wasn’t uncomfortable and service had been ok we felt. Picture was included, but I thought we had a mini tango lesson which we didn’t get. All told we really enjoyed our evening out!