Classic and professional dancers - We liked the quality of the show. :-) We did not like the service and how the waiters behaved - it was a Service like in a factory. The food was horrible!

Nice little tango - The club is very nostalgic, looks like something from a movie. Singing, musical numbers and dancing. We enjoyed wine and split a salad. Starts around 10 pm and lasts 80 minutes.

A wonderful Tango Show at Esquina Homero Manzi in Buenos Aires. - We decided to attend a tango show in Buenos Aires and we found this traditional venue located in Boedo neighborhood at a reasonable price. We booked the option with dinner which we enjoyed it very much. The empanadas are delicious. The tango show started a few minutes after 10 pm. The dancers were terrific and the orchestra played the classic tango songs such as Caminito. We loved it!

It was fun but left me wondering if there were better shows around. - It was fun but if feel like it was a little overpriced. Food was ok, as was wine that was included. Not great. It was a mix of tango dancing and singing, and it is just a personal preference but I would have preferred to see more tango. We didn’t go to any other tango shows so I have no point of reference to compare. Photos weren’t really allowed but we stole a couple.

Enjoyable night out - great steak dinner - The Homero Manzi Tango Show was in an interesting venue with lots of character. The show, like all of them, starts late. Seating is at individual tables, but they are close together so you can chat with others before the show. We would definitely recommend you book the whole package including the dinner. The steak was one of the best we have had and certainly reflects the quality of Argentinian beef. Drinks were good...we had the beer but people we chatted with at other tables said the red wine was good with the meal. The show itself is a combination of song, dance and music. It's the only Tango show we have been to, so can't compare it with others, but it certainly gave us a sense of what Tango is all about in South America. Waiters are pleasant and helpful, and they will expect a tip so make sure you have pesos to take care of that. We were told between 500-1,000 depending on the service you receive. There are so many shows available it's hard to choose, but we chose this one because friends had recommended it. We enjoyed it.

Tango show - I was there at New Years evening the show is very nice, but I do not recomend the food if I go back I would just go to the show with drinks . Have dinner at a good place and go to the show after, food was bad