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Café de los Angelitos tango dinner show at a historic café

Step into the Belle Époque at the Café de los Angelitos tango show, where history, elegance, and dance come together. Established in the 1890s, this café-theatre once hosted artists and intellectuals, including tango icon Carlos Gardel. Today, it’s one of Buenos Aires’ most celebrated tango venues, offering refined dining, premium wines, and a spectacular performance in a beautifully restored hall near Congreso.

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Book your tickets to the Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires

Café de los Angelitos Tango Show

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2 hr - 4 hr

Transfers included

Meals included

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ARS 138,752

What to expect at the Café de los Angelitos tango show and dinner

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A Belle Époque arrival

Arrive at a landmark café adorned with chandeliers, mirrored walls, and vintage photographs, echoing the glamour of Buenos Aires’ golden age.

Which tango experience is right for you?

The Café de los Angelitos tango show offers three ticket options to suit every preference, from show-only to indulgent VIP dining.

Show only

Includes: Reserved seating for the tango performance.
Best for: Visitors who want to see the show while dining elsewhere.
Price: ARS 133,103 per person
Experience: Arrive just before 10pm and enjoy tango in one of Buenos Aires’ most historic cafés.

Show with dinner (Platea)

Includes: Three-course Platea menu, free-flow wines, beer, soft drinks, and water.
Best for: A well-balanced evening of dining and tango.
Price: ARS 203,902 per person
Experience: Dinner at 8pm in the historic café hall, followed by the show at 10pm.

Show with VIP dinner

Includes: Exclusive VIP menu with extra starters and premium wines, sparkling, and preferred seating.
Best for: Special occasions and travelers who want luxury.
Price: ARS 389,397 per person
Experience: Start your evening with champagne and gourmet dishes at 8pm, then watch the show from the best seats.

Dining at the Café de los Angelitos tango show: Menus

Before the music begins, guests are treated to a refined dining experience inside this historic Belle Époque café. The menus highlight Argentina’s culinary heritage with modern sophistication, from classic empanadas and slow-cooked bondiola to delicate seafood and artisanal pastas. With the choice of the Platea or VIP menu, every course is paired with premium wines from Bodegas Salentein, ensuring that your meal is as memorable as the performance itself.

Platea menu

VIP menu

Starters

Pink Salmon Gravlax – On citrus couscous with tomato, olives, and tapenade.
Northern Humita with Spicy Salsa.
Creole Beef Empanadas – Knife-cut beef.

Main courses

Angus Chorizo Steak – With roast potatoes and greens.
Slow-Cooked Bondiola – With Cointreau sauce and roasted vegetables.
Patagonian Trout – With dill butter and quinoa salad.
Pumpkin–Blue Cheese–Walnut Ravioli – Spinach pasta with vegetable sauce.

Desserts

Chocolate Mousse – With berries.
Pavlova – With whipped cream and red fruits.
Bacon del Cielo – With cane honey and cream.

Drinks

Portillo Malbec / Chardonnay by Bodegas Salentein, beer, mineral water, soft drinks.

Starters

Pink Salmon Gravlax – On citrus couscous.
Northern Humita with Spicy Salsa.
Creole Beef Empanadas – Knife-cut beef.
Smoked Deer & Brie – With tomato jam and mesclun greens.
Cuttlefish Carpaccio – With mayo, olive oil, paprika, and greens.

Main courses

Angus Chorizo Steak – With roast potatoes and greens.
Slow-Cooked Bondiola – With Cointreau sauce and roasted vegetables.
Tenderloin Medallion – With grilled vegetables, cherry tomatoes, and Malbec reduction.
Patagonian Trout – With dill butter and quinoa salad.
Pink Salmon – With ginger, vegetables, and candied cherry tomatoes.
Pumpkin–Blue Cheese–Walnut Ravioli – Spinach pasta with vegetable sauce.

Desserts

Chocolate Mousse – With berries.
Pavlova – With red fruits.
Bacon del Cielo – With cane honey.
Camembert & Preserves – Figs, marmalade, chestnuts, and almonds.

Drinks

Primus Malbec / Chardonnay, Alyda sparkling, beer, mineral water, soft drinks.

Café de los Angelitos: A historic café-theater

Born in the 1890s, the café earned its legend as a haunt for writers, politicians, and tango greats, Carlos Gardel among them.
Today’s restored Belle Époque hall features chandeliers, mirrors, and period artwork, yet the stage and sound are thoroughly modern.
Platea guests dine and watch from salon-style tables with balanced views; VIP elevates the experience with a broader menu, premium wines/sparkling, and preferred seating near the action.
The vibe is elegant but welcoming; think refined service, polished choreography, and a sense you’re part of a long, glamorous lineage of tango nights near Congreso.

Know before you go

Dinner timing: 8pm (Platea or VIP). Service cadence syncs with curtain-up to avoid rushing.
Show timing: 10pm–12am. Plan 3–4 hours overall.
Seating: Two main categories: Platea (excellent all-round views/value) and VIP (closest/most immersive sightlines). Seating is assigned; couples and small groups are seated together; table-sharing may occur on full nights.
Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible. Request aisle/step-free seating when booking; staff will assist on arrival.
Dietary requests: Vegetarian choices in both menus; vegan/gluten-free typically available with advance notice.
Dress code: Elegant casual fits the room, like collared shirts, dresses, and smart shoes. No beachwear/athletic wear.
Transport: Central location near Congreso; taxis/ride-share are easy. (Subte Line A—Congreso; nearby if you prefer the subway.)
Photography: To protect performers and sightlines, photography during the performance is discouraged. Discreet photos before/after are fine; no flash or pro equipment.
Smoking: Not permitted indoors.

Frequently asked questions about the Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires

Does the Café de los Angelitos tango show in Buenos Aires include drinks?

Yes. The Platea dinner includes Argentine wines, beer, soft drinks, and mineral water. The VIP dinner adds premium wines and sparkling options from Bodegas Salentein.

Can I request vegetarian or vegan meals at the Café de los Angelitos tango show?

Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free menus are available upon request. Inform the venue when booking so your meal can be arranged in advance.

Is there a children’s menu at the Café de los Angelitos tango show?

The venue does not offer a dedicated children’s menu, but simpler adjustments can be made to suit younger guests.

How long does the Café de los Angelitos tango show last?

Plan for 3–4 hours. Dinner service begins at 8pm, followed by the tango show at 10pm, ending around midnight.

What time should I arrive for the Café de los Angelitos tango show?

Arrive at 7:45pm for dinner-and-show tickets. For show-only, plan for 9:45pm.

Is the Café de los Angelitos show venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The café-theatre is fully wheelchair accessible. Let staff know in advance so they can assist.

Can I buy Café de los Angelitos tango show tickets on the same day?

The tickets are subject to availability. Advance reservations are strongly recommended.

Is the Café de los Angelitos tango show suitable for non-Spanish speakers?

Yes. The performance relies on music, dance, and visuals, not spoken dialogue, so international visitors can fully enjoy it.

Is the Café de los Angelitos tango show family-friendly?

Yes. Families are welcome, and with advance notice, the venue can adapt meals and seating to accommodate children.

Can I celebrate birthdays or anniversaries at the Café de los Angelitos tango show?

Yes. The venue is ideal for special occasions. Mention your celebration when booking to arrange personalized touches.

Where is the Café de los Angelitos tango venue in Buenos Aires located?

The venue is in the Congreso neighborhood, near the National Congress building and just a short walk from the Obelisco and Corrientes Avenue.

What makes the Café de los Angelitos tango show unique compared to other tango shows?

The show takes place in a Belle Époque café where tango legend Carlos Gardel once performed. Its combination of history, elegance, and world-class production makes it one of the most prestigious tango shows in Buenos Aires.