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At 8pm, settle into either the standard or VIP dinner menu. From empanadas and striploin steak to homemade pastas, the kitchen highlights hearty porteño classics.
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What to expect at the La Ventana tango show and dinner
Dinner with local flavors
Which tango experience is right for you?
Whether you’re looking for a quick taste of tango, a hearty Argentine dinner, or a full VIP celebration, each La Ventana ticket category offers a different way to experience the show. From budget-friendly entry to indulgent gourmet menus, you can choose the option that best fits your evening in Buenos Aires.
Show only
- Includes: Reserved seating for the performance.
- Best for: Visitors who want to see the show without dinner.
- Price: ARS 68,352 per person
- Experience: Arrive by 9:45pm and enjoy a lively night of tango and folklore.
Show with dinner
- Includes: Three-course dinner menu with drinks.
- Best for: Guests seeking a balanced dinner-and-show at a good value.
- Price: ARS 145,249 per person
- Experience: Begin your evening with dinner at 8pm, then enjoy the show with excellent views.
Show with VIP dinner
- Includes: VIP dinner menu with premium wines and upgraded dishes, plus the best seating.
- Best for: Special occasions or travelers wanting a gourmet experience.
- Price: ARS 222,145 per person
- Experience: Arrive for 8pm dinner, enjoy refined Argentine flavors, and watch the show from preferred seats.
Dining at the La Ventana tango show: Menus
Dinner at La Ventana is an immersion in porteño cuisine, balancing rustic classics with refined Argentine flavors. Guests can choose between the standard dinner show menu or the elevated VIP menu, both paired with wines and beverages to complement the performance.
Dinner show menu
Starters
- Choripán Argentino de Puro Cerdo – Traditional pork sausage sandwich with chimichurri and criolla sauce.
- Empanada de Bife de Chorizo – Classic beef empanada served with yasgua sauce.
- Vitel Toné – Veal with homemade mayonnaise sauce and Mediterranean capers.
- Seasonal Salad – Quinoa, greens, pumpkin, broccoli, cherry tomatoes, corn, and citrus dressing.
- Caprese Salad – Buffalo bocconcini, candied tomatoes, basil, and pesto.
- Butternut Squash Soup – Creamy pumpkin soup topped with parmesan and chives.
Main courses
- Bife de Chorizo (350g or 250g) – Grilled striploin steak with chimichurri and roasted potatoes.
- Milanesa de Bife de Chorizo – Breaded steak cutlet with mashed potatoes, Dijon mustard, and roasted lemon.
- Bondiola de Cerdo Ahumada – Smoked pork shoulder with Patagonian beer mashed sweet potatoes and criolla sauce.
- Escalopa de Pollo Napolitana – Breaded chicken cutlet with pesto and roasted potatoes.
- Pesca del Día – Catch of the day grilled with olives, tomato, basil, and lemon.
- Raviolones de Espinaca y Ricotta – Fresh pasta with tomato-basil sauce.
- Vegan Pasta – Spinach pasta with cherry tomatoes, pomodoro, and basil.
- Fuccile al Fierrito – Handmade pasta with creamy mushroom sauce.
Desserts
- Flan Casero – Homemade flan with dulce de leche and cream.
- Crumble de Estación – Seasonal crumble with cream cheese and walnuts.
- Dulce de Leche Crepe – Warm crepe with caramel filling.
- Sambayón Semifreddo – Frozen mousse with caramelized nuts and chocolate.
- Chocolate Marquise – Rich mousse cake with berry sauce.
- Peras al Torrontés – Pears poached in Torrontés wine with cream cheese and walnuts.
- Ice Cream Cup – American cream ice cream with strawberries, berries, and meringue
VIP menu
Starters
- Argentine Beef Carpaccio – Thinly sliced beef with olive oil, parmesan, and balsamic.
- Salmon Tartare – Fresh salmon with capers and citrus vinaigrette.
- Pork Choripán – Served with lettuce, tomato, and chimichurri.
- Empanada Criolla – Traditional Argentine empanada with yasgua sauce.
- Seasonal Salad – Quinoa, pumpkin, broccoli, cherry tomatoes, and citrus dressing.
- Caprese Salad – Buffalo bocconcini, candied tomatoes, basil, and pesto.
- Butternut Squash Soup – Smooth pumpkin soup topped with parmesan and chives.
Main courses
- New York Strip Steak (450g or 250g) – Grilled steak with chimichurri and roasted potatoes.
- Beef Cheeks – Braised beef with creamy mashed potatoes and crispy sweet potatoes.
- Smoked Pork Bondiola – With beer-mashed sweet potatoes, criolla sauce, and chimichurri.
- Chicken Milanesa – Breaded cutlet with mashed potatoes and Dijon mustard.
- Catch of the Day – Grilled fish with spinach and capers.
- Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli – Fresh pasta with tomato-basil sauce.
- Gratin Gnocchi Soufflé – Baked semolina gnocchi with parmesan.
- Vegan Pasta – Spinach dough pasta with tomatoes and basil.
- Homemade Fusilli – Handmade pasta with creamy mushroom sauce.
Desserts
- Sambayón Semifreddo – Frozen mousse with nuts and chocolate.
- Dark Chocolate Marquise – Rich mousse with berry coulis.
- Dulce de Leche Crepe – Warm crepe with dulce de leche filling.
- Seasonal Crumble – Topped with walnuts and cream cheese.
- Homemade Flan – With whipped cream and dulce de leche.
- Pears in Torrontés Wine – Poached pears with walnuts and cream cheese.
- Ice Cream Cup – Classic cream ice cream with strawberries, berries, and meringue.
La Ventana: San Telmo’s cultural stage
- The La Ventana tango show is housed in a restored 19th-century conventillo (tenement house) in the heart of San Telmo.
- Exposed brick walls, iron balconies, and vintage décor preserve the venue’s bohemian soul, while warm lighting and cabaret-style seating create an inviting atmosphere.
- Unlike purely tango-focused houses, La Ventana offers a cultural showcase, combining traditional tango with Argentine folklore, gaucho malambo drumming, and Andean instruments.
- The large stage allows for more elaborate performances while still maintaining intimacy, making it a favorite among visitors looking for both authenticity and variety.
Frequently asked questions about the La Ventana tango show in Buenos Aires
Does the La Ventana tango show in Buenos Aires include drinks?
Yes. Dinner and VIP packages include Argentine wines, beer, soft drinks, and water.
Can I request vegetarian or vegan meals at the La Ventana tango show?
Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals can be arranged with advance notice at booking.
How long does the La Ventana 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 La Ventana tango show?
Arrive at 7:45pm for dinner-and-show tickets. For show-only, plan for 9:45pm.
Is the La Ventana tango show venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though advance notice is recommended for assistance.
Can I buy La Ventana tango show tickets on the same day?
Yes, but availability is limited. The La Ventana tango show in Buenos Aires is very popular, so booking in advance is advised.
Is the La Ventana tango show suitable for non-Spanish speakers?
Yes. The performance relies on dance, music, and folklore, so no Spanish is required to enjoy it fully.
Is the La Ventana tango show family-friendly?
Yes. Families are welcome, and children often enjoy the energetic folklore and malambo segments.
Can I celebrate birthdays or anniversaries at the La Ventana tango show?
Yes. The venue is often chosen for special occasions. You can request personalised touches, such as preferred seating, cakes, or a champagne toast, when booking in advance.
Where is the La Ventana tango venue in Buenos Aires located?
The venue is in San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ most historic neighborhoods, known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and deep tango roots.
What makes the La Ventana tango show unique compared to other tango shows?
Its combination of tango with folklore, gaucho traditions, and Andean instruments sets it apart from other shows in the city.