Tango show and Dinner at El Querandi

Considered “Living testimony to civic memory” by the Museum of the City and “Place of tourist interest” by the National Tourist Secretary, the El Querandi restaurant is one of the venues in Buenos Aires to experience the romanticism of the Tango.

Description

El Querandi

Established in 1920 as a bar, El Querandi underwent restoration in 1992 and is housed within a historic mansion dating back to 1867. With a seating capacity of 190 people, each table is privately set, enhancing its inviting decor.

The Show

The show “Nuestro Tango” narrates the story of Tango, its key performers and events from 1860 to the present day, highlighting its tradition in Buenos Aires. Featuring four dancing couples, two singers, and an acoustic quartet – piano, bandoneon, violin, and double bass – the show lasts approximately 75 minutes and is divided into five parts. This option includes an open bar. Reserved options include the show only or with dinner included.

Dinner With or Without a Wine Pairing

The menu features a variety of cold and hot appetizers and a choice among 20 main dishes including white and red meats, pork, fish, and pasta. Dinner is accompanied by wine from the Finca Flichman vineyard, soft drinks, mineral water, coffee, or tea. A wine-pairing dinner is also available, featuring a menu designed to complement a selected regional wine, guided by a sommelier. This dinner lasts 1 hour and includes a tasting of 3 different wines paired with regional appetizers.

Pickup Info

Transfers depend on your chosen option:

Show only without transfers: does not include transport.Executive show: includes hotel pickup and return transfer, plus an appetizer or dessert and drinks.Dinner, show + transport: includes hotel pickup and return transport.Wine tasting + Dinner + Show: return transfer is included; pickup is not. Departure from El Querandi is at 11:30 pm after the show.

Pickup is available from the areas of Centro, Microcentro, Recoleta, and Palermo.