Spectacle de flamenco et dîner à Mexico

Dancer: There was only one dancer, but she was world class, absolutely excellent. I would have liked to have seen an additional dancer for the price, but the quality of her work and the singer, guitarist, and drummer were excellent. It felt like a community. Also, note that this seems to be a venue where the performances rotate. Our Spanish isn't perfect, but it sounded like the show we saw was visiting from Spain and that the venue houses such visitors often. Food: Just as bad as everyone says. They give you this tiny little sample plate, and it isn't even that good. I think they want you to then buy more from the menu. The people around us had beautiful plates of food, so if you want to spend more, there is more. Timing and Venue: The ticket says 9:30 p.m. so we got there at 9:15 and sat there until 10:30 waiting for the show to start. The show ends around midnight. The venue is small but cool with good ventilation in a safe area. It's extremely clean. We also paid for the upgraded seating and were placed in the back on high chairs that became less and less comfortable as we sat there, and we often couldn't see the dancer's feet or get the full impression of the movements of her body. Still, our seats were centralized, and I think I was more lucky then the other side of our table of four because I had a hole in the tables in front of us that I could look through to see her whole body about half the time. In fairness, it's a small space and really only six tables have a true view. All of these tables seemed to be given to locals, which, personally, I understand, but it didn't make for a warm grateful feeling. Is it worth it?: For me it was because I love Flamenco and wanted it to be a part of our experience. True Flamenco is difficult to find, so I'm excited that this venue is a part of keeping it alive. Is it overpriced? Yes, it certainly seems to be. - but considering the money helps keep Flamenco in CDMX and considering it supports this level of performers, it still seems like a good thing. I haven't seen Flamenco for 20 years, and this matches what I saw in Spain - exceptional. For us, this was in walking distance from our Condesa room, so that was nice, too. Of everything we did in the city during our week there, this is the only experience that wasn't 5 stars for us - and in some ways four stars is quite generous, but I'm grateful that I got to see the show. The passion and controlled movement of Flamenco is so unique and something I recommend to everyone. If you go, I hope this review helps you have a great time!

The performance was so gorgeous. The music was phenomenal and I cannot get over the talent of the dancer. She is incredibly devoted to her craft and we had the most amazing time. I was moved to tears. I highly recommend going to this flamenco show.

The 3 dancers were good, the 2 musicians were good. When we arrived they did not have us listed at all even though we paid for the premium option. We paid for premium seats which they were not. We had very large people in front of us so we could only see shoulders. We had to keep showing our full reservation to get the glass of wine and appetizer that were part of our ticket. It states on the ticket that there is dinner, there is no dinner so eat before. Would not go back it was not as described at all.

Truly spectacular show. Very intimate venue brings the audience right into the performance. The skill and power of the artists were amazing. Would go back again.

The dinner selections should be specified clearly for the guest Also, specify it in English or Spanish in the trip description

The tablao was clean. Friendly staff. Good food and drinks. And the best surprise of it all… La Lupi was the bailaora! That was special and unforgettable experience.