Il miglior spettacolo di cena a Montevideo. Tango e Candombe. El Milongon.

After making a reservation a month in advance and receiving several confirmation messages to include the actual tickets specifying confirmed 8:30pm time and place at 1810 Gaboto in Montevideo, UY we were dropped off by our driver to a closed and locked dark building on a seedy street at night. We made attempts to reach the theater by phone to find no answer.

The show itself was nice but not outstanding, although some of the singers were excellent. The food was mediocre and not worth the price we paid.

We really enjoyed the dinner and show. There was a lot of variety in the show with singing and dancing. 💃 The show was in Spanish and even though we are English speaking only we still enjoyed it!

If this is your first time watching tango or samba, this show is a good introduction, but if you have been to Argentina and Brazil and watched tango and samba, you will be a bit disappointed. Nice and intimate ambiance with 15 tables max. The performance was 90 minutes long with three dance troupes showcasing each type of dance. The tango dances were interspersed with a man and a woman singing, so there were only three tango dance performances. As for the food, hte main dish was OK. My husband and daughter ordered the fish which I thought was better than the steak I ate; it was kind of hard to chew on so I ate only 2/3 of it. The Uruguayan tannaz wine was good and so was the medio medio (mix of white wine and sparkling wine) - drinks were open bar - all you can drink. We also enjoyed the desserts.

What a terrific evening! We expected to see tango dancing, but the show was so much more. This evening was cultural immersion. Food was okay. Local wine was outstanding.

The dancing was really very good and they showed different types of dance, but had it not been for the woman next to us that spoke English, we wouldn’t have understood a thing. The background information was so interesting so it’s a great shame they don’t provide any explanations in English. Especially since it’s a tourists venue !!!! The food was very mediocre, with limited choices. My steak was ok but my partners was very fatty The show lasts about 1.5 hours and at the end the audience is encouraged to get up and dance Perhaps the price at just under £70 pp is reflective of the quality of the evening

The event is not fully as described. It is two hours, not four. Tango is a small portion of the show so if that’s your primary interest, you may be disappointed. The show starts with folkloric dancing, there are several singers throughout, and ends with candombe numbers. The food is mediocre and disappointing. Four of us ordered the steak and it was so overcooked, even though we asked for medium rare, that we could barely cut it let alone chew it. The wine is plentiful, thank goodness. If I had it to do over, I wouldn’t spend the money.

This was a fun dinner show that gave you a little history of Uruguay through dance and song. The dinner was nice and the staff was friendly. I would recommend as a fun evening out!

The entertainment was wonderful and very enjoyable. Food was meh. Service was great and overall enjoyed the evening.

Enjoy an intimate Tango show with a nice meal and great care. I am not sure how big these are in Buenos Aires, but this was a personal small evening with Tango and music, and it ended with a Samba carnival.