El Pasaje Spanish School is the best! I spent over 2 months learning Spanish at El Pasaje and I am…read moreso grateful that I chose this school. All of the teachers are great at teaching Spanish and they are also all very friendly and fun and they keep the classes lively. The school set me up with a great home stay family that was warm and welcoming. I really appreciate everything the school did to make my stay in Buenos Aires interesting and fun while providing top-notch instruction in Spanish. If you want the best place for learning Spanish and for having a good time while doing it, go to El Pasaje!

I spent one week at El Pasaje, and thoroughly enjoyed it! The teacher I had, Santiago, was not only…read morea great teacher with solid pedagogy, but also very intelligent and taught us a lot about Buenos Aires and Argentine culture and history. I thought my money was very well spent for this week of instruction and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a solid program in Buenos Aires!

I had a great experience here. I first thought I would not take many advantages out of it but when…read morethe course started it surprised me. The classes are small and the lessons are personalized. We used multimedia material everyday. The classes were fun and informative. I started teaching on my 3rd week so I now feel confident teaching English to Argentinians. Thank you, IBERO TEFL.Florencia thank you so much for your help and assitance in finding me an English Teaching job in Buenos Aires.

I was a student at Ibero TEFL last October 2015. The atmosphere in the school is great! The school…read moreis small and cozy and the teachers and staff are extremely friendly, knowledgeable and warm. I have the best memory of Buenos Aires because of the school. I was also able to experience the culture and lifestyle in Buenos Aires. Therefore, they organize different social activities, one of them was an asado tour with German, who is fanstastic! I definitely want to go back to Ibero TEFL and Spanish to follow a Spanish course. Thanks a lot, my friends!

A taxi driver told us about this place. They said it's incredible for dancing. We went on a night…read morewhen it was only tango-- a bit of a bummer since neither of us dances tango, but it was fine. If you love tango, this is DEFINITELY your spot! $150 for two people to get in-- Pesos, not dollars. Drinks are cash only, entrance is cash only. Come prepared! Bathrooms are quite nasty, and doors don't lock. Bring hand sanitizer!! Other than that, the dancing is great-- lots of pros, lots of great dancers. I begged the di for some bachata but it never happened. Left at 3:30am wishing they'd played just ONE song other than tango.... but again, the tango was good.

Excellent Salsa dancing venue!!! I have always had a wonderful time there! It starts late but goes…read moreto early morning. The drinks are good and the dance floor is steamy and sweaty. Really fun!!!

Just finished eight weeks of intensive Spanish at Vamos Academy in downtown Buenos Aires, with some…read moreprivate lesssons thrown in with Luna as well. My best friend had recommended it, and she was right, it's a great base for actually experiencing the city, not just passing through. I looked at places in Palermo but the hostels there were way more expensive, and honestly downtown felt more central and lively than I expected. Classes were genuinely fun,lots of conversation practice, some games, and occasional outings where you actually get to know your classmates. I made a few friends I'll stay in touch with. The building itself is nice, but I ended up spending most of my free time on the rooftop terrace when the sun came out. Teachers were consistently good, and the staff were friendly and helpful from the start, it never felt like a faceless language school. Would recommend, especially if you're serious about putting in real hours and want to be somewhere with a bit of energy around you.

This did not work out for me, they failed to get me the information I needed to connect to the…read moreonline class in time. They promised to get me the info and then didn't. I was disappointed, I lacked confidence in them, and they didn't do what they said. They are bad at communication, so this may be tricky if you want to take an online class with them. I don't think they are reliable.

I and 7 other friends enjoyed a wonderful fine dining experience with chefs Martin and Kate back in…read moreFebruary! They've got an intimate dining setup in their home with some fun decorations, but feel free to dress more casually if you prefer, especially if you are taking all the seats with friends as we did. ;) Loved being able to chat with our chef hosts and see all the action up close. The excellent French-with-Latin American-inspired dishes and wine pairings along with such gracious hosts made this experience easily one of the best values for your money in Buenos Aires (although it seems they raised prices in the last month). Note: Dinners only happen at 9pm, one seating of up to 8 people, and reservations are required for the precise location of this "puertas cerradas". They change menus monthly and according to what they can get at the markets, so I can easily imagine going back again. Chef Martin was happy to accommodate one of our party's various allergies, so be sure to let him know as well if you have any. Also on a warm night, you'll definitely feel it inside, so dress accordingly. That said, you'll quickly forget about the heat with the food, wine and company inside. :)

I booked a reservation here based on a recommendation from my airbnb host, and could not have been…read morehappier. This was easily my favorite meal on my trip to Argentina. My partner and I were the only two eating that night, so we basically had a private tasting menu experience with chef Martin and his wife. The courses consisted of the following: Amuse Bouche of roquefort bread Beets, microgreens, orange, celery, pomegranate, green tea espuma Braised fennel, juniper gastrique, squash puree, gnocchi Catch of the day with mojo sauce, pistachio crusted potato and grilled banana Mussels, cream of sauvignon blanc, apples, chives Almond, carrot and ricotta tortellini with lemongrass bullion Bife de chorizo with shallots, humita, caramelized mushrooms Soft coconut cake with seasonal fruits and lavender cream Chocolate flan and sesame nougatine Colombian coffee made from beans harvested on the sous chef's family farm with a biscuit Overall, the meal was amazing. The food was fresh (whatever was available at the markets that day), and each course consisted of many complex flavors and a variety of textures. My favorite courses were the gnocchi, which were so fluffy and delicious, the catch of the day (can't remember what fish we ate), which had lots of great flavor and was plated beautifully, the mussels (broth was delicious), the bife de chorizo (in Argentina after all), which was actually cooked to a medium rare in contrast to what was served to us at the top parillas, and probably my favorite - the chocolate course. The wine pairings matched really well to the courses, and you can tell a lot of thought is put into the menu. If I return to Buenos Aires, I will definitely return for another meal at Martin's. Also, did I mention that the price is amazing? After all was said and done I think we paid around $60 each for a private tasting menu experience.

Great class! Welcoming, informational and everything turned out delicious. Norma's a very gracious…read morehost too!