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About the milonga 1. Do I have to make a reservation for a table? 2. How can I make a reservation? 3. How long do you hold my reservation? 4. Are children allowed? 5. Can I go to the lessons just to watch? 6. What should I wear for the milonga? 7. Is there a wardrobe? 8. What are the closing hours? 9. Is the restaurant to order or are there already prepared menues? 10. How does the place work? About the lessons 11. Do I need to attend classes with a partner? 12. Do I have to enroll to take a lesson? 13. What should I wear for the lessons? 14. Do I have to pay per lesson? 15. Do you offer private lessons? When? 16. If I don’t know anything about tango, salsa, milonga or rock and roll can I attend the lesson? 17. Are there any bilingual teachers? 18. Are there people of different ages? 19. Are there any afternoon lessons? 20. Do I have to take lessons always on the same day? 21. After how many lessons can I move from one level to the next? Answers 1. Do I have to make a reservation to have a table? Yes you have to make a reservation to get a table. $5 minimum consumption. If you need a table for 10 people or more, a deposit is required. Back to questions 2. How can I make a reservation? We accept reservations only by phone. You should indicate the amount of people and the arrival time. Back to questions 3. How long do you hold my reservation? The reservation expires in 30 minutes. Back to questions 4. Are children allowed? Until midnight, during the lessons. Back to questions 5. Can I go to the lessons just to watch? Yes, you can come just to watch; anyway you have to pay the entry fee. Back to questions 6. What should I wear for the milonga? There is no dressing code, you can wear casual clothes. Back to questions 7. Is there a wardrobe? Yes, and it costs $2. Back to questions 8. What are the closing hours? Tuesday 11.30pm, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 3.30 am, Friday and Saturday 6 am. Back to questions 9. Is the restaurant to order or are there already prepared menues? We have both options. There are menues including a starter, a main course and a dessert from $23 to $45 Back to questions 10. How does the place work? We open from Wednesday to Sunday with tango, salsa, rock and roll and milonga lessons for every level until midnight and then the dance starts. On Thursdays and Fridays, after midnight, we have performances (you can see them on this website) Since the place is open, the bar and restaurant are available to taste our specialties. Back to questions About the lessons 11. Do I need to attend classes with a partner? No, you don’t need to have a partner; there are always plenty of people to practice with. Back to questions 12. Do I have to book in advanced? No, you don’t have to book in advanced to come to the lesson. Back to questions 13. What should I wear for the lessons? You should wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move easily, Women should wear a shoe that gives their ankles good support. After your 10th lesson you have to come with shoes that can slide quite easily on the floor without gripping. Back to questions 14. Do I have to pay per lesson? The price includes all the night lessons. Back to questions 15. Do you offer private classes? When? Yes, for private classes you can arrange the day and the time, according to your availability. Please contact us at 4774-6357// 4779-0030 Back to questions 16. If I don’t know anything about tango, salsa, milonga or rock and roll can I attend the lesson? Yes, because our lesson are suitable for all levels of dancers, and it’s divided into levels from elementary to advanced. They are taught simultaneously by different teachers. Elementary level is for those who have never danced before. Back to questions 17. Are there any bilingual teachers? Yes Back to questions 18. Are there people of different ages? Yes, there are heterogeneous groups of people, regarding age, sex, nationality etc. Back to questions 19. Are there any afternoon lessons? Yes, Wednesday and Thursday at 6 pm, and Friday at 7 pm Back to questions 20. Do I have to take lessons always on the same day? Each lesson is unique. It could be taken separately; you can come on different days. Back to questions 21. After how many lessons can I move from one level to the next? We suggest to take 2 elementary lessons, 10 at the second level, and then, the teacher will tell you when to move to the next level, because it depends on your skills. Back to questions |
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