Tango Pastry

Do not trust the negative reviews! This is a café made by Argentinians for Argentinians! The pastries are a slice of home and the owner is very friendly. If you're not used to it, go in with an open mind. Get a medialuna (Argentinian croissant) with a nice cup of coffee or tea and that'll get you started--open up to the new flavors and combinations, it'll change your life.I was so impressed that I bought a dozen pastries for my parents and they told me they were fantastic. Then, the day after, we all went together to have breakfast. We need more places like this and I am very excited to return as a generous patron!

I had this place bookmarked for a while and finally stopped in. I was surprised to see what a low rating it had when I checked in because at the time that I bookmarked it it was four stars and rated highly. Through some digging I learned that the ownership had recently changed. I wanted to give it a chance anyways because the desserts looked interesting online.There is a sign for retail parking in the garage to the left of Tango but the parking spots are all reserved for Sunrise Senior Center and Sunrise Senior Center Cafe. We ended up parking at the lot next door but realized that Tango IS the Senior Center Cafe. The interior is nicely decorated so I had visions of coming again in the future and bringing my laptop to sit and work. That will not be the case though because the food was just eh and very expensive. They have their menu posted on multiple screens and it was a Goldilocks situation to find the right one: the one on the door rotates too fast, the one by the register is too small and hard to read, so we relied on the menu on the TVs behind the register and they also had laminated menus on the tables. I was excited to try all the different things but everything was very pricey. Empanadas are $5 each, and not generously sized for the price. The beef empanada was pretty good but a little hollow inside. My prosciutto medialuna was good but $10 is a steep price for a croissant sandwich, and not even a Costco sized one! So a regular croissant with some prosciutto and mayonnaise for $10 really felt like a price gauge! It was painful to have left a full $5 coffee behind but my partner said his Americano was undrinkable: "overextracted and tastes like motor oil". The Alfajor cookie was $4!! It was soooo dry and crumbly I coughed out chalk dust. The total for everything was $26 for essentially a croissant, an empanada, a coffee, and a cookie. We will not be returning unfortunately. Come for the vibes but avoid the coffee at all costs. Food is hit or miss. Oh and don't believe all the 5 star ratings on Google because they make you post the review when you purchase even BEFORE you taste anything in order to get 10% off your order!

TERRIBLE. Came on a Saturday excited to try a new food spot in the area. It was before noon and they were already "out" of beef empanadas. How are you out Saturday before noon? It certainly wasn't busy enough to sell out. We ordered the chicken and a ricotta cheese pastry. The empanada was still cold inside. The pastry was so dry, one could choke. Avoid at all costs, this was such a disappointment.

I had a great experience trying this new coffee shop. The service was great. The setting was very cozy and warm. We didn't wait too long for our order. They were very patient with our questions and I really loved their recommendations because the pastries we ordered were delicious!I would definitely come back and try other pastries!

We were disappointed in Tango Pastry.  The location is convenient although the parking garage can be a little tight.  They have nice outside seating and fun inside seating and the service behind the counter was friendly.  That's the good news.  The bad news is that, seeing the name had the word pastry in it, we went there looking for dessert.  There wasn't much.  The display cases were small and strangely empty for lunch time.  It seems like they are trying to do a little of everything - empanadas, a couple of pastries, coffee, happy hour.  The digital signs out front seemed to cycle through a wide range of options, too quickly to really read through, but, once inside, there wasn't that much from which to choose as the empanada case was also pretty empty.  We decided to try the quince pastry and the dulce de leche pastry.  There was only the media luna and it looked pretty plain.  Once we ordered, there were only two of those, no more dulce de leche pastries and maybe two quince tarts - again - very, very low inventory.  We ate the pastries at home and found them to be pretty dry.  All in all, disappointing.  I don't think we will return even though the staff was nice.

A new Argentinian cafe has opened up in the neighborhood!!! We went on their grand opening day and came in around early afternoon and all of their pastries were already sold out. We were able to still get their empanadas though and they were delicious! Super flavorful, packed with your choice of protein (beef, chicken) or veggie (spinach). You can tell that these are handmade with love. I hope that there will be a variety of flavors and maybe a sauce for them in the future? Interior was really aesthetic. Service was super friendly! You can tell that they genuinely care about their customers. I wish we had the opportunity to try other pastry items. With time, hopefully they will be able to provide a wide variety of choices throughout the day. Will definitely have to return to give other food items a try. Come check them out!

Beware beverages past their best due dates. My kids were treated to this rancid chocolate milk which was multiple weeks past it's due date. The staff seemed nonchalant about it and didn't bother checking the rest of their beverages. The food looked very promising as did the lattes we ordered. But alas! They were barely average. The best part was the ambiance which was super clean and cozy, hence 2 stars and not 1. Will are go back there? Nope!

It's located in the new Sunrise home - really pretty building, we kinda wanted a tour of the facility.Latte with almond milk was pricey but good. Kids had pastries (yummy crust) and an empanada (nicely stuffed). Indoor and outdoor seating - check them out and support local.

When I first came into this Cafe I could just smell the amazing pastries I had to try some. I got this Custard Pastelra and it was amazing, the custard was so smooth and delicious. I Also got a spinach and cheese Empanada, ABSOLUTELY AMAZING goes so well with coffee. The customer service was Amazing and Mr.Charan was so Sweet and Very Cheerful. Im so glad to have come by and will definitely be here again!!!

Customer service was on the same level as the pastries...amazing!! We got the Factura Vigilante and Empanada Ham & cheese. The factura vigilante was sweet and flaky. The empanada was filled very well, full of flavor, crispy, soft, and came with a chimichurri dip. The ambiance was modern with an Argentinian spin.Would definitely recommend coming here again and again!