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Will the Oh-So-Ritzy Tango by Ala House Sweep Beijing Socialites Off Their Feet? | the Beijinger

Will the Oh-So-Ritzy Tango by Ala House Sweep Beijing Socialites Off Their Feet? | the Beijinger: There are bars with a throwback vibe in Beijing, and then there’s Tango by Ala House. Aside from the vintage wood grain, green marble, puffy leather chairs, bow-tied and vested servers, and jazz pouring from the speakers, even the tall slender font in its logo evokes a bygone age, mimicking the lettering of Leo DiCaprio's take on The Great Gatsby to a tee.


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