We met some friends from out of town who wanted to see the dueling pianos. We had reservations for 4 , now this is a plus but you still have to get there before 8 and wait in line to make sure you get seats. Otherwise your reservation gets you in but standing room only until seats open up. Depends on what your plans are whether you need seats. If you want to dance and go wild you may not need seats but it's nice to be able to relax in between. The service was great and the show was outstanding. Really a good time and will definitely return.
This gets a 5 star for the entertainment (plus the beer was well priced -
Bonus). We went for the piano bar show and it was soooo fun! The performers were funny, engaging and entirely talented. They take requests and some songs you could tell they didn’t know but just read of the sheet music and it sounded great. This was the highlight of our trip!
We had an absolute blast! Music and atmosphere was perfect! Can't wait to come back!
Great atmosphere but really surprised that they were charging a cover just to enter before any purchases. $10 to get in or $30 for a table!!! IMHO go to Harrah's where they also have a duelling pianos show with no entry fee.
Funnest night of my life! Reservations get you a seat on the right side and walk-ins get the standing area on the left.
The pianists were a blast and the vibe was amazing. So many bdays to celebrate and we definitely made new friends! Will definitely be back :)
We attend a number of piano bars and my feeling was this was good but not great in relation to some of our favs. It was $15 cover to stand, $25 to sit per person, not sure that it was worth that. Piano players were solid and it was fun, got rowdy as you would expect in Vegas. We had great service and did not eat any food. I would classify this as fun but not top shelf piano bar.
2 options here to get in, $20 standing at the bar or $30 for a table and chairs but the bargain is the talent of the duelling pianists. Write your song requests down with a bid and you're good to go.
A true place where everyone is involved and just having fun.
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Not far from the front entrance of New York New York. I believe the closest free parking is the Tropicana. Not a big place but can hold a crowd. My friend came early (7pm) on a Fri and she didn't have to pay a cover for the standing area and they had a drink happy hour going. I showed up around 8, the pianists were starting, there was a line to wait in, and happy hour was over, but didn't pay a cover since I have a local ID. The sitting side requires a reservation from what I could tell. It gets crowded fast, come early for a good standing spot or you might only get to hear instead of see, which is OK but it's fun to see the table side also singing and dancing along. It's very loud in there my friend and I had to yell to talk.
Basically people fill out a song request card and include a bill for the tip. Obviously the bigger bills get the attention of the pianists. They played a few different genres which was impressive. Everyone was there to have fun and the vibe was great. Our bartender was also awesome. I would recommend going and experiencing it. Drink, be merry, sing and dance along, and tip the pianists before you leave.
This bar is amazing had a great time listening to comedian last night.The bar has a ton of liquor and a ton on tap. Also had an amazing chili cheese dog from the Times Square Hot Dogs right next door.
Good fun. Dueling piano was pretty basic, VERY loud. I think they try to be so loud that the people entering the casino doors hear it. Older crowd - guessing the average age was around 45 - 50.
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