Bar at Times Square

This place deserves 5 stars for its entertainment value and reasonably priced beer. The piano bar show was incredibly enjoyable. The performers were humorous, charming, and extremely skilled. They took requests from the audience, and even if they didn't know the songs, they were able to read the sheet music and perform them beautifully. This experience was definitely the highlight of our trip.

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.

Had a blast watching the fantastic duelling piano show at Bar at Times Square in Vegas. A $10 cover charge gets you in, and it's easy to see from the general admission side. The bar service is quick. Next time, I'll reserve a seat on the seated side for an even better experience. Overall, it was a fun night with great music.

This place is fantastic! As a bar enthusiast, I must say that this place impressed me. Making a reservation for a table at 8:00 is a good idea since that's when they open. There is a $20 cover charge, but the drinks range from $10-17 each. They also offer some food options, or you can bring in outside food. The server provided great service and the dueling pianos show is highly recommended.

Great place, always jumping! Piano players are master entertainers. They know exactly how to keep the crowd happy. Down side? It's expensive. Just bear in mind your paying for top notch entertainment, not just the drinks when you're handing your dollars over the bar.

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 :)

The two male performers were extremely rude. If you want to come here to enjoy the music and ambiance, without singing along, the performers will chastise you and single you out in front of the entire bar. I paid the cover charge, and made a donation with a song request. One of the performers trash talked it, but played it anyway and everyone loved it. Then when I didn’t sing along for a different song, I was singled out over the microphone and made to feel like I didn’t belong. Then the other guy shined a flashlight in my face and told me he’d remove it once I started singing. He then said under his breath “Why are you even here?”. Finally when the song was over he asked a snarky question over the microphone asking if I was having a good time. I said “yeah this is great!” (I genuinely was enjoying the music). He saw me take a drink of water and said I should add some alcohol to it and have a better time. Not everyone drinks, and people have their private reasons for it. I left shortly after. I wouldn’t recommend this place unless you over tip them, hand in a song request every second, sing along at the top of your lungs, and drink copious amounts of alcohol. I won’t be back.

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.

Awful and way too loud even if drinking. I can’t believe this place has good reviews! 30 cover per person, $60 for 2 drinks and we shared a hamburger and fries (that comes in a to go box) so $120 and I couldn’t wait to pay and leave, unless u we’re giving a $50 bill with your request they wouldn’t even acknowledge it then kept saying the crowd was not drinking or participating. Waste of a birthday dinner/time. Def willing to give money to play songs and tip for good performance but it was just awful… maybe others were drinking enough before hand it seemed fun but our $40 drink did not have enough alcohol to make us wanna endure staying. Def an older crowd - loud and lame! Doormen are awful, waitress was nice only positive! Totally overrated place!

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.

Good fun. The dueling pianos were pretty nothing spectacular, and VERY loud. I think they try to be so loud that the people entering the casino doors hear it. The older crowd - guessing the average age was around 45-50 - seemed to really enjoy themselves.

There was this lady singing. Not great. All political, and nobody was loving it. But the guy piano player saved it! Really talented and didn't scream while singing.

This is a great place thanks to the talented piano players! They make sure everyone has a great time. I don’t really think management knows what talent they actually have working there. However…only 3 stars because they stopped the guitar! Why I have no idea but a huge mistake in my opinion!

Always a great time. Everyone here is friendly and the drinks are really strong.