sing sing dueling piano bar

Good music, but the jokes were a little offensive. It seemed to be increasing with each visit. Not sure it's my taste. More a 30 and under crowd.

I am a HUGE fan of piano bars and have been to my share of them. I was not overly impressed with this bunch. We went relatively late on Valentine's Day and were able to find seats at the bar. $7 cover was worth it, we thought. My Long Island iced teas were tolerable, nothing great, but this bar ONLY serves micro-brews and Miller Lite. The bartender was just as tolerable as the teas and not very friendly. The first two performers were 110% better than the second two and they all did a pretty good job of playing to the crowd they had which included a birthday and a bunch of couples (it WAS Valentine's Day). We enjoyed our time, sang along to a few songs, but didn't stay too long...it just didn't have the atmosphere some of these bars tend to have. I expected more.

I love Sing Sing, and always make a point to come here when at the Waterfront. It's fun, raunchy, and always pretty crowded. 2 negatives - 1, at my last visit they oversold themselves and the standing room only was a bit ridiculous. There were no seats open at tables or the bar, so my group of 3 stood right below the steps and a moody waitress kept huffing and puffing that she couldn't get through. The manager said we were okay to stand where we were because she had enough room but the girl still called another guy over (a bouncer?) who tried to make us move until the previous guy came over. We paid a cover and each had several drinks, so I was not happy about our treatment. 2, when it's really crowded the piano players get VERY choosy over what they will play. They literally were not playing songs for less than $20 each - come on! And even when you pay a lot it seems if it wasn't written in the 1980s they will ignore it anyway...Still, a good time, and within walking distance of a ton of other places.

Our first time together at Sing Sing. The initial two piano players were the funniest. The 2nd two were ok. Spent too much time bartering customers over college fight songs and playing so/so songs. But overall it was a good time! Drinks were weak. Tons of bachelorette parties going on (we went on a Saturday). There had to have been at least 10 different bachelorette parties that night. It wasn't jam packed while we were there. Comfortable. All four of us easily found seats. We would go back!

This establishment is part restaurant, part bar, part entertainment, part comedy club and part karaoke/sing along. The place holds about 100 to 125 people. Cover charge on a Saturday was $7 bucks, no drink minimum. We didn't order any food, but the menu included appetizers, burgers, sides and desserts. We saw quite a few people eating. The show is musical, interactive and hilarious. 2 piano players face each other, play requests, combine comedy with the songs and have the audience sing with them. You can request a song be played for a couple bucks. People are brought up on stage for birthdays, anniversaries, etc. The entertainers are hilarious albeit dirty but it's a show for adults. About an hour into the show, 2 different musicians took over and then the 4 musicians rotated throughout the night. Show starts at 8, bar closes at 2, stay as long as you like. Drinks were reasonably priced , $5 bucks for a beer, mixed drinks start at $7. Reservations are necessary if you want a seat. We will definitely go back next time we are in Pittsburgh!!!