I want to start by shouting out Jennifer Pace, Dan Daily, Franca, and the door staff--they've always been warm and welcoming. I've been coming to Marie's Crisis since I moved to New York nine years ago. It's been a safe haven for me--a place where I could sing show tunes and feel part of the musical theater community, something I didn't have growing up as a Black kid in Texas. That's why this place means so much to me. Lately, though, I've noticed a shift. Marie's should be a space where anyone--regardless of how deep their musical theater knowledge is--feels welcome. Instead, there's often an unspoken elitism from some regulars and even certain pianists. I've experienced side-eyes, dismissive attitudes, and even had song requests ignored despite tipping, simply because they didn't fit someone's personal taste. That kind of behavior can make people feel like outsiders in a place that's supposed to be inclusive. One moment that stuck with me: a visiting friend of mine, new to musical theater, tried to request a well-known Disney song. The reaction he got was discouraging, and I had to step in to advocate for him. Not everyone feels comfortable doing that--and they shouldn't have to. There was also an instance where a patron told my friend to be quiet instead of letting staff handle it. That kind of policing contributes to an unwelcoming atmosphere, especially when it's directed at people who are already being perceived as "outsiders." I'll keep coming back because Marie's Crisis matters to me and to the community. But if it's going to brand itself as an inclusive space, that inclusivity needs to be felt by everyone--across backgrounds, experience levels, and identities. A little more awareness and consistency from both staff and patrons would go a long way. read more

Many show-tune filled memories here! I think if you're a past or present theater kid you should experience this place at least once. Years ago this type of place was all we had. There were no musical raves or dj sets like there are today and there's nothing like singing along to a piano compared to a track. It can get fairly packed here on the weekends, but I usually have more fun those nights. The best times are when the pianist flows with the crowd and mixes up the music or shows being played. The vibe and experience has A Lot to do with who is playing or singing for the night. Is this the most upkept or stylish or clean place absolutely not but it's part of the charm. I've had great service here and I've had abysmal service here, really depends on the night. The only real downfall is the quality and size of the drinks. Everything is watered down, lack in any flavor, and are given in the smallest glasses I've ever seen at a dive-esc bar. So disappointing considering the drink minimum. I'd recommend drinking somewhere else and then coming here and ordering your minimum because at that point you may not mind but don't start your drinking here. *This is a cash only place* read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

It was a great last minute stop in to Marie's Crisis Café. A couple weeks ago I got a chance to do a quick weekend in New York. In Greenwich to be specific. That Friday night I was heading over to a jazz club I was looking forward to seeing a show at. As I walked in was swooshed right back out the door by an employee. They were closing earl for some reason. But Marie's was next door and I had heard they had a pretty fun Piano bar vibe. down some stairs and then right into the place I went. I made it to the back bar and got a drink that was vey affordable within a few minutes, The service was very quick. Nice guy too. It was a happy room, in part due to the festive vibes coming from the piano. The guy playing the tunes was very good. He was taking requests from everyone and lots of group seeing came along with that I like some broadways tunes, especially when done well, so I thought it was a great time. I came to the area for the jazz, but I was happy to find this fun-time piano bar instead. read more

This is more of a 4 star place, but I'm giving it a 5 because EVERYONE who loves show tunes or broadway musicals should go here. In all my travels, I've never seen another bar like it. There are plenty of musical themed bars or piano bars, but none where actual performers from the shows may show up or where so many people know sich obscure songs. This bar has been around for at least 20+ years because I used to go when I lived in NYC when I was young. Anyways, someone plays the piano and everyone sings. They are rather militant at the bar, so that brings the rating down from a five. But, everyone should go here, if even only once. I am not surprised if many in the city are regulars. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Always a fun stop on our yearly trips. - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

This was my first crisis and most likely my last. I was excited to visit Marie's Crisis. I was with some seasoned Crisis fans so I knew the rules and what I was getting myself into. Even with that said, it still wasn't the best time had by me. When we first entered the side eyes that were given were INTENSE. It's all good, I don't mind a good side eye every now and then, but they lingered on us for hours to come. It felt like I entered someone's private house and was interrupting their vibe. My group of four found a table in the corner and we were able to sit and chill. The bar is a very cool space. I loved the small divey-ness of it, and the rainbow lights on the ceiling were fantastic. We got there around 7 so for the first two hours we went up to the bar and ordered our own drinks. I liked this style the best. The bartender was very nice and was VERY heavy on the pours. Even for that small little glass. At around 9 our waitress came over and introduced herself to us. She was very lovely as well and got us our third round of drinks for the evening. The drinks are not too expensive, but like mentioned before, you are expected to tip generously. Staff will come by multiple times with a fishbowl filled with money to tip the piano player, staff, etc. Even if you put money in it once, you are expected to continue to do so each time. Bring singles, and pop those in every once in awhile, otherwise this night gets SUPER pricey. The Broadway show tunes were fun. And so were the sing-a-longs. Even though some patrons were getting overly intense when it came to the singing. The regulars definitely feel like they own the place. I didn't know many of the songs, but it was still fun to hear the live music and the talented singing of staff. read more

Good strong cheap drinks and fun vibes. But the piano player takes frequent breaks to demand people tip her more. The requests for tips was over bearing and i wish the piano player had a microphone. A lot of songs from non mainstream musicals read more

I'm surprised by the low ratings cause I love this place! But I think it's cause people come here with the wrong expectations/don't understand the history of this place. Marie's Crisis Cafe is a safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community. Do not come here treating it like a tourist attraction or a place to get blasted. And if you're complaining about the 2 drink minimum, then you either are not a local or don't support small businesses. The fact that there isn't a cover is already a perk in west village. Plus drinks are very cheap ($7~ cocktails) for nyc pricing. Rules: - There is a mandatory large coat and large bag check - Mandatory 2 drink minimum - Do not record videos unless you have permission to - You can request a song but make sure to tip read more

Oh Marie's. I've been coming here for 10 years and while sometimes we can be changed for good.. that's not really the case with Marie's. First the line experience now takes longer than it ever has. Whenever Brooke specifically is running the line you can expect to wait for at least an hour regardless of the time of night. She doesn't pay attention to the flow of people out or when she does, she lets her friends in versus the folks in line. The song selections and general vibe of the singing have also deteriorated. Pop musical theatre and hyper niche "musicals" like the Buffy the Vampire Slayer musical episode are what I've heard lately. When the latter happens it feels like the pianist is just playing to whatever friends they have there who want to hear themselves sing. Don't get me wrong I love a niche musical. I just don't know when niche stopped meaning the apple tree, three penny opera, or even title of show and started meaning a musical episode of television. Finally, I've been reading about judgement that's been flying around. I hadn't experienced it until the other night when one of the other hosts shamed my friend when he over heard her say popular was the only song in wicked she knew. What was the point of making my friend who came with the best intentions, participated in and contributed to the joy of the night feel bad in that instant? I love Marie's and I will keep coming because there is no place like it- but I will keep hoping that (good) change does come soon. read more

This is an awesome little piano bar that is great for a cold beer or simple spirits and listen or sing along to some great musical theater songs. They have the best attitude, quick service, and amazing live music read more

"I got 36 expressions! Sweet as pie to tough as leather, and that's six expressions more than all them Barrymores put together..." OK, I didn't make a request for "I'm the Greatest Star" - but I was ready to be a bagel on a plateful of onion rolls if called upon. And frankly, if you didn't know this song was from "Funny Girl", you're in the wrong bar. However, if you know Sondheim's songbook by heart, you need to come to this subterranean watering hole at 5:30PM when the piano bar sing-along starts with show tunes performed by request. There was a bachelorette party of baritone-voiced Jersey girls who left when they realized what the bar was about. They were quickly followed out the door by a trio of horny dudes who were looking to get lucky but realized they didn't want to be mistaken for gay. The rest of the growing crowd was here for the long run as we lit into "Cabaret" and "Do Re Mi" with spirit if not talent. It helped that Jamie W. and I had a couple of $10 Makers Mark & Gingers and Dirty Martinis. It's a small space, and lots of Broadway queens bring their own lyric sheets as they gather around the garrulous woman playing the piano and leading the verses. Don't let that intimidate you as everyone is welcome. Just remember... "Who is the pip with pizzazz? Who is all ginger and jazz? Who is as glamourous as?Who's an American beauty rose? With an American beauty nose and ten American beauty toes?" It's YOU...after a couple of stiff drinks. DRINKS - 4 stars...full throttle, inhibitions gone AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars ...it's a "Boys in the Band"-era type of dive SERVICE - 4 stars...the bartender has seen it all TOTAL - 4 stars...practice your showstopper so you can bask in the applause RELATED - Thirsty in Manhattan? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2YS9ELs read more

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Ok... I fell in love with this place! I wish we had something like it in MN! For those of you who haven't seen it.. it's a community karaoke piano bar and it's amazing and divey. The songs they play are all musicals, so study up if you plan to go. You can request the ones you want with a tip to the talented piano player. Make sure to not video in there unless you get the persons consent. This is a big no no. I don't believe they have food, just drinks. The bartender was quick and attentive despite running the ship solo. Oh yeah and it's cash only! Bring your paper money here! **Do Not go here to talk louder than the piano and the singers... there are other bars! Yes, I had two gals in front of me doing this. #rude Overall, I'm excited to go back on my next trip to NYC. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

This is such an amazing place. On a Sunday night, it was packed with people singing their hearts out to every show tune you could think of. The pianist did a great job of alternating between songs from more obscure shows (that made the requester's night) to crowd pleasers that got the entire bar singing along! The lights and antique wood paneling inside made the space feel so cozy, and the drinks were strong and reasonably priced to boot. Since I had such a positive experience on a rainy Sunday, I can only imagine how amazing this place must be on a Friday or Saturday!! I will absolutely be back! read more

Skip this one. There are much better piano bars in NYC. Checking your coat is mandatory. Don't lose your ticket because there is no way to retrieve your coat. Told to come back the next day. Who has ever heard of such a bad policy. It's awful customer service. Don't put your drink on the bar, they will throw it out, even if you only had two sips of the drink. It's cash only. The songs are average. Won't be returning read more

Came here with family from out of town over Thanksgiving weekend and it was such a blast. Grabbed seats at the bar and enjoyed singing along (or trying to) some fun numbers. There were some truly amazing voices in the crowd and the overall vibe was welcoming and warm. Never have I ever sang "These are a few of my favorite things in public before." Hopefully this won't be the last. read more

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Date of Visit: Thursday, May 23, 2025 As a queer person, I came to Marie's Crisis expecting what it claims to be: a safe, loving, and inclusive space for the LGBTQ+ community. What I experienced was the complete opposite. This was, without a doubt, the worst night out I've had in a long time. My friends and I were excited to sing along to the songs we knew, to soak in the energy, and enjoy the shared joy that queer spaces are supposed to be built on. Instead, we were met with hostility, judgment, and outright disrespect. Apparently, if you don't know every word to every obscure show tune, you're seen as unworthy of being there. There was no room for joy or discovery -- only elitism. One of the performers (the one with the clip in their hair) was particularly vile. Not only were they snobby and dismissive, but they took it upon themselves to publicly humiliate us by singing "There's the door" and aggressively telling us to "get the f*** out." All because we weren't singing along to every song? Seriously? What should have been a fun, affirming night in a historic queer bar turned into a gross, hostile experience that felt more like being bullied in high school than embraced in a queer community. If this place is going to treat queer folks this way, it shouldn't pretend to be a safe space for all. It has clearly lost its way. I left feeling hurt, unwelcome, and embarrassed -- and that's something no one should feel in a space meant for celebration and connection. Marie's Crisis may have a long history, but if this is what it's become, it's nothing to be proud of. Shame on them. read more

I was really excited to finally check this out on my most recent trip of NYC - a piano bar for theatre lovers, count me in... Not. I came with another friend and we immediately felt unwelcome. Everyone stared at us when we first walked in before completely ignoring us. We were also offput by the 2 drink minimum. Someone captured exactlly how my friend and I felt walking in: "It felt like I entered someone's private house and was interrupting their vibe." We felt so out of place that we only stayed for 10-15 minutes. I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that maybe it was an off-night and give it another go in the future but I can't be certain. Overall, really disappointed with the experience. read more

This dive bar not known for good service, but known for its live piano music of show tunes. Get ready to sing your heart out! Wish the drinks were better and they took credit cards and they had food, though. Love the vibe--divey but homey and warm. The clientele seems to swing older--I was surprised by the Broadway show tunes people chose to be played, I hadn't heard of many of them! read more

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This is a place you just have to go if you love belting out Broadway music! The bouncer did a good job making sure it didn't feel too packed. Yes, it can be excruciating to wait outside, but you'll realize once you're inside that it was worth the wait and that you appreciate the space. Two drink minimum but no cover. Drinks include juice and seltzer. Mandatory coat check for $1/item during the winter. Again, you'll be thankful to have the extra space! The crowd is great, and the music is epic. You can tell there are some real regulars here. Come as you are! read more

It might be fun if they didn't allow "solos" and everyone just sang together for each song. But they allow people to request to sing a solo song, where everyone in the bar has to be completely silent or else people will snap at you if you even whisper something to your friend during someone's long obnoxious solo number.. (narcissists). if you're a paying customer in a bar, you should be able to converse with your guests the entire time. They're also super aggressive about being quiet during their "announcements" which are just long demands for tips every 5 minutes. Also the bartender Joe, is very rude/standoffish. He didn't have the ingredients to make the drink I ordered and instead of just saying that, he told me I'm "at the wrong bar." Nasty. Just found the whole experience each time I went to be extremely negative from both the guests and the employees. read more

I think this is the kind of place you either love or hate, and we wanted to love it but hated it. I came here with a group of theater nerds. We love showtimes and were excited to sing along, and there were moments that were fun. I'm also giving this experience 2 stars instead of 1 because they had a pianist who was genuinely very talented. That said, I cannot express how rude the staff was here; probably one of the rudest customer service experiences we've ever had. I have no issue with a drink minimum, but if the waitress sees your cup is less than half full, she will demand you order another drink immediately (watered-down, overpriced drinks at that). The place is run down and overcrowded, and they only take cash, which does not make transactions go quickly. They want you to order more, but the bartender could not move slower. You're also then expected to tip everyone you interact with generously, multiple times throughout the night; if you don't, you will be told to leave. This place can get expensive very quickly. Honestly, you can have a lot more fun for a lot less money having your own singalong in your apartment with your favorite bottle of wine. read more

I had the pleasure of experiencing this venue for the first time recently. It seemed like there were way too many guidelines to follow in order to fully enjoy the visit. Personally, I didn't find it as enjoyable due to the constant attention from the staff ensuring that you purchase drinks (as their policy requires a minimum of two drinks) unless you prefer to pay a cover charge. It does seem a bit extreme, especially for those who don't drink. The venue itself is rather cozy, and I would suggest it to fellow Broadway enthusiasts, as the majority of the songs performed are from Broadway shows. One positive aspect is the communal singing, although it can be a bit restrictive with others prompting when to join in. Ugh, anyways - not a good first experience. P.S - the bar is CASH ONLY. read more

It's never a bad idea to treat yourself to live music + drinks on a Friday night, especially when the music is focused on show tunes. I came here at 6 pm in Jan and was pleasantly surprised by how empty it was. The bar was cash only and the bartender made some nice suggestions on drinks to order. The drinks were small but mighty. Everything about the atmosphere was fun, from the way the staff interacted with each other, to the audience engagement. This place definitely feels well loved and cozy. I thought I knew a good list of show tunes but my experience here gave me a few more songs to learn. There were other people who had to pull up the lyrics on their phones too to follow along. Make sure to go early if you want to get some seats and bring cash for the bar and for tips. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Bar - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

I loved this quirky, small, energetic and amazing bar. We stopped by after dinner and loved every second. You must experience this place if you love piano bars, karaoke or showtunes. The prices of drinks were great, too. We loved this place! read more

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- $9 drinks - good music and really good singers - gets incredibly packed as everybody gathers around the piano - got a "divey" theatre feel to it - venue is small, so line can get quite busy even on a normal weekday Overall, this place is NYC at it's finest. Generous pours, great broadway music, strong NYC vibes, and in basement. What an experience. read more

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It's been 12 years since I wrote my first review of Marie's, and that was five years after I had first stepped foot in the bar. I feel old. Regardless, most of what I said in my original review still stands. This is still my favorite place in NYC, and it's a rare week that you don't find me in here during a happy hour shift, belting my heart out (preferably to an older flop musical.) One of the things that has changed post-pandemic is that happy hour drinks are now $5, and happy hour only lasts from 5PM-7PM. A tragedy, but I'm going to focus on how drink prices didn't go up in the fifteen years before COVID. Sadly, several of the staff members from 2011 have either passed away or are no longer working there. As my friend once said, "Anyone who experiences Marie's without being insulted by Jim Allen hasn't REALLY experienced Marie's." But many of the pianists are still there, and the new ones are often just as great as the people they replaced (even if those people are irreplaceable.) It's funny to me that there are still so many negative reviews. The staff being snarky is part of the experience, it's not personal. Just sing the showtunes, don't talk at the piano, don't yell at the pianist, buy drinks, and don't take videos. You'll have a great time. read more

This is the Theater Kid bar. Love show tunes, fun MCs, they take requests... This is the place to be

A small, popular piano bar that caters to the broadway crowd. It can be incredible fun, depending on who is playing piano and the crowd. Unfortunately, the millennial set, who for some unknown reason, sometimes descend on the bar and kill the vibe by loudly talking over the singing about their lame brunch plans. Cash only (boo!). read more

My friends and I drunkenly stumbled into this bar like 3 years ago. The atmosphere initially was ok. We ordered 1 round of shots and ended up leaving almost immediately because we were given dirty looks for talking while someone was singing.. I thought we might have been actually being obnoxious so I didn't pay it any mind. BUT we came here last night and had the most horrendous experience. One of the staff was singing a solo and would stop mid song to shush anyone that say along. She would also put her hand in there face to tell them to stop talking. A girl then tried to put tip in the tip jar and the staff member practically threw the tip back at her saying they didn't want it cause it was crumpled.. after her mediocre solo she went on a tangent about how people need to be quiet when others are singing and that patrons need to tip. Felt like we were in a bizarre social experiment. Stayed for 20 mins and left. Terrible business and horrible staff. read more

A very fun, gay piano bar. If you're into Broadway showtunes, this is the spot for you. Came on a Friday night and it was packed. Fun vibes, talented pianist, and awesome music. Definitely need to come with musical-knowledgeable people tho - it's a very specific vibe. If you can't sing along or have friends into Broadway, it's less fun. They do kind of harass you for tips. Cash only. $7-9 drinks, $1 coat check, no cover. There are a few bar seats but no seating otherwise. Lines can be long since the space isn't huge. Not date friendly and don't bank on any steamy romance. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - two women sitting at a piano - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Cash only. They have a machine upstairs which charges a bit for the transaction - fair enough. We ordered plain drinks- $10 each in small tall skinny glasses, strong enough but nothing to write home about. (see other posts for size) We didn't eat anything, not sure they have food. We totally enjoyed singing before and after the comedy show we went to at 10 and this is why we came to Marie's. Felt safe on a Sunday evening. If you don't want to sing or listen - try another place. The service was fast - it was Sunday night easily found a place to put our coats and get up by the piano. The pianist was really good and the crowd was super friendly and fun. That is what counted the most for us. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Piano area with our little drinks. - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Usually a fun night out - but the barman was an absolute pr*ck. He rudely told me to pay for drinks before giving them to my friends, and then told me - very loudly - tip wasn't included. Well, my friends- neither was the friendly service. So you can siiiiiing for your tip. read more

We have been coming here for 20 years. It is always on our calendar when in NY. It's the one place we won't miss. We are a very straight married couple who have always felt welcomed. If you go here and want a tourist trap or a large NYU crowd go someplace else. If you want authentic NY and Village fun then you should come. It is one of my favorite places in the world to hang our with amazing people that want to have fun and respect each other. Also you might see some really talented people. read more

This place should be fun, but for whatever reason, the staff is laughably rude and splenetic; there's an unsettling, hostile atmosphere about the whole place, even when you're quietly listening and sipping your seltzer in corner-- it's not just because people are singing and trying to sound good. Marie must be the collective name for everyone who works here--including the talented pianists--and, over the decades I've (sporadically) come here, I've learnt that her crisis is ugly, mean, and hostile. Stay home and sing out from there, Louise. read more

So the bar had a great vibe initially. The staff was attentive and nice. However, it became apparent very quickly this place is extremely cliquey. The singer this night was performing a number. She was solo and the whole bar was listening. She was fantastic. Beautiful voice. I got a notification on my phone and I turned down to read it. Unbeknownst to me the entire bar had stopped staring at her and started staring at me because she had started singling me out with a stare down. I was not giving her my undivided attention and she used her power to single me out and publicly shame me. I find it rather rich that the gay community would weaponize marginalizing someone and publicly shaming them. Considering the history we have of being attacked it is hypocritical and disgusting to do the same. I made a mistake; I agihld not have been on my phone. But for a prominent member of the queer community to weaponize her power to marginalize someone into leaving the bar? Absolutely disgusting and I am appalled at that behavior. read more

This place is a joke. A bunch of vapid and elitist "singers" that exemplify what is wrong with the Broadway crowd. These sub-par chorus actors will make you feel bad for being there because you are not a regular. This gatekeeping bullshit is ridiculous. The whole time I was there.... I was just like "oh hunny, you may be able to carry a tune, but you're still a nobody." Marie's Crisis encourages this elitist behavior to make sure that their drunk, unsuccessful, unhappy musical theater rejects come back day in and day out. It's called stroking their egos. And it's working. Failure leads to drinking and drinking leads to profit. I came in the bar a huge musical theater fan... but I came out questioning if I even want to like it. What a shame a place can do this to something I've loved since a child. read more

We're HUGE "Annie" fans. Yelp wants me to write at least 85 characters before I can post a review. I don't want to say anything more about this place because it's already too popular, so I'll just say the drinks are not good and this place is cash only. read more

Marie's Crisis is a gay bar, but it's also all about the music, so don't be shy if you're a straight guy looking for a good time. All my friend and I wanted was fun vibes; once we heard Marie's Crisis from the street, we followed the music and discovered this peculiar dive bar: a little dungeon filled with a serious crowd all singing show tunes together! Fierce! If you're at all fanatical about musical theater or want to explore a fun, sassy piano bar in the city, this is the place for you. No flash photography or video recording, so sing your lungs out - you won't have a choice. Bring cash for tips and drinks, wear comfortable shoes, and be prepared for how ridiculously crowded it gets in here. read more

Marie's Crisis Cafe - Piano Bars Near Me - New York, New York

It is my must go place when I'm in NYC! Such a fun way to spend a few hoursJust go early enough so you don't have to wait in line.. 7-8 pm

Some of these negative reviews are laughable. You gotta play by the rules at Marie's in NYC or you're gunna have a bad time: 1. They have legit three people on staff, you won't be catered to. Just make the 10 foot trip to the bar and be patient. 2. HAVE CASH and don't get mad when they enforce their policy. It's very simple there are ATMS and banking centers within a 1 block radius. 3. The staff performing is seen as something to be honored so treat it as such. Smile and tip- don't judge. 4. Don't talk over any soloists- should go without saying. 5. No video recording without express permission. 6. If you want a specific song to be played-Make sure the pianist SEES you putting a big bill in the bowl. Otherwise be prepared to wait. Failing that, just go with the flow, sing if you want to, and be respectful of a very cramped place when you're not singing. This bar is an absolute balm in my most troubling times. I've brought friends and family here for years. Shitty attitudes will be met with shitty attitudes. So fix your face and let some music out instead! read more

If you're looking for a sign on whether or not to stop here: SKIP! This place had the most disrespectful staff and intimidating/unfriendly atmosphere i've been to in quite some time. Was recommended this place by a friend who frequents it regularly with the tip (they are theater people and can be abrasive). Figure it would b a perfect fit since i've had a love of musical theater since childhood! WRONG. Staff refused to look me in the eyes and would rather talk to other patron than mention what types of drinks they have. The bartenders seemed narcissistically obsessed with the few patrons that crowded around the bar eating up their every word as if they were Beyoncé. Didn't even stick around long enough to get a drink. Overpriced, run down cheap atmosphere, and the nastiest talentless hacks who found a venue off broadway that would actually appreciate their musical prowess, too bad it's not an acting role and they're supposed to be selling drinks, not pretending to be the main character. read more