Welcome to The Piano Bar
The Piano Bar at Harrah's in Las Vegas offers a lively and entertaining atmosphere with dueling pianos and talented musicians performing every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night. Customers rave about the interactive experience of requesting songs and engaging with the performers. While the drink prices may be a bit high, the energetic ambiance and engaging performances make it a worthwhile visit. With the option for outdoor seating and garage parking, The Piano Bar is a great spot for a fun night out in Vegas. The highlight of the bar is the talented pianists who know every song by heart and keep the crowd singing along, creating a memorable experience for all visitors.
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3475 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV 89109 Hotline: (702) 369-5000
Introducing The Piano Bar, a lively and entertaining spot located at 3475 Las Vegas Blvd S in Las Vegas, NV. This casual yet classy piano bar is known for its dueling piano format, talented musicians, and energetic atmosphere. With features like live music, outdoor seating, and a full bar, The Piano Bar is perfect for groups looking to have a fun night out.
Customers rave about the engaging entertainment provided by the pianists who can play any song requested. The interactive element of requesting songs and tipping the musicians adds to the overall experience. While the drink prices may be on the higher side, the upbeat environment and talented performers make it worth it for many patrons.
Whether you're a fan of dueling pianos, live music, or just looking for a different kind of nightlife experience in Vegas, The Piano Bar at Harrah's is a must-visit. So, gather your friends, put on your casual attire, and get ready for a fun and memorable night at The Piano Bar.
The piano bar is located at the southernmost entrance of Harrah's right off the strip. Very open approachable space and the dueling piano format is entertaining and a real talent showcase. Interesting entertainment option for a bar in Vegas!
Love the Piano Bar at Harrahs. Always a good time. The piano players are so funny and talented. A welcome change from the club scene.
I love The Piano Bar. We've only been late night when there have been the dueling pianos. (We've walked by during Elvis' visit and it looks fun but we haven't gone in) In the few times we have gone we've seen the twins, one twin with another lady, the non twin lady with two different guys. They all have great energy. It can be hard to find a place to sit. Tables aren't cleaned off that quickly. The staff, usually seems to be just one waitress who is running around like crazy. Think they need more staff. The first time we went, there was no menu at our spot. I did go look at a sign on the wall with their buffet cocktails, which were pricy but average for Vegas I guess. We ordered drinks. My husband had a few beers but I was only able to have one more drink that day so switched to diet cola. I really wish I would have known that they don't do free refills on their sodas. 3 sodas was over $20!!!! Aside from the drink prices, the atmosphere is so fun. You request songs on a slip of paper and take them up to one of the pianos with some cash. Seems like people start off giving $10 but then it usually evens out to about $20 per song request. I did hear one time while walking by someone gave $70 for a song. I'm sure the musicians get tired of some of the same songs being requested night after night but they don't let it show. They are all great at what they do.
Pretty nifty bar. The live music was great here. I was here a few days ago with some work colleagues and we all enjoyed ourselves and had some good drinks. Drinks were a little pricey but I guess that's Vegas. Would recommend.
I LOVE the Piano Bar. It's just a really upbeat and fun environment that draws everyone in. I've watched both The Twins and the duo that plays saxophone perform here and both are incredible! They're so good at engaging the audience and drawing in a lively crowd. I'd definitely suggest stopping by on your Vegas vacation!
Pros: The pianists know every song they're asked to play by heart. In addition, the songs are usually upbeat songs and everyone sings along. My husband and I had so much fun! We ordered two drinks for $20, which is reasonable in Vegas. If you're looking for a good time in Vegas, this is it! Cons: If you don't like smoke, don't come in the bar. Overall score: A+
This bar has been here for years. Only recently became the Piano Bar. This is where we came to see Big Elvis perform. Big Elvis has been an institution in this bar for years. He's actually pretty good. Sounds a good deal like Elvis. The bar itself .. well!! I ordered a Tanquerey Gin and Tonic. Pretty sure I got a glass of Tonic for $20 .. so stick to bottled beers and wine. I ended up tossing the drink at the end of the show. These photos are from our last visit 4 years ago.
Review is for the experience only as I did not have any drinks. I found this bar walking down the strip. It was packed and overflowing into the casino on a Saturday night. I really enjoy dueling pianos. I took off one star as they were using keyboards, and not a real pianos. I think its more impressive with a traditional piano. Still a good time. Would come back.
Whenever we are in Sin City we always stop by the Piano Bar at Harrah's. We have been here for the dueling piano show and it was a lot of fun. Audience participation is key and there is a video of yours truly on the piano singing like a drunken crow. But the show to see is in the afternoon, Big Elvis. Pete Valle has been performing his Elvis act since 97. Pete cranks out all the hits, there are sing-alongs, and Elvis stories galore. There is a "whole lot of shaking going on". Post-show Pete will gladly take photos and spend some time chatting you up. So, take a break from the tables and spend some time with Big Elvis it's a lot of fun!