Georgetown Piano Bar

Ambiance is fun and lively.However, we went right when the place opened on a weekend and for some reason the drinks were super inconsistent. My friends and I ordered the same drinks but the sugar rim was sloppy and the drinks varied in volume, strength, and color throughout the night.Food is mediocre at best and may take a while. The "pizza" was on the thinnest crust ever, it resembled a tortilla. Fine to hold you over but don't expect anything crazy.Also, don't know how they choose songs but we paid and never got ours chosen and was overlooked completely. Maybe you just have to pay more $$$ each time but that just seems tailored to those who can drop more money?

The artists tried their best but they played only based on requests and tips. It felt they just dragged it on and took the energy out of the room. Would recommend they play more songs to bring the vibes back and get people to sing along. Expected better from a dueling piano bar.

Stopped by this bar on a Friday evening. While it was busy, it was not over crowded. Live music at night and nice staff.

The singing was okay and the employees were nice but, the drinks were a bit high for how mediocre they were.

Came here for drinks after a dinner date. Sat close to the entrance at the bar. Our bartender was busy but got to us fairly quickly and made sure we were good throughout the night. Got a little loud for myself with the live music and crowd but definitely not a problem given it was a Friday evening.

Came in before dueling pianos. We love live music and was super excited to listen along while sipping on something fancy. But NOPE. It was to d*** loud to hear the piano! All we COULD hear was the shattering squeals of college students screaming and yelling. It was so unpleasant that we sat for less than 10 minutes and headed out the door.This place could use a renovation and some color. Once it gets some pizzaz back, I can see the audience change a bit. We've been to dueling pianos in Nevada, New York and Tennessee. This one didn't even come close to what we experienced at those establishments. Would I give it a chance to come back late at night when the audience is even more obnoxious to watch the duel? No.

Small little bar located off of M street. I came by here with a friend to grab a quick bite on a Sunday. We arrived during opening so no one was on the piano and the place was pretty empty. Bar service was timely and efficient. Drinks specials were as expected. The food we ordered was okay, enough to have to snack on but the quality was average at best. Overall, I think it picks up and has a better environment at night, but the food was below average and the setting did not stand out given the other options in Georgetown.

Mediocre bar. Probably rates bottom of the piano bars I've seen. Requests for music were way too expensive to get to your song, and selection was difficult to sort through. Food was average and drinks were just ok.

Super cute place, came for the live music obviously. Didn't get anything to eat or drink but the pianist was great with the crowd and had a great time.

The bartender was using his HANDS to scoop ice into mixed drinks. He was not wearing gloves, and was using his hands to touch credit cards.I approached the manager to inform him about this concern, and his response was, "I'll talk to him but there's nothing I'm going to do about it right now." This place is absolutely disgusting and I highly recommend avoiding it.