Don't Tell Mama - Piano bar in New York - 343 W 46th St, USA

This is a great place that is really lots of fun to visit. The crowd is pretty much mid-40s and up, a mixture of straight and gay. It's a piano bar sing-along kind of atmosphere. It can get extremely crowded so go early and expect to be tightly seated. Many of the staff carry microphones and sing while they are mixing drinks, wringing up checks, making change and waiting on tables. I was amazed at how they could do all that and still sing the lyrics to all these songs without messing up. It's such a fun place! I ordered the mama Martini which was really good and since it was late at night I just had an appetizer of the prosciutto Croquettes which are fabulous. Prices are in range with what you would expect in New York City and considering you get entertainment, well that's a pretty darn good deal. I had a fantastic time and even though I went alone I quickly made friends that I hope to see there again soon. I will be back! If you haven't been to don't tell Mama this is one of the best and funnest speakeasies in Manhattan. Check it out!

I love the cabaret atmosphere of DTM! It feels like real NYC. I just had chips and guacamole with a beer but it was delicious. It has a cozy theatre crowd atmosphere in the heart of the theatre district and restaurant row.

Loved every minute of our night at this cozy piano bar! The drinks were delicious and the entertainment was great🥰

Great piano bar, very small, sitting is very close to each other, but is very cute piano bar, we just stopped for a drink. Live music. Very fun

The concept of a piano bar with interactive sing-alongs is already exciting, but Don’t tell Mama took it to a whole new level. The atmosphere was electric, and the talented bartenders, who also doubled as singers, added an extra layer of magic to the evening. Their voices were nothing short of extraordinary, and their ability to engage the audience and get everyone singing along was simply remarkable.

Piano bar as interactive entertainment, with the pianist -- a great entertainer on his own -- roping in waitstaff and guests to sing sets and requests, usually with the house singing along on the choruses. Terrific fun. We didn't try any food, but were happy to fulfill the two drink minimum. Drink consistency between rounds was a bit off, but it was still all good. Lots of talent, lots of fun, a wonderful way to wrap the evening after a good dinner elsewhere. We'll definitely be back.

Drinks/FOOD: 1.) Wilde & healthy = ooh this was actually yummy and it was pretty with some floral garnish on top 2.) white wine 3.) chicken tenders - hm kinda salty but didn’t expect much from a bar heheh SERVICE: Table service, good ATMOSPHERE: Casual bar but with a piano in the back. Gives a nostalgic vibe. Surprising they have two secret Cabernet rooms in the back. I’ll have to check that out some time. Pianist usually singing and playing.

Ah! I had SO much fun there this past week. I went on Tuesday night with a friend and it was such a cool vibe. This guy Nick did the best John Travolta from Grease ever. (And he was just really nice service wise, which is always a plus in the city) Even if you don't "do musical theater" piano bars are a blast and this spot is a must! *Bonus tip, the fries are really good