Sing Sing
Sing Sing is the premier karaoke venue in Homestead's Waterfront complex. Set up as a dueling piano bar with raucous live performances, Sing Sing encourages crowd participation and laughter. Expect some adult comedy mixed in with classic tunes as well as pop and R&B hits. Patrons can make requests, and performers constantly crack jokes between songs. Grab a drink at the long mahogany bar or order food and drinks from your table. Sing Sing serves standard bar fare as well as cocktails, wines and beer. The prices can be a bit expensive, but the live entertainment helps to justify the cost. Those with weak stomachs may want to stay way; the humor can be somewhat raunchy at times, so come with an open mind.
Sing Sing
171 E Bridge St, Homestead
Pittsburgh, PA 15120
(412) 461-7426
singsing.com
Mariani's Pleasure Bar
Mariani's Pleasure Bar is a relaxed establishment in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh's Little Italy district. It may look fairly plain from the outside, but the interior decor is warm and welcoming. A bar occupies the front room, and a casual dining room opens up in the back. Mariani's Pleasure Bar serves big portions of good Italian food. You can also take advantage of the nightly happy hour drink specials. Karaoke events are held most Thursdays, but call in advance to check the schedule.
Mariani's Pleasure Bar
4729 Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh, PA
(412) 682-9603
Gene's Last Chance
Gene's Last Chance is literally the last bar in the Strip District for those heading east out of downtown. Located on Penn Avenue, this friendly bar has a nice range of beers and pub grub. You can also munch on free popcorn while playing pool or darts. You may arrange a private party here if you call in advance; Gene's Last Chance has a big banquet room ideal for group events. Come for karaoke on Thursday nights or stop by anytime for a drink and some tunes from a jukebox with an eclectic selection of music.
Gene's Last Chance
2533 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 566-2000
geneslastchance.com
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