Don't Tell Mama
Piano bar · Midtown West ·
Piano bar, eatery, and showrooms with live singing staff
Piano bar, eatery, and showrooms with live singing staff
"Lively cabaret-style restaurant and bar that pairs dining with live entertainment, making it a fun, theatrical option for an evening out after a show." - Rachel Chang Rachel Chang Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Next to Swing 46 is Don’t Tell Mama. This Hell’s Kitchen bar, named after the song Sally Bowles sings at the Kit Kat Club in the Broadway show, Cabaret, has an entire night’s worth of experiences under one roof — a piano bar, restaurant, and two cabaret rooms — centrally located on Times Square’s restaurant row. It’s the place to grab an espresso martini before (or after) a Broadway show." - Lee Musho
"Inside Neonopolis I noted Don't Tell Mama, referenced as a piano bar operating as one of the complex’s nightlife choices." - Bradley Martin
"I noticed Don't Tell Mama had planned to open Saturday night but closed with news of the protest to ensure safety." - Susan Stapleton
"The East Coast original, in operation since 1982, is a longstanding cabaret institution featuring two separate showrooms, a bar, and an on-site restaurant serving New American cuisine with a seasonally changing menu. Known as a haven for both professional and amateur performers, it has hosted high-profile headliners including Liza Minnelli, Joan Rivers, Bette Midler, Rosie O'Donnell, Chita Rivera, Kathy Griffin, and Kristin Chenoweth." - Bradley Martin
