Pittsburgh’s North Shore is set to have a new nightlife destination.
Mic Drop, a 4,321-square-foot venue, is coming to North Shore Drive, where it will feature live entertainment, music, craft cocktails and what developers describe as “elevated social experiences.”
The venue will sit next to the upcoming Highball Social Club and will be operated by Legacy Hospitality Partners.
Legacy has been expanding its North Shore presence, operating The Plaza at North Shore, the newly expanded Shorty’s, SugarBird and Highball Social Club.
“Mic Drop is another step in our vision of building destination-driven hospitality experiences that create energy, excitement and lasting memories,” said Herky Pollock, president and CEO of Legacy Hospitality Partners.
Mic Drop will have karaoke, “bandeoke,” dueling pianos and DJ experiences, as well as both local and national band performances.
“While built to deliver high-energy nightlife, the concept will also feature a variety of daytime and early-evening entertainment programming for guests looking to enjoy the experience and still be home by 10 p.m.,” the announcement said.
Lisa Pollock, chief marketing and design officer of Legacy Hospitality Partners, said Mic Drop will be designed for celebrations, special occasions and memorable nights.
As for the cocktails, Mic Drop will have “innovative” mixtures and “premium spirits,” according to Legacy.
Opening dates and more details will be forthcoming in the coming months.