Club Comedy Seattle

Extremely disappointing experience — avoid this place We came for a stand-up show and arrived at 9:30 PM, when the doors were supposed to open. The show was scheduled for 10 PM. No one informed us of any issues, so we ordered drinks and snacks, expecting a normal night out. Not only were the snacks served directly in their supermarket packaging — which already felt unprofessional — but by 10 PM there were barely any people there. Then, at 10:10 PM, we were abruptly told that the show was canceled. No warning, no heads-up, nothing. And despite the event never taking place, they still charged us for everything we ordered. Had we known the show wouldn’t happen, we absolutely would not have ordered anything and could have gone somewhere else instead of wasting our night and money. Between the drinks, transportation, and babysitter, the evening became an unnecessary expense — and the venue took zero responsibility. The lack of transparency, communication, and even basic customer care was honestly shocking. Avoid this place. They showed no respect for their customers or their time.

This place is just what you are looking for in a comedy club; not too big, good atmosphere and solid table service. I was there first chuckle bucket Tuesday, and although quality varied, the rotation speed was optimal.

Club Comedy Seattle is like stumbling into a cozy laughter submarine—tight quarters, great views, and the captain keeps the vibes buoyant. Sure, comics can be hit or miss (it’s a comedy club, not a vending machine for guaranteed giggles), but you’ll almost always catch at least one set that slaps you with a snort-laugh you didn’t see coming. The staff? Friendly hype crew. The venue? Comfy, intimate, and somehow makes you feel both VIP and slightly unhinged—in a good way.

Atmosphere is a 10. The food here was… disappointing to say the least. My sandwich was about 1/4th the size of a normal sandwich. Either come with a full stomach, or expect bad food, there’s a reason it’s kind of cheap. Not complaining, because there’s plenty of places in Seattle that charge a lot for the same quality, so at least the club comedy Seattle knows its price value… food is what you pay for in Seattle. The expresso martini though, omg !! My jaw hurt from how sweet and strong it was! It was so good! I will definitely be coming back and ordering more drinks and watching more shows. We saw Bo Johnson and he was FANTASTIC!!!

Fun for a night out. Friendly staff, good quality cheesecake. Comedy was hit & miss, but still had some solid performances. Small venue. Dress up or dress down.

So much fun! Got to see Gabriel Rutledge and the venue was fabulous. Loved how you felt a part of the show, but didn't feel crowded either. The staff was super efficient and it would be a great date night destination. Plenty of street parking and safe neighborhood as well. I will come back again for sure!

It felt so good to laugh! Out loud! This cozy little venue with personality was a perfect night out. The comics were funny, even when they were calling me old. Absolutely a charming night! Don't miss it!

Eat before you come. In the past they served actual food. .Now, they only have vending machine style snacks with prices to match. They will not allow you to bring in any food because "technically" they have food. The music being played before the show was like punishment. Cher was belti.g out "Do you believe in life after love? I won't be coming back here.

Nice venue, good price point for comedy and staff are efficient at getting you in the door, ordering food and drink, and settling up at the end of the evening. While the venue seats only 70 people, it looks small, but everything is laid out nicely, so I did not feel claustrophobic. Looking forward to attending more shows here. There is a discount if you purchase your tickets in advance.

The vibe of this place is great, and the comedians were all funny. But the wait times to order and get food and drinks were way too long. I ordered a pretzel and didn't get it until the show was more than halfway done.

My friend and I are nurses, and we came here to see the show "Nurses off the Charts". We had some delicious cocktails and were seated right next to the stage. The table next to us ate a sandwich which he said was really good. We had eaten dinner before the show, so we didn't try anything off the menu. The venue is cozy and intimate, featuring local performers and some traveling acts as well. The sound system was good, and I really thought the service was good without being disruptive. The price point for the ticket was reasonable, but the drinks are on the high end. There is no minimum purchase, so if you need to get a comedy, fix this is a fun local night out. I plan to keep my eye on the acts coming to town for another night out.

Great standup with fantastic drinks and wonderful service! Lighting and room is cozy but comfortable.

This is a great spot in Seattle to catch a fun night of comedy. They have up and comers as well as more well-known names come through, I got to see a showcase of a beginner's comedy class and it was fantastic. The club is well taken care of, the staff seem to enjoy what they do, they had a great variety of beverages available, we got a mystery microbrew bucket which honestly was all different varieties of ipa, but it was still fun. It's well taken care of the room has great ventilation and a good vibe. If we're ever out in Seattle for a night of comedy again will definitely see what is on the roster at Club Comedy.

My wife forgot her ID so they wouldn't let us in. But the door person didn't have be an snide and condescending asshole about it. We go to comedy clubs all over the United States but we will never go back to this place.

Cute set up- cozy ambiance. I like the Halloween decor. Attentive waiter. I liked my White Russian more than the espresso martini but still both good. I enjoyed the variety of comedians. I'll be back

Always love coming here when I'm in Seattle! Good drinks, great comics, a fun time. Def a recommended spot if you're visiting or local.

I've been here multiple times now and unfortunately I won't be coming back. As a huge comedy fan, I've been to most of the clubs in the area and different clubs in other states. The vibe here was completely off and I've felt the service was very slow compared to most other clubs. Additionally, most of the comics that I've seen here recently seem to virtue signal so hard in their jokes that it's cringe. I appreciate a wide range of diversity in the acts I want to see. Unfortunately this place doesn't provide that.

Such a fun club- great owner, staff, food, vibe and FUNNY comedians Great night! I look forward to coming again and again!

Lovely venue, no minimum menu item requirement, and the location is fabulous with tons of great restaurants in walking distance. Great for a night out!!

I accidentally purchased tickets for the wrong day. I contacted them and they responded very quickly. I explained what I had done and they granted me a refund immediately. That's some good customer service, thank you

Best comedy club in Seattle hands down. Great atmosphere. Great service. Great comics. Only place to go for laughs in Seattle.

Perfect example how 1 person can ruin a good business. We came here to have a laugh after a hard week of work away from home and the front door host ruined our evening - she was rude, obnoxious and aggressive. The venue was 50% empty and there are no seat assignments on your ticket. She sits us in a corner- I ask can she not sit us anywhere else. No this is where you sit. So 15 minutes later when no one else comes in we move to the back where we can see the stage. She comes over prods my husband with her hand screams in our faces "Did you move?" we say yes, she yells: "You should have told me - I have seating plans!" We're in shock and say sorry. She walks away and says "bitch". After the show we speak to the manager Rick Taylor - he says, "shes a contractor not much I can do." On my way out I politely ask her for her name - she refuses to give it to me and tells me to get out of her &$&face. Wow!! On another note after getting our cocktail - we realize it has no alcohol in it. Server says my bad!

Mediocre comedy most sound the same. Crowd control rude, snobby and hateful to guests.

Went here after dinner and had a pretty good time with the man. The positives were excellent staff service. The venue was lovely although the kitchen for the Thai restuarant is weirdly situated right next to the audience with just a curtain between, so there were sounds and smells (the latter yummy) coming through. They have late night Thai food and the shows are sponsored by Uncle Ike's cannabis across the way (think baked not fried...maybe both). Thai iced tea was good and the food looked delectable. (We did not eat.) On the less positive side, parking is not great and we almost got mugged outside Uncle Ike's. Come with friends for safety and more enjoyment.

I would put 0 stars if I could. If you're black or you're a woman I would not recommend this place to you. I've traveled to many places in and outside of America where I was clearly a minority and never been treated this poorly. Had a very terrible interaction with a random staff member because I said I needed to check on my friend in the bathroom (she was drunk). He told me if I go in there with her then he would kick me out and he said this extremely aggressively. I asked him if he worked here and he pointed at his shirt like yeah I do repeatedly saying the same thing. *Mind you I didn't try to go in after he said i couldn't i just stood outside to make sure she was okay.* Then he called his other coworker/friend over to pretty much intimidate me. (Two white men trying to intimidate me all because I was trying to look out for my friend). Then he started banging on the bathroom door next to the one my friend was in because there were two women in there together. He yelled at them too and then walked off. I felt very unsafe in this place. Not to mention the acts were not funny at all. If you're going to have mediocre talents at least hire a friendly staff. Other than this experience the food was okay I will say the man collecting tickets at the front was very nice. This place seems LGBTQ friendly but definitely not too all races which makes sense because it's seattle but it's very disappointing to be treated this way. Basically if I ever return to seattle i'll never come to this place again.

Just got back from my first time here, open mic Wednesday night. Having seen open mics in Chicago a lot, I wasn't sure what to expect...and it was AWESOME. There were so many amazing comics! Well done, Club Comedy! I laughed a ton, the drinks were great, and I'll definitely come back. Thanks for the great night out!

Food was good. And it's nice they have their audition nights available. I enjoyed my time there and their drinks are jammin.

We came in for the Wednesday open mic. Neither of us have been to a stand up comedy club before so we were not expecting to laugh as much as we did. Great date night idea as many other reviewers have mentioned. Staff were nice and the drinks were good.

Staff inside is super unfriendly and rude. They will keep telling you to move when you are seated where they placed chairs. I've never seen a business where everyone is just so negative and stressed out.

A great window into the forgotten past where comedy clubs are offer something a bit different than the standard dance club or bar. If you can, you should try and support this club so they can continue to bring belly laughs to generations to come!

Whether or live in Seattle or are visiting from out of town, this place has fantastic comedians. My husband and I enjoyed a Sunday night, Popular Comedy Show and had the best time. You won't be sorry you spent time here laughing!

In Seattle for the weekend and was looking for something fun to do with a group. We checked out Club Comedy on a Saturday night and had a great time.

I came here with my service dog and was treated terribly. First the door guy immediately said he needed to get his manager. The manager said "we like service animals to have a vest." My service animal has a harness that states "service animal" and a collar tag that says the same thing. Then he said "your dog has to stay under the table. If he comes up even once, you have to go. It's the health code." The WA state health code does not state that and it is discriminatory to say so. The only thing the ADA law allows you to ask is what task your animal does. And then the animal has to act calm in all situations. I have PTSD and my disability is not visible. The terrible treatment and attitude I received here triggered a panic attack. My service animal helps to prevent that by comforting me on command and buffering as all PTSD animals do. To do this he has to get in my lap or stand vertically. By this manager's definition of behavior, we would have been kicked out for his tasks that help me. I had a panic attack because of the stress that was caused by the manager here and ran out of the business crying and hyperventilating. He was rude and very visibly didn't believe my dog was a service animal even though he was visibly labeled as such. Never coming here again. Discrimination against people with disabilities even if you can't see them is against the law.

This is a fun comedy club in a wonderful neighborhood. It is a great date night spot that won't break the bank. The owner obviously takes pains to put on diverse and entertaining line ups of comics.