Punch Line San Francisco

This was our first time coming to this venue. I am handicapped and there were alot of stairs to climb with no directions as to whether there was an elevator available for ADA. I arrived early, so there were plenty of seats to choose from. In addition to the required 2 drink , per person, minimum (And they stick by that), we ordered the nachos, which were very good. The comedians were also pretty funny and there was really no bad seat.

Such an incredible night!! I haven’t been to a comedy show in years, I forgot what an intimate experience it is. That’s a true example of vulnerability, getting up on stage and making people laugh. We saw a guy named Dustin Nickerson and he was hilarious!! Drinks were fine, nothing too exciting!!

San Francisco has a gem of a comedy venue here with so much history. It's super cool when you see "lesser known" comics here and as they tour around they become big and when they come back to the Bay Area they sell out venues like Cobbs, The Masonic, Palace of Fine Arts, and even Chase Center. Venue is owned by Ticketmaster / Live Nation, so ticketing is pretty straight forward. Standard 2 drink minimum (non alcoholic drinks count!) Menu includes pizza flatbread, nachos, pretzel etc. Staff has always been friendly and is always on top of things. Some comedians are not for everyone so research before you buy the tickets. You never know who will make a surprise appearance when you're in town. Have gotten to see comedians like Dave Chappelle and Gabriel Iglesias last minute, but others like Ali Wong and Taylor Tomlinson have done surprise last minute shows as well.

Comedy was great, was having a great time ! Was approached by security and told “I know you’re having a good time but please refrain from screaming” when I was woohooing and not screaming. The “general manager” told me he wasn’t there and couldn’t do anything, then walked away. Ignored me when I asked to speak to the person who asked me to be quiet. Completely ruined my experience. Will not be back.

The comedians are 5-star, truly a great show. Venue/management deserves 1-star. I understand needing to charge a minimum per customer, but the way the go about the 2-drink minimum is ridiculous. Food doesn't count and the minimum draft beer size is 24oz for $19. It's a Tuesday, I don't need 48oz of beer.

Great venue and comedians were hilarious until a bouncer came up to my wife and told her she was laughing too loud. We were so surprised, we’re normal people who laugh a normal amount WTH… it ruined her night how do you laugh after that. We asked them what they meant and they couldn’t say we weren’t heckling we weren’t yelling it was sorta baffling and embarrassing were we too loud ? We had been laughing but it wasn’t anything more, my wife starts crying the manager tells us to get out the waitress looked confused. It ruined our night and we’re questioning if we should go to a comedy club… we are normal people it was shocking

As a native San Franciscian, this place has been on my list for decades. It was a terrible experience. Mediocre talent. Outdated decor. And the worst drinks I've ever had. There is a two drink minimum, so I kinda had an idea the drinks would not be good. So I ordered simple, thinking they could get it right. I ordered a gin gimlet, terrible! I took two sips. For the second drink, I went even simpler: a margarita. It was worse than the gimlet. It was actually disgusting. If a bar can't make a margarita, it's pathetic. And to top it off, the gin and tequila they used were good brand name stuff. Adding insult to those suckers were $18.50 each! Adding more insult to injury is the response by the owner. Throw the manager under the bus. Then tell me I should send the drinks back. This is the problem. You should be able to make a good margarita from the start. Who can mess up a margarita. If you have to send a margarita back, it does not inspire confidence that anything coming from the bar will be any better. Fix the problem! For as much as you charge, get some fresh limes and make a proper cocktail!

I spent 150.00 dollars on “COMING UP COMEDIANS” What they should had said it was Amateur Night. They kept saying y’all out here on a Sunday Night. I’m saying to myself if anyone spending money on a Sunday night they may want to be entertained with jokes. It was trash.

Anywhere around this area is tough for parking so find yourself a garage or get a taxi. There's quite a bit of stairs and walking to get there. I'm sure there's an elevator but I'm not sure for folks with ADA or a harder time. At least it was good for my pregnant wife to get her steps in. All the Asian aunties be telling her she needs to WALK WALK WALK. Anyways - we have been here before but we came on Halloween and everything was all themed and hella sick! They were playing old school thriller music with also actually Thriller (MJ ). Staff was super friendly and helpful. We had a heckler which kind of sucked. Some of it was funny but there was a point where it just got annoying and he took it well once the message was received. It's a great spot if you love comedy. I only know of this and Cobb's in the city. I also recommend if you never really go comedy shows, go to the late showing for extra set time. We went at the early showing cuz my preggo baby mama gotta get rest early as we can lmao

I attended a comedy show here recently and had a just okay experience. The venue was fine for the most part. However, we were seated too close to the front wall that sometimes we just ended up seeing the comedian from behind. I'm sure we would've had a better experience if we didn't have a somewhat obstructed view. There's also a two drink minimum per person, including both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. This rule was a bit strange to me because all the other comedy spots I've been to allowed me to select a food item to meet the two item minimum. However, Punch Line is very strict on the fact that your two items have to be beverages. The cocktail I got was unmemorable. I should've just gone with something premade and canned. I'd come back here for a comedian that I'd want to see live. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

I came here hoping for a night of laughs--and yes, the comedians delivered--but the *venue experience*? Not so funny. First off, let's talk about the space: **dingy and dated**. It's got that cramped, low-ceiling basement feel, and not in a charming, speakeasy way. They **seat you with strangers**--yep, elbow-to-elbow with people you've never met, which might be your thing, but definitely wasn't mine. Intimate is one word for it. Uncomfortable is another. Now for the real kicker: the **two-drink minimum per person**, which they are *militant* about. Think overpriced cocktails ($16+ for something watered down), mediocre wine, and staff who will literally interrupt the show--or hover aggressively--if you haven't placed your drink order fast enough. It felt less like service and more like a shakedown with a smile. Would I come back for a big-name comedian? Maybe. But I'd lower my expectations, and pre-game elsewhere.

solid food solid service solid performances. worth going to! such a historic and notable spot in the city--can't go wrong here as it's for entertainment. food is super bar-y (nachos, popcorn, fries, tenders, etc) but what else do you expect?! you're coming here for the laughs!!!

My boyfriend and I went to see mark smalls, and the show was great! There is a two-drink minimum per person, and the drink priced aren't cheap! This was definitely the most expensive part of the show as the tickets weren't super pricey! We had a great time, lots of laughs!

Last time I saw Ali Wong before this Tuesday was at the Masonic a couple years ago. So when my friend gifted me his extra ticket to take me to her recent sold-out show at the Punch Line in SF, I wasn't expecting much. To my surprise, she came out with all new material.... well kinda... she actually did a Q&A with the audience for half the show. But that's rare and can only be done in an intimate venue like this, so it was just as fun regardless, and something to be appreciated, especially with such a variety of questions asked and the comical responses from the headliner. To the crowd's delight, the event actually ended up being an awesome 3-in-1 deal. Besides the star of the show, we were entertained by the comedic acts of Sheng Wang as her opener, and Bill Hader as a special guest (he and Ali Wong were charming and hilarious together on stage). And the venue was a great setting for all the laughter and excitement on this night. Decent view of the stage from almost anywhere, a full house but not claustrophobic, enough space to feel comfortable. Updated and modern feel, lovely artwork and decor on the walls, good sound system. Service was not the fastest, but I've experienced worse at other comedy clubs, so it was fine. The chicken nachos were not very good, neither the chips nor the toppings were appealing to me. At least my partner was able to eat some of it, though doing so in the dark was a challenge once the show began (no phone lights, as they had a strict "no phone" policy). I did like the mojito I got. Great flavor and not weak in alcohol content, just right. Street parking in the area was easy to find on a Tuesday evening too. Good times :)

Been to the Punch Line once - if the entertainment is good, the venue is good. I'd recommend sticking to standard drinks - the ones that come in a can/bottle - you know what you're getting. service was good, though it did take some time to get our first drink. our second round was pretty prompt though

This is a great venue to see a comedy show! It's small and intimate. Every seat in the house gives you a great view! They offer food options and there is a two drink minimum that is required for the show. The drinks are pricey but were pretty good. Staff was attentive and the show was really great! Fun place for a date night or a night with friends!

Came here for a comedy show to see Will Burkhart! I really enjoyed the show. The entrance is a bit out of the way but the signs they have up help guide the way. I arrived to the show 15min early because I didn't want to sit in the front to avoid being called on for audience participation (lol). Good thing I arrived early because they seat you starting from the back. They also check your ID and bags before you enter the venue. There is a 2 drink minimum for comedy shows so keep that in mind. They have cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks but they are normal SF prices so they are not cheap. They have table service and the service was very attentive.

The comedy acts were 10 out of 10 and hilarious. The comedy club is roomy and nice. It seemed secretly located and you had to go up some stairs and then turn a corner. The drinks are tad on the expensive side, for a small high noon it was 15 dollars! But I guess that's how drinks are nowadays. The backdrop is beautiful scenery of San Francisco. Overall good place!

I had a very bad experience at Punch Line SF. They require a two-drink minimum, but they didn't let us inside even though we arrived early. Because of that, we had to buy drinks at the outside bar just to pass the time. Then once the show started, they still forced us to buy two more drinks inside Overall, the policies and the constant pressure to purchase drinks really ruined the night. I wouldn't recommend this place based on my experience.

The Worst 5 Minutes of "Service" I've Experienced. My friends and I came to Punch Line after our original comedy show at another venue was canceled. Security was super chill and welcoming, so I thought we were off to a good start. Unfortunately, that ended the moment we sat down at the bar. As soon as we took our seats, the bartender immediately pushed the menu on us. I let him know I've been sober, and while a couple of my friends ordered tequila shots, one other friend and I were fine with water. The older bartender (about 5'8", grey hair) then brought us Liquid Death--something I never asked for or wanted--and began harassing us about their two-drink minimum. He told me I couldn't have self-poured water, and his tone was already way off. Then a shorter blonde server (mid-20s, around 5'3") jumped in with a terrible attitude, aggressively enforcing the 2-drink minimum and telling us, "If you don't like it, you can leave." That alone shocked me. At that point I told my friends we should go. As we stood up, the older bartender kept going, lecturing us about how the two-drink minimum is "on the menus and on their website," dragging the conversation on and on. I cut him off politely: "Sir, you don't need to continue. We're heading out now, thank you." The blonde server then stormed over and demanded to know what I said, so I repeated it. Her response? "That's fine, then leave." As we walked out, I said, "Wow, thank you for the hospitality. Terrible." And she actually followed it up with: "FK YOU."** I honestly couldn't believe it. To think Punch Line was our backup plan from a much better venue--you'd expect at least decent service. Instead we were treated with disrespect within five minutes of walking in. If you enjoy rude attitudes, being talked down to, and getting harassed, then by all means, check out Punch Line. Otherwise, save yourself the headache.

Comedy acts: 5 out of 5 stars. We enjoy top-notch talent here, with non-headliners often bringing solid laughs. Sure, some acts are hit or miss -- and some are pretty cringey -- but that's the beauty of giving comedians this platform. Food: 1-2 stars. Objectively it's pretty bad. Definitely eat before you come if you care about quality. We always plan a nice SF dinner beforehand! Drinks: 2 stars. Expensive for only standard or subpar drinks, but it's part of supporting this amazing club. Their large pours are a plus, and the two-drink minimum is something to plan for. If you're not a drinker, you can also grab the pricey canned water instead. Parking: Not bad, especially since it's FiDi at night and the area is typically empty. We usually find something. Environment and vibe: cozy venue, great view from most anywhere. Usually a solid audience vibe, which can vary based on who's performing. And per usual if you want to be part of the show (and roasted by the comedians), definitely go for the VIP seats. Lots of comedian-audience interaction here. Overall the is an iconic club with a fantastic atmosphere and a platform for both seasoned and rising comics. Come for the laughs, not the food. Highly recommended regardless of any negatives -- it's always a fun night.

What a fun venue to see a comedy show! Nothing better than eating their Mexican Street Corn Popcorn with lots of laughs. SO GOOD. Even when there's a full house, you really feel like the comedian is talking directly to you. They also do meet-and-greets with the headliner after the show! This is a Live Nation venue, so there's many big names that come here for stand up. Zac Galafanakis, Ali Wong, Dave Chappelle, Jason Leong - to name a few. I came here to see Sabrina Wu and loved every minute of it! With two openers, the show was about 2 hours long. Come early if you don't want to worry about ordering food and drinks during the show. Can be a little disruptive at times.

Came here recently with friends to see my favorite comedian, Andrea Jin, and we had an absolute blast! This was also my first time at an intimate comedy club, and it was really fun. I'd only been to big arenas for comedy shows in the past. As far as seating goes, we had a fairly large group, but they were able to seat us on the side on a slightly elevated platform, and we had a great view. There's a two drink minimum with admission, which really wasn't a problem with the 2ish hours we were there. I also ordered one of their flatbreads, which was tasty! As far as the show goes, the two openers were really great! And Andrea Jin was amazing! I'm going to see her live again for sure! And the Punch Line was awesome, overall. I'd come back again without question!

**DON'T order food here**** other than that I would recommend. Prices are standard stadium prices. My first time at a comedy and I had a blast!!! Will come again having ate a full dinner elsewhere!!!

2 drink minimum! The drinks are yummy and strong though, so I find it worth it. Plus, the comedy is better with a few drinks in me. We were there for SF Sketchfest, and I appreciate that they seat you because for the other sketchfest event we went to they didn't and it wasn't a fun experience because of it. Punchline is a classic SF spot for comedy, and you can kind of feel that when you walk in. It can get a little musty and humid in there, and I wish they gave it a deep clean once in a while. Overall, though, I'd gladly return as long as the talent is worth it!

First of all you wait outside in que before being subjected to metal detectors and being searched by staff. Once you get inside pick a table but the "reserved" booths with the "reserved signs" aren't really reserved they just stay empty to piss everyone off. The headliner Taylor Williamson just wasn't a funny "headliner" at all, the comedian before him was absolutely hilarious but Punchline won't even publish the young man's name on their lineup. The food maybe "C-" I'm pretty certain it was previously frozen. The beer was ice cold which was great but served in a plastic glass WTF! Disappointing date night, won't return.

The place was great ,yeah the comedians were funny and the food all right. I definitely recommend this place.

I would never come back. I understand it's a comedy club but the hate for Jesus Christ is real here, I left halfway through the show tonight it was unbearable. I feel disgusted for even stepping foot and buying a ticket to the event in the first place. The service from the servers and wait staff was actually excellent. I just hate what I heard. No one was laughing and the guy kept going. There was absolutely no reason to bring up religion besides wanting to be hateful.

Celebrated my friends birthday Friday March 7, 2025 7:30pm at the @punchlinesf. Dirty Plastic Glasses I think it took them 8 tries to find me a semi clean one. Extremely expensive drinks. Laura Peeks headlined and she asked the audience a question, does anyone smoke? She pointed at the birthday boy and he said "Hail No!" Biggest Laugh of the Night! One of the other fellows in our group treated us all tickets to this show because #laurapeeks is one of his favorite comedians. Did any of you notice all of us stand up at once and leave? Yep! They kicked us O-U-T out... foreal.... I was shocked! They said the guys were talking too much! But the comedian specifically asked him a question! I've never been kicked out of anywhere. This was my first time ever at The Punchline San Francisco Welcome to Punched in the Gut Customer Service .... uh huh... But Bathroom's were clean even though you can peep through the cracks, no privacy, and the commedians were pretty good!!!

I love coming to Pumchline, it's cozy and always fun. But now it shows signs of wear and is in need of maintenance. The backdrop of the stage, the iconic San Francisco skyline is peeling off around the edges and needs repairs. The management of the club really needs to maintain the facility better. Bathroom needs more stalls, the lines in the bathrooms, both men's and women's are unnecessarily long.

I was super excited to finally go to this venue the location is cool. However they packed us like sardines at a table that is meant for 2 they had 4 and it was very uncomfortable. The service was poor. Our waitress told us she forgot about us 2 times. We did a flatbread pizza which was surprisingly good. The espresso martini however should be taken off the menu it was not good and they served it in a plastic cup for 19$. I would like to try this experience again but I wasn't impressed. The comedian of course was amazing.

Came here for a free comedy event on a random Tuesday. Had a nice spot in the third row! 2 performers plus the headliner. It was perfect. 2 drinks minimum. Most are doubles but they count as single drinks. You can buy non-alcoholic drinks too. Came here with a few friends. Had a great time. Definitely will be back PS: it was a maze to find, signage is lowkey confusing but if you aren't running late, you'll eventually find it.

Lots of funnies here! It's a small venue so you can really see and even meet the artists performing. The service is great and the experience was well-organized. Note, like most comedy clubs, there is a 2 drink minimum. I wish I could see Dave Chappelle here someday!

Easy to enjoy with table service and good comedy. Small, intimate. No bad seats. Seating is a big compact.

There are no bad seats in the house, the staff is aware of not being in the way or too loud during performances. The menus is good for pre show snacking.

Great comedy, nice staff. Prices for drinks are outrageous. $14 for a high noon. Too much

I purchased tickets to see Chappelle on Sunday morning for his Monday show. Later on that same Sunday I purchased tickets the show was canceled. I am disappointed about the cancellation. I am however furious that my pending transaction on my card was charged instead of cancelled. Now I am stuck waiting on Ticketmaster for a refund in 30 days.

The experience was fun, and this was my first comedy show! I found the service to be excellent... however, I was surprised about the two drink minimum. As a student on a budget, I bought tickets at the box office and didn't expect to incur more purchases. The Shirley temple was yummy though and I don't regret my drink choices! In addition, I sat in the front row. Personally I didn't find the seating comfortable and next time would choose to sit either further back or in a less stiff chair.

Terrible customer service, terrible food, not worth the money to come at all everyone is rude from security, bartenders, to manager the whole row I was sat in was complaining would not recommend

I had a great time at this comedy club! I came with my parents and we all had a great time! Yes yes there is a two drink minimum but they also had free tickets for upcoming shows on their tables. The waitstaff were super nice and were super friendly. The comedians were sooo funny. Each woman had an amazing set! It is a smaller club but I am absolutely adored that. It felt nice and the comedians that came on interacted with the crowd.

I have mixed feelings about this place because on one hand I loved the comedian I saw, the place was pretty, I felt like the service was great/not disruptive, and getting in and out wasn't bad, but I can't ignore the prices of everything there. I wish they included part of that into ticket prices because you have to buy at least two drinks, but even the cheapest drink was the price of a four pack of them at a store. And they don't show the prices of their items on their website, so you either have to really look into it or realize what you are getting into when you are already there. It feels a little deceptive is all. This is my first time seeing a comedian preform though, so maybe this is common practice, but just be aware!

Fun place, but just the 2 drink minimum is so expensive. After whatever you pay for a ticked, most of the drinks for a 2 drink minimum are about $18 - so be prepared to pay more that $85 (including tip) here. Granted the drinks are pretty strong, but still. Also lucky someone gave me free tickets. I will say our waitress was a doll - and very funny (do they also hire funny waitstaff??) ALSO note - they check your bag thoroughly prior to entry and also you need to go through a metal detector - which I guess I thought was weird. The show went by fast, and they hustle you outta there for the 2nd show as soon as it ends. Bathrooms could definitely be updated!

Amazing service, comedian was hilarious and overall great vibes. I will say their menu was a pretty pricey. You are required to order 2 drinks throughout the show, which makes sense until you realize the cheapest drink is water for $6

This is about customer service. I stopped by the Punch Line last night to inquire about a forthcoming show. They were getting ready for a show that evening when I asked about future tickets. Adam, a staff member, took the time and effort to guide me on the best way to attempt to buy a ticket to the show I wanted, which is sold out. Why am I writing this? Because in an era where customer service is lacking, here is a guy went went out of his way to provide guidance for an event where he was not making any additional compensation and the venue would not make a dime (potentially) until that day. Customer service in SF, on a 1- 10, ranks about a 4. Adam showed to me that "he gets it". As someone in the service sector (resume writing), I get it and appreciate service! Thanks Adam and thanks to the Punch Line!

Great location of the city. Not sure about parking, because I scootered there. I love the way this place is set up. Not too big. Out of the way but in a good spot. Only thing keeping this place back is the talent. We bought tickets for a couple comedians that simply weren't there. These were coms that were vetted. Out of the three that did show.. one was good. My advice? If you have a show about d****, a**, s**, your own d*** size, other dudes d*** size. Then stay home or go get another job. No one likes bad talent. That material is corny and played out. As for the place. Drinks service is good. Not sure on the food. Thanks.

Really nice comedy spot - drinks are reasonable, and the presentation of the acts is clear. Didn't see any bad seats in the house. Will be watching the calendar for a chance at a return engagement.

Went to See Jay Jurden and had the most terrible time with the staff there. They said my friends were too loud so my friends went outside. I was there by MYSELF laughing at a joke and clapping and I was told to be quiet. I was like wait what? Are we not allowed to clap or laugh for performers? And I was then asked to leave the venue. I can't believe I paid over $90 dollars not including food and drinks to be treated so abysmally. Kicking someone out who was laughing?!? At a joke?!? I wasn't laughing during a moment silence for Gaza. I truly laughed at a queer comedic icons joke and was asked to leave. Insane. Never going back. And the food was shitty and the drinks were weak.

This is a cozy little venue where I've seen both great and mediocre shows. Not every performance is going to be a home run, but that's just the nature of live entertainment. I was pretty indifferent toward the place--until tonight. Earlier, at a different venue, I must have eaten or drunk something that didn't agree with me, and by the time I got to the club, I was really struggling. Being the sober guy at a comedy club while trying not to throw up is far from ideal--all the embarrassment, none of the fun. The staff was fantastic. Even though I had to tap out just two minutes into the MC's introduction, they quickly totaled up my bill and even waived the charge for my non-alcoholic drink. Their kindness really stood out.

First time at the Punch Line for my hubby & I last night. We went to see Dave Chappelle, a last min pop up show with 2 showings for the night. We went to the earlier show at 7PM. Arrived early and lined up. Shortly after a lady came to check our ID's and vaccination card. We received a star stamp on our hand which means we have been checked! We were let in around 640 PM with full body checks. Cellphones and watches were locked up. Punch Line rules are 2 drinks per person MINIMUM. I did not like that as it feels forced. We both don't drink alcohol but they did have soft drinks, juices, lemonades and they can make any alcoholic drinks with NO alcohol so FYI. We also got 2 waters by Liquid Death (canned waters from the Alps). We ordered nachos to share and it was HUGE. The chips were topped with beans, sour cream, salsa and guacamole. I'm glad we went early. We sat front row and was SO CLOSE to Dave Chappelle. His show was so awesome! Lots of laughter. My husband even got to shake hands with him as he was heading off stage. Dream come true for him! LOL We wore masks the whole time. They don't enforce it even though they verbally told us to keep our masks on when we were not eating or drinking. Mostly everyone had their masks off for the whole show. I really enjoyed the service from the wait staff. They were attentive, friendly, worked hard and went around and took everyone's orders. I also enjoyed that the Punch Line is a small and intimate venue. It's old and you can see the age. They have restrooms but those were old too. The only confusion of the night was the parking package I purchased with the tickets. It was $10 for parking at California Parking garage at 555 Jackson St. Not sure why the package did not come with the parking garage right underneath the PunchLine (Washinton & Battery). It was an 8 min walk and the directions were NOT clear on the parking pass I purchased. That is one thing I would change is the parking. Otherwise, it was a fun and memorable night.

I'll start by saying the act I came to see was great! But, the 2 drink minimum is a big shock if you don't know about it, which we didn't... we were gifted the tickets and had never been here before so we didn't know about the drink minimum. Our waitress asked us what did we want before last call, and when we said oh no thanks, she said there's a 2 drink minimum. We were a bit confused, (and also trying to watch the show we came to see) and we said oh we didn't sign up for that? Thinking it was a package or something as we had no idea it was a policy before hand. The waitress very loudly and aggressively said "Yes you did sign up for it, it's all over the ticket". Before I could even explain we didn't know, she stormed off and slammed the payment terminal on the table, picked up our glasses and plate with half a flatbread we were not done with, and stormed off again... we were flabbergasted. I understand the waitress doesn't make the rules, but she could have been a bit more patient. We were just trying to have a good night, and that really ruined it for us unfortunately.

Great place to watch stand up comedy. Very intimate setting Great waitstaff The two drink minimum makes things great. The two drink minimum includes non alcoholic for those who don't drink. Take some time out of your day and catch some great comedy. It's affiliated with cobbs but you get a more intimate stage show. I love watching shows at Punchline.

Really enjoyed the "Allstars" line up they had this past Friday, especially the second to last act. There were 4 acts, 5 if we include the host as he did have a set as well. Their headliner wasn't as good as the woman before her, she was ranked 3rd out of the 4 acts between our group, so other than landing a little flat, it was overall fantastic still! There is a 2 drink minimum, if you don't drink alcohol you will be asked to order a water or soft drink, both are $5. They sell food as well, we got their nachos with chicken. The nachos were not good sadly. It was $14 for the nachos plus $5 to add chicken, so $19. The chips were stale, the chicken and cheese were cold, I didn't think there was enough guac, beans, or salsa. They gave us a crap ton of sour cream though haha Service was ok but food was a little slow to come out, we placed the food order at the beginning of the set and didn't get it until the 2nd to last comedian was on. This particular show went from 730 til 930 ish. They started on time and sat us quickly, about half the venue was full. Crowd was great

If you like stand-up comedy, this is the place for you! I went to the Sunday Showcase of mostly local comics and it was great. There was a sizable crowd, especially for a Sunday. The service was excellent and the food/non-alcoholic options counted towards the 2 item minimum. I'd definitely come earlier to show if you don't want to sit right in front of the stage, as those tended to be the only open seats come show time.

Fun, fun who forgot how to laugh? Who doesn't like comedy? . This place is the jam. Great club with fabulous service, fantastic comedian In an incredible atmosphere. What's not to miss Or like?

Had great drinks ! Made well. Ordered the cucumber with pita and hummus. Did not disappoint ! The cucumbers were fresh and was a great snack to go with the drinks. Ordered their signature drinks that came in shakers. Super cute ! Comedian was hilarious ! Will definitely have to catch them at another show. Place was nice and clean. Tables were not too close to each other. Service was great. Will definitely be returning soon.

When I was settling my bill, the waiter gave me the tablet and only told me to click continue with 20% tip selected. When I tried to click other, he instructed me not to change the tip amount. This is illegal. This happened on Sunday evening. Won't be back. The comedians were great, but this tainted my whole evening.

Never guess who I got to see last night! DAVE CHAPPELLE Yes, it was awesome and icing on the cake is I also got to see Kenan Thomas. It is a nice venue. Very intimate. Only thing is he only announces his appearance day of so you have to be on your toes to snag a ticket. I tried 2-3 times before this and I finally got them! It was a little tricky to find the building because it's a bit hidden but area is not busy and fairly easy to find parking. I will definitely be back. Don't forget the 2 drink minimum per person, typical for most comedy clubs.