Village Underground

The Village Underground is the best comedy club in the world. I’ve been to many, and hands down The Village wins. I ALWAYS have a good time, I’ve been at least four or five times with friends and each time is a real pleasure. They pick the best comics to come on stage! Enjoy the extra attention if you’re in the front row. The staff at the entrance and inside are good people, kind, the comics are creative and really really funny, the show host is always a pleasure and engages the audience, the food is good, drinks are great, and my favorite: The Pianist and Drummer - it all comes together for a great, great night out! Make sure to make reservations in advance and be present early, bundle up if it’s cold! All the food nearby is great too! My fav is Joe’s pizza (cash only)! If you see Shannon at the front door welcoming you, say hi! She’s a sweet heart and loves seaweed snacks!

I love stand up comedy and I’m so grateful for Comedy Cellar. I try to see 4-6 shows per year. I’ve seen Louis CK, Chris Rock and so many other famous comedians pop in. I will be supporting the art of stand up comedy and comedy cellar as long as i live ❤️

What a great time and an awesome environment. Love the concept of going into the show and having your phone locked up so all you can do is focus on the show and laugh. Tickets are cheap and drinks were all great. We got to see 5 great comedians. The MC was hysterical. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting NYC!

Such a great experience. Staff is phenomenal when it comes to keeping you “hydrated”. Comedians are well known and the crowd work is always on point. Get there early for your res to try and get front row. They WILL call you out. Oh, and every once in a while there’s some HUGE name surprise guests!

Amazing comedy! Mediocre food and drinks. The classics are good- mozzarella sticks, fries and chicken wings. The sliders were dry even with the extra cheese. Skewers were also mid at best. Stick to the basics and alcohol. Comedy more than makes up for the mediocre food. No photos because phones aren’t allowed.

I’ve been here close to a dozen times over the past 4 years and I’ve never been disappointed, ever! I’ve seen the show from almost every every angle and it’s difficult to have a bad seat in the house. Last night we sat directly next to the piano looking out into the crowd, and it didn’t effect our experience one bit. Other than 1 comedian who I’ve seen do the same skit twice (understandably so), it’s always fresh and new material. My favorite thing to do in the city!

You know I've been in that area but never knew it was there. It is a good place. I love the live action, the jokes were funny. Very entertaining 😂. I hope to go back there.

Amazing experience can't wait to go back. Nice to go to a comedy club and actually get good food as well. Highly recommend.

We saw Shane Gillis here before his special where he talked about the George Washington tour during covid! We also saw that one gay dude with nice hair, eyebrows, and Italian looking with like a gay Joyzy accent.He was funny too. The seating is like a rectangular view with bunch of single tables lined up in the middle splitting the layout in half. and on towards the stage. there's like club booths and chairs and shit. Layout was cool. The comedians actually come from the back and walk thru the crowd, which I thought was cool. Drinks weren't too bad nor not priced crazy. Just go there, get a cool buzz, sober up with fried shit, get prepared to be CALLED out, and take it like a champ. It's COMEDY BABY!

This is my favorite comedy club. However, I have not been to the OG comedy cellar yet. This place is well organized, the staff seemed to know exactly when to come to your table. The club itself is very spacious while still seating a lot of people inside. Many comedy clubs that I have been to have horrible cocktails but not this one. Our drinks were fantastic and I got to try Bodega Cat Whiskey for the first time. As far as the show went, the lineup was amazing and there was even a Louie CK pop in!

What a great experience- no joke. This is a great venue for showcase comedy instead of a headliner. Sure, sometimes you want the whole box of Lucky Charms, but sometimes the variety pack is great, even though for every five you will get the Corn Flakes or 100% Bran. I don't advise going to any show late (I normally get to shows when doors open), but we had a very good reason to get there 14 minutes before show time. OK, not really, we lost track of time watching "Love on the Spectrum". But we somehow got to the club, got into an intimidatingly long line (with dreaded breaks at driveways allowing a-wipes to cut), and still got a great seat. We shared an area, but we weren't touching knees like most Improvs I've attended. Service was great- you're lucky if you get Lars as your server. I saw him dealing with some rude people and he was always super nice. Speaking of rude people, some Australians up front kept talking, and they got booted. G'day! The talent was great. I was excited to see Jeff Arcuri who is great at crowd work. The others made me laugh. None of them made me cringe, even with an uneven crowd with weird energy. A bonus was Shane Gillis stopping by to try out some new material. He wasn't sure if the audience could deal with his jokes about kids with special needs but I was downs.

Very unique shops and the food was a title but of everything, would come again! Buying from local vendors is a must when visiting NYC so i recommend:)

I just love the Comedy Cellar and made reservations for me and my 3 adult children on a late Sunday evening when we visited NYC in June. I normally go to the MacDougal location but they didn't have any available reservations - it was our luckiest day EVER though! They do warn you that you never know who will show up and we hit the jackpot of a lifetime! The headliner cut their show short to allow the special drop in guests the opportunity to come up....at this location, we were entertained by Chris Rock AND Dave Chappelle!!!!!! Jon Hamm must have been out for the night with them because he was there and brought them their drinks! Dave didn't want to leave the stage and our 10pm show ended way way past midnight! What a once in a lifetime experience! You just never know who will show up!

This was my second time at comedy cellar! I've been to the Macdougal location first and I lowkey like this venue more? Macdougal is the classic one thats always in movies/tv shows, and houses the big acts in general. But I like that this location is intimate yet a lot more space and it's not super cramped like MacDougal. The drinks and fries here are good and the comedians were outstanding. At some points, I was laughing so hard that I couldn't breathe. I came here with my friends who were visiting from out of town and they absolutely loved it!

No photos, as your phones get sealed in an envelope, but this is all I thought it would be! The Village Underground is an extension of the famous Comedy Cellar (where Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Kevin Hart etc. have been known to make impromptu appearances to try new material). I went to the 10 PM show. I asked the door people the best time to come back, was told around 9:20. I was returned at 9:20 and was given a manilla envelope that said, "1/40" and told to come back in about another 20 minutes. This was apparently my seat assignment. As a single, I was sat in a chair that was part of a booth-like setup with two couples. It wasn't weird at all, seriously, and everyone just minded their business and watched the show. At first, filing us into the club seemed chaotic, but it went fast and I quickly figured out the process. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. Intimate, but didn't seem crowded. Comedy Cellar and the associated venues use a showcase format, which is what makes them unique. You see around five or six comics in 10-15 minute blocks. Most of the comics brought some laughs. I mainly went to see Greer Barnes, who has been around a long time and doesn't get the credit he deserves (Netflix, get this man a special!). Overall, I chuckled a lot and laughed out loud at Greer. Pretty decent comics. There is a two drink minimum, it can be bottled water, apps, alcohol, soda. Cover varies. I went on a Tuesday so it was 14 bucks. On busy nights/weekends, it is usually 24 or 25 dollars. The drinks are fine. But you're not here for craft cocktails. This is a fun experience. I plan to go again, not only to see Greer Barnes again, but see some of the other comedians at some of the other venues. Staff was nice and helpful. Door people were welcoming and knew what they were doing. Very affordable night of levity in the east/west village.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Village Underground, with a live music cover band, no longer exists. The spot has been taken over by the Comedy Cellar. No live music, no dancing. All comedy. * * * Please note the one star is not a reflection of my experience with the Comedy Cellar. I've never been there. But I had to add a star to be able to publish this notice.

This Comedy Cellar location is laid out much better than the original McDougal location. It's not as narrow, more deep, so more people can see the stage better. It also has a guy on keyboard and a guy on drums which is a very nice touch. The show went smoothly and the MC was good. There were about 6 comics for the 90 minute show. After the show they were forcefully pushing us out to get ready for the next show. The food here is pretty good. I had the wings with the homemade potato chips and they were very tasty. The drinks were good too. There is a two drink/food minimum so be aware of that.

LOVE LOVE LOVE it here. The only con I experienced this trip was I had one more person to add to my party but couldn't accomodate as they were "full." The other party that sat with us was one gentleman who even left early. Other than that, great variety of comedians and had a great laugh as always.

What a great place and fantastically funny talent! Line up to get in. They give you a bag to put your phones/watches in. They seat you, you order 2 drinks minimum. Enjoy the show!

The Village Underground bar is a hidden treasure! From the moment I stepped in, I was struck by the eclectic decor and lively atmosphere. The cocktail menu is impressive, featuring unique drinks that are both delicious and creatively presented.

Updating my last review: there used to be a line on their website that made me think you HAD to order an alcoholic drink (something like "food MUST be ordered with a drink"), but I think I may have misunderstood it. Any 2 items on the menu will satisfy their purchase requirement. Food is good -- I recommend the house chips -- and most of the performers are fantastic. A note: the cover charge is included on the receipt, but I think the tip should only factor in the food items. Keep an eye out for that.

I went on a Monday night to try to catch the 11:30 p.m. show. We arrived around 10:30 p.m. and were told it was sold out but could get on the waitlist. The guy holding a tablet took my name, our party size (two), and a phone number. We were the third party on the waitlist and were told to wait for a call around 11:05 p.m. While waiting, I watched as other people arrived and lined up behind us--all of whom got in. Despite being near the top of the waitlist with only a small party of two, we were skipped over. We're in our 40s, and I couldn't help but notice that the guy managing the list prioritized younger groups, mostly females, letting them in ahead of us. In fact, everyone else was admitted except for us. This was our first trip to New York from San Francisco, and it was incredibly disappointing. People working in these roles should ensure fairness, but instead, it felt like the guy was more focused on curating a "young crowd." To make matters worse, I felt that my partner, who admittedly has a hippie vibe, may have been unfairly judged, which is unacceptable. Everyone deserves equal treatment, regardless of their look or age. It's unfortunate because people in their 40s are more likely to spend money on drinks, but apparently, this venue values appearances over fairness. Guys like this need to move past their fascination with a "pretty face" and do their job properly. This was a terrible experience. If you're considering this place, I hope you don't encounter the same treatment--though, based on other reviews, it seems we're not alone in this.

First time here since we usually go to the original Comedy Cellar. We've been going to the OG for a very long time and I was a little worried this wouldn't be as good. But just as it is in proximity it's pretty close to what we are use too! Your typical NY standup show, with a great line up and a two drink min. They run like a well oiled machine where the wait staff knows when to come around for drink and when to sit tight when the performers are on. Checking in was fairly simple, but you are required to put your phones/any smart devices (even my Fitbit watch) is sealed up in an envelope. I'm totally ok with this because it forced me even more to focus on the show. Perfect for a date night, or going out with friends. We will be back to either location. Support your local comedy scene. We need them now more than ever.

If you're looking for a comedy club to go to in NYC, The Village Underground is the real deal. This place runs like a well-oiled machine from start to finish. The comics are all great and super diverse. There's a $15 cover with a two item required purchase (which does not need to be alcohol). The venue is nice, and there is not a bad seat in the house as far as viewing. There are also several options of food to order. The drinks were great, and our fries were pretty good too. Note- They do have a policy in place where customers are required to place their cell phones and Apple watches in a bag upon entry. They then seal it and allow you to place on your table when seated. We had a great time and a lot of laughs. [Pro Tip- when tipping, it is not necessary to tip on the cost of the tickets.]

to start, i've been to better comedy shows in the middle of nowhere. Seemed like a very commercialized experience, they pack the shit out of the venue, hoard you out like a bunch of children. Last comic was drunk or high, bombed hard af. For this very well know venue and nyc, pretty disappointing

I always enjoy coming here with friends. Usually an incredible line up and the tickets are well-priced.

Overall, we had a great experience that seems luckier than what others have had. Maybe it was a pre-Covid experience during our lovely pandemic times? Who's to say. We made a semi-last minute decision/reservation to see a show with a comedian my fiancé was familiar with - Dave Attell. It was for a 10pm Saturday night show so we had dinner nearby and walked right over. When we got there, the line was decently long but after a short pause, we were moving. Apparently you had to check-in prior (we were not aware) so you could get a bag to put your phone in. The doorman didn't give us a hard time at all. We checked in very quickly and walked right in. The space is definitely crammed and we were sitting right in front of the piano and next to the drum set. I thought it'd be annoying, but the only thing that bothered was the very rude neighbor I had. The show was very interactive and there were a few well-known and many new comedians. We absolutely loved it. We even got a surprise stand up from Aziz Ansari! He was awesome and hilarious. My main and only complaint is the wait staff and drink selection. Apparently they offer beers but they don't make that evident so you can pay $15-20 a drink instead. There's a two drink minimum so we found that to be absolutely outrageous. Why can't anyone go to a show anymore as a non-drinker? Horrible policy, honestly. It's not like tickets are cheap or free. The two hour night cost us almost $200 with tip. We tipped our waitress fairly, even though she brought our drinks late and also brought the wrong drink. You can't correct them on that because they flee immediately and you don't want to disrupt the show of course. I did like putting my phone away though to be honest. It was nice to be present somewhere. If we go again, we'll remember to order beer instead.

Been enjoying comedy at VU and Comedy Cellar for nearly a decade, with it being a staple stop whenever friends were in town visiting. Unfortunately, we had a horrible experience with the door staff last night. We had a reservation for the 10pm and the doormen pulled us out of line because one person in our party had his vax card as a screenshot on his Lock Screen. It was clearly present and available, alongside his ID, but they arbitrarily pulled us out of line and then made us get back in line. Then once we returned to the front they said that we would not be able to enter. No reason was provided when asked politely. I've spent a lot of money here over the years and the rude doormen and lady is just something you dealt with, knowing that it would be enjoyable once you get downstairs. Last night was the last time I will be spending time and money at VU for a while. There are so many other establishments that will treat patrons with respect. My friends and I will be skipping Village Underground until things change and encourage others to do so as well.

I want to give a super positive review because the music was amazing, but while dancing alone, I was hassled by two guys. A poor single woman would have a very difficult time getting drunk in this place. You might assume that I'm writing this review to trash a venue with respectable music and a reasonable crowd, but hey, my opinion counts!

I've come to the Comedy CLub a few times over the years, not counting COVID lockdown, etc. I always have a good time. Some comedians are funny, some not so much, but you can always manage to have fun here. The drinks are good and the food is really good also. Great fries!

I've been to the Comedy Cellar twice at this particular venue. I've heard this was the best venue just because it is more room and space than the original Comedy Cellar. Most likely your going to get seated with strangers since it's communal tables but that's not really a bad thing depending on how talkative your table mates are lol You must reserve your tickets in advance. If you come like 30-45mins before you will check-in with the host and most likely get better seats at the front or second row depending on how nice the host is. Your night will depend on the comedy acts, first time I went I had a better time because it had better acts. On my recent recent times I didn't think the acts was as funny as last time. The pineapple vodka here is good as well as the fries. Pro-tip, come here during the weekday for a cheaper experience. Also you don't have to buy 2 drink minimum. You can do soda or food, and maybe drink before coming. Fun place to go once in awhile for an activity I'll come back

Pretty fun atmosphere. We came via the standby line on a thursday, you can just put your name ahead of time which I would recommend. The venue itself is nice and from most points you can see the stage. Will definitely be back.

I love comedy clubs so I already have a positive bias. I have always wanted to catch a show at the Comedy Cellar the many times I've been to NYC, but never had a chance. On this last trip, I was late in booking a reservation for Sat night, and although they said you can try to get in without a reservation, I didn't want to risk it. So booked the Sunday 10pm show at Village Underground. Got there at 9.50pm, got in a short line designated for reservations. IDs checked. Reservation checked by man in front, given a small mailer pouch to seal phones and Apple Watch (no photos and videos taking allowed). Wrote a table number on our pouch. Walked downstairs where someone greeted us and quickly sat us at our table, direct view to middle of stage. Seated at a table with two other couples. 2 item/drink minimum + $17 per person. Wait staff nice and efficient. Last call, closed out our tab before the last act. There is MC and 6 acts - MC and 2 acts were super funny. Others were pretty good. Had a great time, great experience. Left with lots of energy, smiling, with my tummy hurting a bit from the laughs.

This review is for Rocky. She was amazing in helping us navigate the reservation/waiting situation. So transparent and kind. Rocky is the kind of person that you want to represent your business.

Great line up, varying styles of comedy, easy reservation and ticket process, attentive servers and staff equal great night of laughs and fun!

Great place to see live comedy all the comics were great except Sherrod small... That guy sucks ! His whole routine is: telling shitty jokes that constantly bomb and when one or two people make an awkward chuckle he says some shit like thank you "so and so". He then insults the audiences sense of humor when it's precisely audience's sense of humor which is what's keeping us from laughing at his shitty jokes.

Bad. Not worth it - don't waste your time. Made a reservation here a week in advance and was pumped to go... didn't live up to expectations.

Think fast for orders as there isn't a lot of room to order later and still enjoy by the time the show finishes. Great comedians and quick service though, best to order as soon as you sit. You can't have your phone on you, they will have them put into a sealed opaque bag so you can't record. Great friends night out!

I'm just going to have to give this 5 stars solely based on the comedians. Got to the venue early around 10:45pm after a broadway play for an 11:55pm comedy show that we had an online reservation for. They told us to come back at 11:15am to check in. At that point we went back and they asked us if we minded the front row. We said, we're okay with that. They gave us a sealable envelope for our cell phones and told us to come back at 11:45pm. About 11:40pm we can back and lined up outside. Our cell phone bag had a number on it and when we started heading into the venue at midnight we ended up getting front row seats. When we sat the service was great as we ordered a couple of beers and some chips. Through the night the server came to check on us and got a couple more beers. Front to back the show was hysterical. The comedians were sooo funny that I'll definitely look to get back there next time I am in town.

Highly recommend - we had a great time here! I came with a friend on Thursday night while visiting the city. We loved our experience but I gave a minus 1 star for the food service and the process for getting a ticket. If you don't have a ticket reserved, you should get to the show at least 30-45 minutes before the show time. You'll be asked to put your name on a waiting list and after the no-shows, they will start to call out names -- I haven't felt that much anxiety in awhile! We also got seated in a booth with 8 other random people. The staff was nice, but our server kept forgetting things. For example, our fries came out an hour after the show started and she forgot to bring my water each time. Overall, I'm happy we waited an hour for tickets and I would definitely come back next time I'm in NYC - hopefully with reserved tickets this time :)!

Would give zero stars if i could, had the absolute worst experience ever at this location. Recommend going anywhere else in the city that is a comedy club. The staff including the security, the wait staff and everyone else was out of control. Got kicked out for laughing at joke too bard. Recommend going to time square or the 4th street subway for better Jokes. Except for the host from hot 97. He was hilarious. But note to self.. don't laugh at his jokes too hard cause you'll get kicked out.

Absolutely worst stand up acts on August 7, 6pm show. Not funny, racist material, and two stand ups kept saying if we didn't laugh or like their material we we stupid, dumb, or go f yourself. We had to show our Covid vaccination card and ID. Then seal our phones in bag. Lead to our seats in a booth and squeezed in with a total of 8 people. Exactly like sardines. Awful. I do not recommend this establishment.

I was so excited to see comedy in NYC! The best thing about visiting a big city is the abundance of comedy available on so many nights of the week! I was also super excited for the possibility of a big name comedian stopping in and we got to see Colin Quinn, so I wasn't disappointed! The logistics of The Village Underground were pretty similar to those of shows in other cities. We made a reservation and then got there early to get in line. They gave us a plastic envelope to seal our phones in, so we wouldn't record the artists. We were seated at a shared table with some rude people, but that definitely wasn't the venue's fault. I understand that smaller parties are likely going to be sitting with strangers. Also the two item minimum is standard everywhere. I think we saw six comedians, not counting the opener (who was amazing, by the way!). I so enjoyed seeing a variety of people and trying to figure out what they might be preparing for. In general, a great experience that I'm glad we had on our trip to NYC!

My friend picked out this place and I am always up for a night of laughter. We went to the early show and when we got there there was a good sized line outside. They run the line like a nightclub. Have it lined up, hold it, and when people are walking by they may inquire whats going on since a busy place is where some people like to be. It was quite unnecessary to be honest. So, we stood in line listening to the various conversations around us, in a very chilly evening in nyc. Once the line started moving and you are approaching the front, make sure you have your ID and Vaccination card ready to show them. The other caveat, is that when you arrive, be prepared to turn off your phone or put it in silent mode. They hand you a bag, put the phones in the bag and then hand it to you and it indicates to the host seating you where you will be seating. It may have been a night where they were suspecting someone very popular to come by, which has happened as the website suggests. Or, this is standard operating procedure. In either case, be prepared. Once you get down to the steps, the place is very small. We were sat in a corner which was fine. Unfortunately, all were sat so tight that they should have had people sitting on laps. I had to get up often for people to get around, or by since it was so cramped. This wasn't just for us, it was everyone in the room. The comedy show in itself was pretty entertaining. Other than one comic who didn't fare well, everyone else did a nice job. Colin Quinn from SNL and MTV days was there. I keep seeing bad service on reviews. Our waitress was great, but could tell was overwhelmed with how many tables she had. Still did a great job. For me, this was a one and done visit.

Chose to go here as opposed to a broadway show during our visit to New York. I like comedy but haven't really been to a live show. PROTIP: get a slice of the artichoke pizza nearby We came for Halloween and they notified us that they were going to be filming for a special in 2 days, so we had to sign a waiver. They then asked if we wanted to be in the front row and we did. I think you should take this chance whenever you can as that adds to the experience. The show we had lasted for about 2 hours and the talent is really good. Something about seeing a comedy show live makes the jokes seem funnier. The place itself is quite small but it gets the job done. There's a 2 drink minimum I believe. The servers did an outstanding job of providing drinks during the show without being disruptive.

You know why I love comedy shows? Because I like laughing. Like most people, if online dating profiles are to be believed. If you don't like laughing, you have bigger problems than reading this review can help you with. The Village Underground is a solid venue. The ceilings are low, the crowd is usually out for a good time, and the size of it means you can come out with larger groups than you can't get into a lot of venues. Speaking of, you should know walking in that despite the association, it's not the Cellar, so the lineup probably isn't full of the heavy hitters you've heard of. Dave Chappelle probably isn't going to be a last minute addition, so temper your expectations. But that doesn't mean you aren't going to see some great comics. Sure, the lineups can sometimes be a little hit or miss, but this is still NYC, so you're going to catch some seriously hilarious people. And if you really don't like them, you can always just drink until everything is funny. There's a two-drink minimum (standard), so you want to be getting your money's worth anyway. The food is just food. Order some fries to soak up the alcohol, and have some laughs.

Had a great time here. Reserved my ticket online for just me. Showed up to the venue and got my pouch for my phone. The guy came through the line to make sure the phones were in pouches. Wished he would have waited like 5 minutes because I saw Tracey Morgan leaving from the previous show and would have loved to snap a picture. The line up was a mix of comedians I knew and never heard of. I enjoyed them all. This was on my list of things to do in NYC and it didn't disappoint. Service was efficient and food was good. Go early if you can because it will influence where u are seated.

We couldn't get tickets to the nearby Comedy Cellar, but this place was a lot of fun. For a late show, the crowd was great, very energetic. We got there at the perfect time, and we were seated right next to the stage. The servers were friendly, and even though comedy clubs can be cramped, I felt comfortable with the seating arrangement. We went here after a great dinner, and it seemed like a better (and more affordable) choice than going to a Broadway show. I would highly recommend!!

Uncomfortable venue regarding seating arrangement. I've been here before for a charity comedy show. Same this evening. What's up with the female wait staff? On several occasions they kept coming over to our section/table to 1) tell my friend and I we were talking too much (excuse me but we were engaged in the comedy skit 2) berated me for using my phone's flashlight (to see the menu since it was dark) 3) jumped over to my friend when she took her phone out to check for an important email. Really unpleasant experience. Cherry on the sundae---my umbrella was taken (accidentally or not) from someone who shared our table. This being a torrential rainy night. Lucky me. Summary---very much dislike this venue hence, I am rarely a visitor. And the comedians aren't even funny.

Came to New York for the second time with my boyfriend and everyone recommended to check out comedy shows, especially at Comedy Cellar. We first made reservations online for the 9:15 pm show, which don't ensure you get a seat. You also don't pay for tickets until the end of the show, so you're just reserving your spots. AND you'll still need to check in and grab your tickets an hour ahead, like 8:15 pm. There was a sister bar next door, which we hung out at for a bit. Once it hit 9 pm, we walked over to the venue and got in. Because we had picked up tickets so early, we were literally seated in the front row, so close you could see every pore and detail of the comedian's face. Too close for comfort and we were crammed in a tight spot with the other folks. But ah, they can't help it. They need to utilize every inch of the space. The waitress was super attentive; she kept coming back to check up on us. The venue seating was pretty uncomfortable, but the jokes were hilarious. I haven't laughed that hard since I saw Kevin Hart at the ComedyFest in San Francisco. I'll definitely come back again to laugh my ass off.

Possibly the worst way to watch comedy. Smelly, cramped, overpriced & all the employees are rude. Only reason any goes here is for the line outside... which they artificially create by making people stand outside. Go somewhere else in the village or watch at home instead.

0/10, everyone that worked there was so rude, starting from the people at the door checking you in to the people who served you. The comedians were not good... sangria was not good. Everyone/everything not good. Don't go.

The so called "manager" has no common sense. I'm not even sure if I was lied to and she wasn't the manager, because she didn't want to help me. I think I was told her name was "Didi" or something similar. She was dressed sloppy and unprofessionally, looks like she didn't even want to be there.

The first show after the pandemic cut down on socializing. Such a great evening with friends. Be sure to come early, have your vax and ID info handy and be ready to get cozy with neighbors since seating is a bit tight. Great talent and such a great time. Hope yo be back again soon!

Solid line up of comedians and price is decent. Door staff is consistently being asshole for no reason other than they like the authority. This is surprising since Cellar next block never has this issue.

We were most likely racially profiled and singled out by the staff for harassment. They accused us once of laughing too loudly and told us to keep it down. We had been laughing at jokes (nothing else), so yeah, at this point I thought probably we had been laughing loudly without realizing that was not ok. After getting a warning, we were so nervous that we didn't speak a word and only laughed on cue, taking care to make sure the White people at the table near us were louder than us. Which they were, the entire time. Half an hour later, they told us we have to leave. We are over 40yrs old, not kids, we were not drunk, we had ordered food and drinks, and we behaved no differently from others. I would love to believe there's some reason unrelated to us being South Asian. I'm drawing a blank. The guy throwing us out (who was Black) saw my shocked face and couldn't even look me in the eye. I don't think it was his decision. He mumbled something about us being loud, but he knew and we knew that we had not been loud. Anyway we apologized and left. Humiliated and shaken up, and feeling pretty unsafe. My husband spent the ride home wondering what we did wrong. I'm going to try to just forget this incident. If you are South Asian, or if you have a loud laugh (the reason we were given), stay away from this place.

Loved this place! We came here last Sunday, what an awesome time, we drank, we laughed it was great. There was an awesome lineup every comedian was hilarious!!! I am so happy I found out about this place, can't wait to come back! The only tips I can give is to make reservations ahead of time and also know that you might be sitting with other people at your table. For example we were a group of 8 and they sat 4 other people at our table. There is a drink and appetizer menu which was nice.