Comedy Club

East Village, Manhattan · 1,008 reviews

The show and hosts was decent but the management and organizers are incompetent and rude. We paid for premium seating but the usher sat us way in the back even though more tables were available. This may have been an honest mistake, but when we informed the person who checked us in he was rude, unapologetic and said 'What do you want me to do now that the show's over??' . He asked us to send and email and was curt throughout the interaction. I don't think we will be visiting New York comedy club in the future after this terrible customer service we experienced at this location!

Gramercy, Manhattan · 1,787 reviews

New York Comedy Club was a really enjoyable experience and ended up being one of the highlights of my trip. I went twice during my stay, and both shows were great, which says a lot about the consistency of the lineup. The comedians were sharp, confident, and genuinely funny, with a good mix of styles and topics. Even when I didn't recognize the names on the bill, the quality of the performances was strong from start to finish, and the energy in the room made the whole experience feel intimate and engaging. The venue itself is well set up for comedy. The room is cozy without feeling cramped, and the sound and sightlines were good from where I was seated. The crowd was lively but respectful, which really helped the comedians build momentum and interact naturally with the audience. Staff were friendly and efficient, keeping things moving smoothly without being disruptive during the show. One thing to be aware of is the $20 minimum spend per person. While this is pretty standard for comedy clubs in New York, it's still worth noting so there are no surprises. The drinks and snacks were decent, though a little on the pricey side, which again feels typical for the city and the setting.

Midtown East, Manhattan · 67 reviews

My three star rating goes mostly to the venue / Bar. A cool industrial decor with exposed brick and pipes with Edison light bulbs. I pad menu which I found it impressive. Two drink minimal order. Friendly staff. The show was good I have to say. They are the sister twin of Tribeca comedy club and most comedians were the same. There were still good talents but the headliner at the end Adam Strauss was giving a life story speech, not much jokes and I sat till the end to see where it's going. He should work well on his material. Didn't like it. Not going to this place (for comedy) but the bar is cool

Times Square, Manhattan · 723 reviews

We had an incredible experience working with Stand Up NY to host a comedy show at the Paramount Club! Their team was professional, easy to work with, and brought an outstanding lineup of comedians that kept the audience entertained all night. I can't recommend them enough, whether you're attending a show at Bond 45 or partnering with them for a private event.

Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn · 11 reviews

What a beautiful and fun place and bar to be in - we loved it, hilarious and so much fun. The staff are so kind and nice Amazing place.

Tribeca, Manhattan · 72 reviews

Located in a basement of a restaurant, spacious with spread out seating. Felt less than your usual classic New York comedy club. Staff were friendly. The line up were average for the night I went there.

Manhattan · 491 reviews

We drove from Pennsylvania. We stood at the hotel. We got to see our fav comedian Justin. Everything was awesome and very Lgbtq friendly. We loved it. Perfect way to celebrate our anniversary.

SoHo, Manhattan · 645 reviews

This place is a hidden gem. Greenwich Village Comedy Club has that classic downtown New York comedy feel -- intimate room, low ceilings, and comics close enough that you can see them sweat. That's how comedy is supposed to be. The shows I've been to have been consistently strong. Great variety in the lineups, solid hosting, and the kind of laughs where your face hurts the next day. The location is perfect for a date night or a night out with friends -- plenty of good restaurants nearby to make a whole evening of it. Honestly surprised this place doesn't get more buzz because the quality of comedy here rivals clubs charging twice the price. If you want to feel like you discovered something special, go.

Midtown West, Manhattan · 3,203 reviews

Spoil your inner child with some Magic! My husband and I attended the Broadway Magic Hour show expecting to enjoy a fun hour, but we left with something more: a reminder of what it feels like to be genuinely amazed. The audience was filled with children, and their excitement was contagious. Surrounded by so much wonder and anticipation, we found ourselves caught up in the magic right alongside them. Carl and Jim are both warm, funny, and incredibly engaging. Their chemistry is effortless, and the way they play off each other makes the performance feel smooth, lively, and full of laughter. The staff members were equally wonderful--kind, welcoming, and accommodating from the moment we arrived. While many families bring their children to the show, I would encourage adults without kids to come as well. There were several moments when I completely forgot my age and felt like one of the children in the audience, staring in amazement and wondering, "How on earth did they do that?" If you've been looking for an excuse to reconnect with your sense of wonder, this show is a delightful way to experience it.

Midtown West, Manhattan · 3 reviews

Good vibes, and friendly staff! The food is okay, I would recommend getting drinks only and getting something to eat after. But overall, it was a fun time.

Lower East Side, Manhattan · 157 reviews

Hands down the best comedy club in NYC. Forget the crowded tourist traps in the Village -- Fear City Comedy Club is on a completely different level. Tucked away in the Lower East Side, this place delivers a night of comedy that feels personal, raw, and unforgettable. The lineup was stacked with top-tier comics -- not just funny, but sharp, original, and fully in their element. You're not just watching comedy here, you're part of it. The room is intimate, the laughs are real, and the crowd feels like family by the end of the night. Everything ran smooth -- no weird delays, no awkward transitions. Just comic after comic, crushing one set after another. It's clear this place is run by people who love stand-up and know how to create a vibe. It didn't just feel like a show. It felt like a home. It felt like a family. And yeah -- it felt like a whole lot of laughs. Can't wait to come back.

Midtown West, Manhattan · 1 reviews

The comedians were funny. The bar was small. Difficult to find the entrance. Good time overall