EXTREMELY chaotic show that starts things off with a free shot. They kinda use the audience as…read moreprops which can be fun if you're into that sort of thing. Definitely not for everyone, but I had an amazing time here. Morgan did a great job, as did everyone in the cast!

Read all the reviews and thought this would be a fun night . A show with laughs , involving the…read moreaudience. So I bought tickets and invited friends to come along . One couple was pretty much uncomfortable because in some of the scenes it was not expected what they would use as a prop. The one thing I have to say the actors were great . Amazing how they can memorize such a long script .

Holy shit - easiest 5 star ever. We went last month during our NYC trip and the show was amazing,…read moreevery comedian was on point, I cried laughing. It was a last minute decision to go so originally we got in the 9pm standby line for Fat Black Pussycat. Unfortunately we didn't make standby twice when we waited at 9pm and 11pm. Luckily, we were offered to go to the 11:45pm comedy cellar show instead. Yes please! So happy it worked out, especially on a busy Saturday night. It was the 2 of us & we shared a table with 2 other couples who were such a vibe to chat with. 2 drink minimum. The show started around midnight and ended around 1:30am. Definitely recommend to catch yourself a comedy show here! I'll be back next time I'm in NYC

Easy 5 stars. Been wanting to do this for a while, planned to come based on a few comedians that I…read morewanted to see. After watching the show, I recognized almost every comic (I watch a lot of stand up comedy on youtube). Every comic was solid, every comic was funny. Anyone I hadn't seen before, I looked up and watched on youtube after. Fun experience. Try to buy tickets in advance if you can, unless you are super flexible and are okay with being on the waiting list and maybe not getting in. We ended up in the standby line and luckily got in. Prices are reasonable. If you like standup comedy definitely come. You can look up the lineups on their website ahead of time. They do not guarantee that everyone listed will appear, but I guess they also sometimes have drop ins of special guest and really famous comics. Brennan was the big name of our show. Schultz was also supposed to be there, but was a no show. Everything is pretty organized and orderly. 2 drink min. but the drinks are reasonably priced as well. Highly recommended. I wanted to see Aaron Chen, but the timing didn't end up working out, but he was there the days I was in town.

So many brilliant minds have crossed this stage, an honor to have been here…read more We got to see: WIL SYLVINCE, BRIAN SCOTT MCFADDEN, DWAYNE PERKINS OPHIRA EISENBERG and KEVIN DOMBROWSKI hosted. Food is bar food, two item minimum, ambience is that of an OG comedy club. Needed this moment at this point in time. As hard as it was to laugh, they each got me to do it. Much love to all brave enough and committed to making sure we laugh at all times.

Went to see Godfrey this week! Very organized getting in. The have staff waiting to take you to…read moreyour seat after you check in. A lot of seating is cushioned and benches. It can be a little tight but you get to know your neighbors quickly. I was happy that they had Flower Power, IPA. My friends ordered wings and tenders, they weren't impressed. They said it's just bar food. That's sad, because I have had great bar food. But I would definitely return to this venue for comedy and drinks!

We saw Daniel Weingarten Saturday night in this small intimate club on 78th street off Broadway…read more Typical cramped room small tables and wooden chairs not making for comfortable evening. Servers came around right away and we ordered Berry Seinfeld and the Tracy. Tracy was a rum drink and you tasted the alcohol so no complaints. *** If you check in on Yelp you get a free house shot which was vodka peach schnapps and some juice, also not bad. Ticket prices were reasonable and they have an $18 drink minimum. All drinks are $16 and under so you need to buy at least two. The show itself was very good and the headliner hung out after so we had a photo opportunity and a nice chat. I would definitely go back to see another comedian.

Great time, and place to gather with friends for a laugh. Highly recommend while in the cityread more

Enjoyed seeing Spirit of the Game there. Fun musical about Ultimate frisbee. Good staff and a…read morewell-designed venue.

I'm wondering if the sound system is set by the venue, or if the show's producers exert control…read more Here's why I ask, and also my quandary in awarding stars: the storyline of our show was pretty much relayed by song. But the sound was so loud, what they sang was garbled, making it difficult to understand and follow. "Do you get this?" I asked my friend. "I can't make out what they're saying!" she responded. So -- very unlike me -- we left during intermission. I don't want to malign the show. The script (from what I gathered) was clever and the performers, talented. The theater itself is a nice, informal off-Broadway venue: a bar in the lobby, comfortable seating with good views throughout. I'll give Asylum another try. I've noticed they feature some interesting productions. (I'm sorry I missed "Naked Magicians.") But for last night's experience, a regrettable three stars.

I came here solo and Sarah made my experience the absolute best. The bar is nice and reminds me of…read morea few dive bars back home in CA that I love. The Grisly, however, is like the most elevated dive bar but you still get the friendly "we've known you forever even if we've just met" kind of energy from the staff. Or at least Sarah. Damn did she make me feel welcome. Recommended great burger (the Smash with pepperjack) and was just so friendly that I didn't want to run out immediately after eating and having one drink. Oh, the fries....criminally good. The Happy Hour drink menu is pretty solid, and this is s place you could go to on a date, with friends, or by yourself. Music isn't too loud, sports are on the TVs, food is good, and drink options are plenty.

The Grizzly Pear is such a gem in NYC. The ambiance is laid-back, cozy, and effortlessly cool. It…read morereally feels like an upscale dive bar in the best way possible. Warm lighting, good energy, and a chill crowd make it an easy place to hang whether you're starting your night or winding it down. One of the best parts is the menu. It's super affordable for NYC, but still delivers on quality. Everything feels simple, satisfying, and done right. We ordered the burger and fries, wings and fries, plus a margarita and a mojito. The burger was juicy and filling, the wings were flavorful, and the fries were hot and crispy. The drinks were solid, refreshing, and exactly what you want at a spot like this. Location-wise, it's perfect. The Grizzly Pear is close to so many things, making it a great stop before or after exploring the neighborhood, catching up with friends, or heading to another spot nearby. The service really stood out too. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and welcoming without being overbearing, which added to the relaxed vibe of the place. Overall, The Grizzly Pear is a great go-to if you want good food, decent drinks, a cool atmosphere, and fair prices all in one spot. Definitely a place I'd come back to again.

Midtown has no shortage of things to do, but if you want a night that's actually memorable, hit up…read moreNew York Comedy Club's Midtown location. The lineup is always strong, the room is comfortable, and the shows move at the perfect pace. A lot of credit goes to Jen, the manager -- she's the reason this place runs so smoothly. She's on top of everything and genuinely makes the experience better for everyone who walks through the door. Pro tip: check out the RyDaddy Saturday matinee shows. The afternoon crowd brings a totally different energy and RyDaddy keeps it moving. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this is one of the best comedy rooms in Midtown. Way better than whatever improv show your hotel concierge is recommending.

Mary Santora was a WRECK. She bombed and nobody thought it was that funny. She trauma dumped her…read morefamily problems to the crowd, talked politics, heckled the Bible, and then acted confused why we weren't laughing. Zach McGovern thankfully saved the show because he was HILARIOUS! But they will charge you $20 per person for snacks even if you don't order $20 worth. This along with Mary Santora's bombshell failure show and sheer lack of comedic talent is keeping me from ever going back again.

We had a great time! I will acknowledge that I am an easy laugh. I love laughing, I love comedy…read moreclubs, etc. As others have mentioned the place is a little sketchy, so I wasn't surprised by it. If you encounter someone selling tickets on Broadway with the Comedy Central sign it's worth the money. They are very serious about the two drink minimum, but the drinks were reasonably priced so that was a good deal. We also had an order of hummus and pitas. There were 4 full pitas and a decent amount of hummus - and the pitas were hot! I would have order led more drinks if our server had ever come back but he was really busy. All in all, worth the money!

Received 2 complimentary tickets for this Comedy Club by staying at The Westin- Times Square,…read morehowever we were told we only had to buy 1 drink each and learned once we got here about their STRICT 2 DRINK MINIMUM plus 25% gratuity. Many in the crowd grumbled about that but honestly if it keeps independent businesses open and available to new and established artists then I'm all for it. There was a varied mix of talent, laughs were given for most. Overall I was glad I came, laughter is sometimes all you need to improve your mood, if you're looking for that, stop by the Broadway Comedy Club.