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    Cap City Comedy Club

    3.4 (134 reviews)
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    Closed 6:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Brownie Sundae, Old Fashioned, water
    Jane O.

    Food and drinks were excellent. Service was superb. Seating was excellent. Bathroom was clean and well stocked. Parking in the pink garage was close. Zarna Garg is hilarious

    Dawn S.

    I met my brothers and sisters-in-law for some laughs on a Thursday night. (1/22). We arrived around 6 PM and were seated immediately for the 7 o'clock show. The host at the check in for tables was in a mood but I'll chalk it up to a bad day. He was "grumpy" when we arrived and gave him our tickets. I mean just not very friendly for that position. My SIL and I left to go to the bathroom (thinking they might stamp us to get back in)...I asked the guy what we needed to get back in...he responded in the tone of a teenage snotty girl...uhhh your ticket (insert eye roll here- I don't know if he rolled his eyes but that was the tone) We both laughed it off as we went to get our tickets but it was quite rude imho. The tables are quite close together, so just a heads-up if that matters to you. We had a table for five on the floor, just behind the wall. At first, I was a little bummed we weren't closer, but it ended up being a great spot. At the old Cap City, there used to be a two-drink minimum, but now it's a "two-item" minimum--so no worries if you're not drinking. The show started right at 7. Both the opening act and headliner (Rhys Darby) were fantastic. My brother and SIL treated me, so I'm not sure about the exact prices, but I had a glass of wine and some boneless wings. The wings were decent, and the fries were okay. Parking was easy--there's nothing directly behind the venue, but nearby garages are close. I think live comedy is always a win. I'll definitely be back soon.

    The opener.
    Shannon G.

    At the last minute me and a friend bought tickets to see Pinky Patel. She's hilarious on Instagram if you haven't heard of her. And she didn't disappoint on stage live in person. Cap City is a comedy club in The Domain. Tickets are bought online through their website. And you do have to buy 2 items. So 2 drinks. Or a drink and a food item. My friend and I both got a drink and a food item. I had the Sour Gummy cocktail, which I thought was really good. And I got the cauliflower buffalo bites. They came to me cold. Disappointing, But still edible. I did like the buffalo flavor. It was a little spicy.

    Had to come see Kevin
    Sean C.

    We came here to see Kevin Smith and really enjoyed our time here. The place is very nice, parking garage is super close by and the bathrooms were spotless! I appreciate the multiple vegetarian options. The black bean burger was really good and the fries are top notch. I would definitely come back here again.

    Chelsea L.

    Cap City Comedy Club is conveniently located at the Domain so there's free parking. Closest garage would be the pink garage and it's about 4 min walk to here. Going in, they check your bags and IDs in order to hand out the physical tickets. My husband got tickets later and got them with the flash sale for $13. We came for the Leslie Liao show and got a great view! General seating is first come first serve and if you want to be seated as a group, you have to enter together. My friend was in a wheelchair so we had the opportunity to get a reserved table thanks to the staff! Host was really funny, and I wanted him to continue with his comedy, but the second opener came out and she really wasn't funny. One of my friends dozed off. But then Leslie Liao came back out and it was great again! As someone who's married, her jokes about couples being together and just scrolling through their phones and sending reels were so funny!! I knew coming into that they had a two-item requirement (you have to buy food or drinks from the menu). But, I didn't realize how expensive and mediocre the menu items were. Water is $5!! That's wild. I just got two juices to meet the minimum requirement. I didn't try the food, but I heard that they aren't that good so you may wanna eat beforehand if you are hungry. The server comes around every so often to make sure you order so it is enforced. Ordering at the bar before the show doesn't count towards the min requirement by the way. It was a bit cold, so I'm glad I brought a jacket. They have gender neutral restrooms inside. It was an enjoyable time!

    Me, my sister, sister in law and cousin inside comedy club on my birthday.
    Kimmetha G.

    Good food, great atmosphere. I went on my birthday and the headliner bought me a glass of wine! Plenty of laughs a d great location.

    Sandra H.

    This was a very pleasant experience! We laughed and enjoyed the stand up so much. Its so convenient now that they're located in the Domain. It's very central and trendy. We went to the early show, when we left there was a line of people for the later act. You need to come check it out and laugh your heart out. Its definitely worth it!

    Karla D.

    This was my first time at Cap City Comedy Club and it was a great visit. We went to see the comedian Sammy Obeid and it was one of the best standup acts I've ever seen. He was hilarious. We had reserved seating and got there early enough to be seated at the front of the stage. The club is very clean and looks like a typical comedy club. The staff are extremely friendly. I ordered fries and a cocktail and they were both good. Nothing to run screaming about but not bad either. I am not a fan of The Domain where the club is located. I just really hate the drive out and the hectic traffic. With that said, parking is free and so that's a bonus. Overall, it was a good experience.

    Heather B.

    I think this is a great venue for comedy performances. The larger room seems to have seating that gives each person a decent view of the stage. The menu is decent and the servers are attentive. It's located in the Domain, so there's free parking in any of the garages. My only complaint is about paying the bill. It is done during the performance with the server. The pad that is used shows automatic tip options starting at 18%. If you want to tip less, you have to truly stop watching the show and focus on the pad to make a change to the ticket. I didn't appreciate that. I'm certain 95% of people who aren't amazed by service will automatically just choose the 18% because it's easiest so they can get back to the show.

    Chicken tenders and fries
    Lydia H.

    Overall, it's a good experience here. The venue is clean (but zero cell service in case you need to reach someone). I saw Gary Owen, who was fantastic. I do enjoy that the 2 purchase minimum applies to both food and drinks so I'm not forced to pay for overpriced NA drinks. I ordered the chicken tenders and fries. The chicken tenders were awful and I threw up after getting home from the show, but the fries were decent.

    Neha G.

    July 30, 2025 review ---- Attended Indian comedian Gaurav Kapoor show. Tickets were purchased in advance. For parking, you either have to go to a parking garage or parking close to true food kitchen. I'd check at entrance as usual but they don't allow to take water bottles inside. Snacks and drinks options were available during the show for purchase. No dedicated seating, it was more like first come, first get. Luckily we got a good table. As the show started AC got turned on and it felt like the cold air was coming directly facing us. We asked the management team to either change the temperature of that particular AC and nobody took any action even after multiple requests. Eventually we moved ourselves to an open area and view wasn't great but at least we were not shivering. Second point is about forced spending. It was listed on the ticket that we got during entry that you've to spend at least 10 dollar per person. This was not told to us during booking. We got drinks to spend money but would have been better if we were given some heads-up for that. Anyway show was great but management wasn't customer friendly m

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