From the owner: Bazinga Comedy Club organiseert twee keer per maand comedy shows in theater de Cameleon te…read moreAmsterdam. Daarnaast zijn we ook te vinden op andere locaties in het land.

Not a good place, not funny. Not well run. Management seems…read morelike not so good people. Boom Chicago was a huge disappointment. Despite its reputation for comedy, the show felt forced and unoriginal, relying too heavily on outdated jokes and awkward audience participation. The performers seemed more interested in amusing themselves than delivering sharp, engaging humor. The pacing dragged, with skits that overstayed their welcome and improv that lacked real wit. The venue itself was cramped and overpriced, with expensive drinks that didn't justify the cost. The staff was indifferent at best, adding to the feeling that the whole experience was more about making money than entertaining guests. If you're expecting high-quality comedy, look elsewhere--there are far better ways to spend an evening in Amsterdam.

Shute, you don't know how to spend your night in Amsterdam that's not smoking weed or walking along…read morethe Red Light District? er.... why not improvise a bit? Got €25 to spend? Sold! Well, that's not what we did, because I had planned to come see Boom Chicago for months since finding out about its presence. My best friend does improv here in Second City in Chicago so I knew it would be a great surprise to take him to an improv show while we traveled through this amazing city. The venue is close to the Anne Frank House so you're definitely a bit further from the city center. It's a small place (you ARE in Amsterdam after all) but I absolutely loved the intimacy of the stage. It fits around 50 people max and you are up and close and personal with the performers on stage which was fantastic. This level is improv is much more audience based. While there are a few sketches here and there, it's almost all audience feedback which makes for a creative time. I had a blast and was LOLing at all the different jokes they pulled up using my random suggestions. Many of the performers are Americans themselves so they'll definitely share that sense of humor. Staffing was great, the show was on point, and I had a blast at Boom Chicago. I'd definitely come back to see another show sometime, and knowing that some of my favorite comedians came through these walls makes it all the more special.

From the owner: The Comedy Cafe is a stand-up comedy theater in Amsterdam featuring some of the best comedians in &…read moreoutside of the Netherlands.

Fun place to catch a comedy show and fairly reasonably priced drinks and snacks, you can be sure to…read morehave a good night here with friends. I was here on the final & very special night of the festival with FREEZE! (Tim Key + Tom Basden), & @RayPeacock

Went to the Toomler for an anniversary date night and thoroughly enjoyed my time! We came during a…read morenight we English speaking comedians as I don't speak dutch. I love comedy shows and while I was living in Arnhem I was glad I got to attend one as a date night. I start to run out of date options in Arnhem... because it's Arnhem.

The Vondelpark open air theatre is really great. It is a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon…read morelistening to live music out in sunshine. On Saturday evenings there is often (dutch) comedy. I went there yesterday to see a friends band play and it was very nice. You can get your drinks and food at the bar 'Vondeling' which is located in front of the theatre.

From june until september there are free shows (music, cinema, theatre, dance) on friday, saturday…read moreand sunday. I have been visiting concert and realy enjoy the vibe. The audience is mixed and the performances are in general good. Sometimes wheather can be challenge, but performers can be creative by inviting the audience on stage. Tip. Picknick baskets are perfectly fine, so do consider to take along drinks amd snacks.

RAAF Rotterdam is the product of young creatives with bucket loads full of good ideas. Cross the…read moreErasmus bridge and and just keeping going straight on and when you are about to hit the curve look to the left and smile. You have just arrived at the best beach hut in Rotterdam. Well, not quite a beach but it has that same vibe and carefree attitude you'll sometimes find in exotic places like Rio or Ibiza. The name reveals its purpose: Rotterdam Art Adventure & Food. What they have created here is a community for people with an artistic and adventurous streak. They encourage talented folk to come on board and participate in art, music, the spoken word or food. It all comes together in this bustling place that you would like to call home. And as true ambassadors of the south, the gang have made it their mission to spread the word. Storytellers will guide you through the streets and show you the hidden treasures. And there are many... Join them for Friday night dinners or the Thursday specials this summer. Drop in for coffee with killer cookies made by Cake&Concepts or Mevrouw Zoetekauw. As seen on I Know This Great Little Place in Rotterdam (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.554625497909431.1073741867.103845866320732&type=3)

From the owner: RAAF is short for for Rotterdam-Art-Adventure&Food, a cultural hotspot you can have a good cup of…read morecoffee and grab a bite to eat. The place is an artwork itself: RAAF means RAVEN in dutch and when you enter the old grain factory where RAAFs location is, you actually enter the forest where the raven lives. Have lunch or breakfast in a huge ravensnest and try the special ravenbeer called 'two thirsty lady's'. On the website you find the art&culture programme wich contain concert, artshows, foodspecials and much much more. In RAAF the infopoint of Rotterdam South called 'Dit Is Zuid' ('This Is South') has a place as well. Find some interesting tours with or without a guide en get to know this part of town better, 'don't mis out on the South' ;) Come see for yourself, feel the vibe of RAAF!