We are locals and we have come here pretty frequently. We absolutely love the headliner Butch…read moreBradley. His crowd work is insane. Don't miss out on seeing him. He is amazing. Ticket prices are very reasonable. You can also do an all you can drink special. $30 for well, $40 for premium brands. There is a cocktail waitress that comes around during the show. The show is about 90 minutes.

We saw the Julio Comedy Variety show and had a great time!…read more The show was very entertaining, included a lot of audience interaction, and had everyone laughing the whole time. I especially loved the balloon swallowing trick during the second act. That one had my group thinking about it for a long time. You can get beers in here for $10 or mixed drinks (wells) for $12, or if you buy a bucket of beers they will cut you a deal. You can also buy an all you can drink package for $30 but for me I can't drink that many drinks in a show that is barely over an hour so I didn't do that. I did enjoy my Vodka Orange drink though. The venue is nice and the vibe is very chill. The workers were all super friendly. Picking up the tickets from the box office was easy and the whole experience was great. I definitely plan to come back and see more shows here.

Full bar available and they're not charging an arm and a leg either. 4 drinks was $25 total! I also…read morehad a drink voucher for lucky 7 and they accepted it!!! The venue is large enough that you'll be comfy in big groups. Each table has a service request button and the servers are lightening fast. Best part is the talent on stage!! We got to see multiple people and laughed until our sides split. It was so much fun we're bringing people back again this week! Much recommend especially for locals!

Want to see this show last night. Love the location at Silver 7. Easy parking…read more Host was very funny and got the crowd engaged. The next two committee ends were great, but the headliner was fabulous. So much so that he cracked himself up as well as the audience. Totally recommend this.

The venue was a bit hard to find. It is located on the 3rd floor of the Neopolis complex and it is…read morenot called Downtown Comedy Lounge; it's called "Notoriety" on the sign and is in the old converted movie theatre. Upon entering, the woman up front who scanned our tickets was very nice. No outside water is allowed in but they will hold it up front for you if needed. The inside of the venue is very nice and clean. Even has some beautiful chandeliers in staged room area. There is a bar selling drinks inside. The show was ok. I frequent another comedy club in town and came here the first time and my group and I were not impressed with the acts. The show was set up more like an open mic night than an actual comedy show. Compared to all the other shows going on in town, this one wouldn't be one I'd recommend.

This comedy club is a little hard to find but its on the 3rd floor next to Notoriety. When we…read morechecked in, the lady was a little rude when I told her our name to get our tickets. She kept saying she can't find my tickets although I showed her proof we had it. She kept messing my name up on purpose I felt when she was way off on finding my name. Besides that, the comedians were great! They all had their own style of comedy and we really liked the variety. The crowd work was great too. I do like how its open seating and you can scan a QR code to order drinks from your seat. Looking forward to seeing more comedians here.

Was super excited when my friend & I showed up and found Brad on stage!! I had NO idea he was the…read moreopener. We unfort. arrived apx. 15 min.'s late after missing the turn into MGM then going to the wrong floor in the parking garage via the elevator & then fighting the EDC & CMA crowd. Brad called us out for arriving late once we got seated he reminded us that the show started @ 8pm & made a "joke" about us being late because I was giving my friend a BJ... :-() Soooooo if you're sensitive & don't like to be picked on than don't get a seat in the front row/close to the stage. Brad was picking on one couple up front & an older big guy who was with his parent's. I can't even put what he said to them on here because it wasn't very nice. Lynne Koplitz was the comedian for the night and she started off really weird. I felt like she was really nervous and wasn't sure what jokes she wanted to tell, maybe not really prepared?? But as she got warmed up she got better. She was nice to the audience & wasn't "picking" on them like Brad did. Showroom was packed. Our cocktail waitress came over to us soon after we sat down. My friend got the Border Patrol speciality drink & it just tasted like a margarita. I got the "bitch" drink which was tasty but one was enough for me. We got to keep the plastic glasses. Bathrooms were clean & had some nice decor & magazine covers of Brad. Security & door staff was nice upon arrival to the venue. After the show my friend saw Brad outside talking to some people who attended his show & he asked me if I wanted to go over & get my picture with him. I walked over & had asked him for a photo...I think he was still mad @ me for arriving late to his show....SORRY BRAD!! I'd definitely come back to this venue.

I went to see a comedian I've seen online (Gabriel Rutledge) and he was fantastic. I didn't…read morerealize he was opening for Brad and would only have a 25 minute set. Brads set was one of the worst I have ever heard. He had no original material. All his jokes were racially focused. Making fun that the Mexicans name was really Miguel, not Mike. And he should leave his leaf blower outside. And he wish he had a huge D like the black guy in the audience. Using these old outdated jokes for the primary format of his set was mind boggling. I can't believe people would pay for this. And the awkwardness of people having to laugh and smile thru it all is atrocious. Then the jokes about someone from Gaza blowing up the place. I truly hope no one targeted them after the show as BG mentioned him about a dozen times during his set. I have always adored the comedians at Kimmel and go there often. I won't be back to hear BGs shenanigans anytime soon, nor do I think Miguel or Jerrel the black guy will be either.

We got some tickets to see Bret Ernst at the Laugh Factory at Horseshoe. I've been to Horseshoe…read morequite a few times (and technically was employed there at one point) but I've literally never been to this side of the casino. It's quite the trek from the garage (pretty much as far as you can get from it) but it's easy to find. Walking up to the door, the people working were super friendly and helpful. The line is well organized and I liked the decor. It felt like a real night out with the old school glamour. Checking our tickets was quick and easy. We were guided right to our seats. There really isn't a bad seat in the house and seats themselves were comfortable and easy to relax in. You pass the bar as you go into the venue, we didn't get anything to eat or drink but the prices seemed reasonable for the strip. The woman in front of us ate two bags of popcorn so it must not be bad. The show itself was great and I liked how they ran things. I'll definitely be back soon.

I'm so pleased to see the Laugh Factory back in Las Vegas, now at the Horseshoe. I missed them. I…read moreregularly caught shows at the Tropicana. Tonight I caught the early, 8:30, show headlining Trixx, with Brandon Vestal, and the MC, whose name eludes me now. Vestal was quite good and Trixx was rather good too. The venue supposedly seats 250, and the layout still seems pretty quaint. I don't think there would be a bad seat in the house. That being said, I had purchased a Gold Circle seat and was seated right at the stage. I'll be back next time I am in town.

I'm a live standup comedy fan and am still mourning the loss of Wiseguys in the Arts District…read more Wiseguys was always our go-to comedy club as locals, and I finally had time to check out the newest (and now lone) location at Town Square. It's better because parking is free, easy, and plentiful, and this new space is about twice the size of the old one. So there's a lot of good here. I purchased tickets to see Lavell Crawford and paid a reasonable $41 per ticket (including tax and fees). The show quality was good (the two openers not so much), and I didn't like that the staff didn't cut the headliner off when he went on TOO long (so long that the later show started LATE). It became brutal after sitting in there for nearly 2.5 hours! Also, the staff wouldn't let anyone leave so it was a really bad experience. I don't know if this is common here, but it was really, really bad and would make me think twice before seeing another show here. Please, staff: enforce time limits and have the courage to stop the show when the time is up! This location has an expanded food menu with better dishes than the old downtown club. Wings, sliders, nachos, burgers, and more are on offer and reasonably priced for a club. You could easily make an entire evening of it including dinner. The food offerings are substantial and not just throwaway bar snacks. Drinks are a mixed bag, and they do not offer free refills on any of the fountain sodas (lame). Service was quick and efficient, and settling the tab was a breeze. The vibe is classic comedy club, with dim lights, rows of seats that share long communal tables, and a stage that feels close enough to catch every punchline. Seating is first come first served, so arrive early for the best views. Some of the seats can have a blocked view of the stage, so beware. A doorman will seat you when you arrive. Wiseguys features a good mix of touring headliners and local, up and coming acts. Live comedy will always be a mixed bag, so you never know what you're going to get. Tickets are reasonably priced and the folks working the door are so nice and welcoming. The venue is roomy yet intimate, and is a great place to catch a stand-up show. Best of all, it's not super touristy like the rest of the major comedy clubs in town, and its off-Strip location means parking is easy, prices are lower, and the vibe has a more local flair.

Booked surprise tickets for my husband and his father on two separate occasions. The tickets would…read morebe used by my husband and the website says the name of the person showing up needs to match the ticket. So naturally I put his name down and paid with my card, using my email address(its a surprise!). One event was rescheduled and when I was emailed about it, the employee was more concerned about seeing my husband had a different name than the card used except she said there were "two names" for the tickets...um, no. There is one name that the tickets were booked under and the confirmation even had his name. Instead of talking about the inconvenience of rescheduling, the employee was asking if I knew my husband--- why would I not? Anyway after this, my husband showed up to the other event and they played games with him, saying they couldn't find his name. He even showed the screenshot of the confirmation. They were fishing for my name but instead of asking for the name of the cardholder, which would be easy as that is the only place I put my name down... they instead told him his name wasn't in there. Clearly the employee that emailed me saw both names, which makes it obvious they were screwing with him trying to "catch" 3rd party tickets. Newsflash...of course I bought the tickets from their website. That's how I got the confirmation. And if I bought them to resell them, how would I know in advance the name of the person I would sell them to? Stop playing with us regular people and use common sense. I doubt people are that serious about scalping WISEGUYS tickets. The accusatory tone makes things embarrassing. Made for a really bad impression and it was supposed to be a nice birthday surprise for my husband. To top it off, the chairs will give you sciatica. They are packed knee to knee and hard as concrete.

Just out looking for a good time and stumbled on to the tickets. He killed! His jokes are fresh,…read morecan but adult but not offensive, and he fires them out so rapidly he worth seeing again chances are you laughed through one and missed it. If you get a chance to ever see this guy, DO IT! He has a way to make the whole room feel like his dorm room buddies and your truly laughing with him because it really does seem like he is enjoying every minute of his time making you smile, giggle, and sometimes flat out belly roll laugh. Best part of our evening out hands down, Alex I can say enough good things about you and hope to watch you again!

I had no idea what to expect as I've never heard of this guy before he was absolutely hilarious. I…read morewasn't sure what to expect seeing a comedy show inside seeing your frogs inside treasure Island but it was really cool. Alex is like 350+ pounds and just cracks jokes about his weight eating in every day life I thought it was cool that you get a free meet and greet afterwards with everybody and you could take a picture with him and sorry Alex but of course my favorite part of the show was when those two hot girls got on stage and did the dancer teen thanks for having those girls buddy you should have them out for the meet and greet too

We recently saw a music performance here at this venue. The show itself was great, but this venue…read morewas disappointing. This review is for the venue itself and NOT for the show at all (the production company should avoid this venue all together). The venue itself decent with good view of stage, sound and lights. The high top seats are uncomfortable and drinks were not correctly made and aweful (they had a cocktail server who was doubling as the bartender). I would of probably gave this venue a 3 star, however when we go out of the show and back to our car, I noticed that a got a parking notice from a private parking company names metropolis. We parked on the east side of the OYO where I did not notice any notice that I was required to pay for parking. I don't mind paying for parking up front, bur expect to at least be told up front. Parking notice was $42 bucks. We highly recommend avoid going to anything in the OYO, and going elsewhere. We should of know better after a previous visit to the Hooters here awhile ago where we were highly disappointed.

Not recommended. Their talent pool is all over the place and too hit or miss. We went 2 nights in a…read morerow. On the first night, it was a normal stand-up comedy show and was pretty funny, especially with headliner Byron Kennedy. On the second night, it was supposed to be a variety show, however, ended up being basically all comedians we've seen before at other small venues in town...none of which were funny at all. The "headliner" was the worst one and had zero material planned, and only relied on crowd work. Save your time and money and go elsewhere. Laugh Factory next door at Tropicana has much better comics!