Surprised to see such negative reviews on Punch Line. My experiences are always great and this past…read moreweekend was no exception. The security is quick and not too intense. The staff who seats you is always friendly and does a great job of getting everyone in. Typically the shows start right on time. I'm always a bit turned off my the two drink minimum if it's a night I'm not drinking, but they count waters towards your two drinks and are not very strict on the rule. The service for getting your drink is a bit slow, but it's a weird set up in there and they are trying not to be distracting, so there's prob a science to it all. Seating is good wherever you're at and the venue is clean and well kept.

First time here as I was visiting Philly. I was able to park my car in a paid lot nearby on Spring…read moreGarden St. and walked to the venue with ease. Getting inside was a breeze. I didn't have to wait in a long line and the bathrooms were also easily accessible. I was seated in a timely manner with a good view of the stage. My server was very pleasant and took my order with ease. I got a lemonade, stirred at the bar, and veggie nachos. Everything was great! The three comediennes who opened up for Winston Hodges were pretty funny. Winston was also a hoot! I had a great time and would love to come see another show the next time I'm visiting again.

A home away from home for me, the CSZ team, venue, and programming is simply the best. I've been…read morelucky to attend a number of shows as an audience member and performed in a few of their shows as well, and always leave feeling better than when I walked in. Their ongoing programming is the ComedySportz program. Short form improv that is guaranteed to make you laugh. The performers are INSANELY talented and you can't go wrong with a good BYO. They do other programming throughout the year as well - long form improv, classes, workshops, bringing in popular acts from other cities, and welcoming in collegiate groups as well. I look forward to many more laughs at CsZ and highly recommend adding it to your rotation!

I was lucky enough to be introduced to Comedy Sportz and a number of various improv shows when I…read morefirst went to see a very close friend perform. It's now been a few years of attending shows and the theatre has become one of my favorite Philly memories. The amount of laughs from the show will always vary a bit (that's improv baby!!) but what you will always is a great vibe and fun show. The theater space itself is easy to navigate and find a seat for you and your group. I'd say ideally get there 5-10 mins early and you'll have plenty of time to settle in. As others have highlighted it's BYOB which is amazing. There are plenty of great bars and restaurants in the neighborhood too, so I'd recommend seeing a show, having a few drinks and then going out afterwards. I just saw the "Detective Improv" show which is one of the best I've seen at the theater.

Great time, very welcoming community. I say community because you could tell a lot of people visit…read moreoften to watch and/or participate themselves. Seating is a bit tight but it's to be expected in a smaller space.

What a great night! This place gives all that living in a big city offers. I saw a show tonight for…read more15 dollars that could easily be worth so much more. Great timing, creativity, improvisation that lead to a great evening. Here is the deal. You can get dinner before or bring snacks, or not, bring wine or home made cocktails or beer or not, sit in a comfortable theater and watch GREAT improvisational theater... and feel like you spent your evening in a creative worthwhile way. (Don't forget your cups and wine key. They don't have that.) This is a great place with great creativity. Just get a bottle, get some friends, break out of your old routine and go. It's exceptional. Buy tickets ahead of time online, though. They were turning away people. It fills up. It's good. Trust me.

The shows are original and quite funny. There is singing and dancing. You get your moneys worth…read more There is also a bar beneath the theater where they serve before and after the show and during intermission.

Well, OK, but I did get the strong impression that we were the only party among attendees who were…read morenot friends or relatives of the staff. Too long and just not funny enough. Seriously, a skit making fun of the IRS? Is this 1985? Try harder please. You guys can do better, and you CAN do better. Just work harder at it. Earn your place in M & W history.

Next In Line Comedy feels like it is ushering in the next generation of comedy venues in Philly and…read moreI am here for it! It's an intimate event space on the second floor - there isn't a bad seat in the house and you will feel truly immersed in the experience. Unlike many clubs, there is no 2-item minimum purchase! They do have a bar so you can get drinks during the show and probably some chips, but there is no table service and I def recommend you eat beforehand. We went to Poison Heart which was a quick walk away. I love this venue because the tickets are very affordable and the mix of comedians is refreshing. It is a mix of Philly-regulars, up-and-coming comedians, and a few industry-favorites.

Intimate venue, excellent staff, great prices, and hilarious talent…read more What more could you want that is also legal? Okay, season tickets to the Eagles would be pretty sweet but sir this is a comedy club. Next in Line is in that sweet spot - if you were looking for that place where, in five years you could say you saw so-and-so live in a 100 person venue before they got crazy famous, this is it. Will definitely be back, keeping my eye on their schedule!

Small comedy club located right in the heart of Old City. Its shaped like a long, narrow rectangle…read morewith a small stage in the center. The venue seats maybe 60. We sat in the dead center literally 5 feet from.the stage. Chris Cotton was the headliner and damn is that dude funny. The other 2 comedians were just okay bit still entertaining and got a few laughs. The bartender was sweet and made decent drinks. Can't give any parking tips as me and my friends took the train from NJ then Uber from 8th and market. Be advised though, as others have mentioned, there was only one waitress working a room of 60. Obviously they need more staff in that regard because once she gets you a drink, theres a strong chance you'll never see her again. Minus one star for that but didn't bother me much since I have legs and can walk to the bar 10 feet away, but I can see how it could bug people. I would go back. Cool little joint.

BEWARE OF THE GRATUITY SCAM!!! I was here last Friday with a friend, and the server sneakily…read moreadded 20% gratuity onto the $90 bill without mentioning it... for a party of two. So she ended up with a $40 tip on a $90 tab for service that frankly was barely worth 15%. I proofread that the tab was correct, but didn't look at the lines below it. If your guests have to be vigilant with the tab, you're doing something wrong.

Grateful doesn't even begin to cover it. I had an amazing…read morefirst time experience at the Filmore. It's been a long time since I've been to a concert, and what I experienced at Tash Sultana's show was unlike anything I've ever witnessed before. Drums. Guitar. Saxophone. Flute. Bells and sooo much more. Vocals that soared from whispers to powerful crescendos. Every instrument seemed like an extension of Tash, and every note felt intentional. People often say music is healing, music is therapy, music is universal. Last night, I felt that. Not just heard it--felt it. The audience wasn't there just to watch a performance. We were there to witness artistry. To share a moment of connection through rhythm, sound, and frequency. For a few hours, strangers were a community united by music/frequency. The team at the Fillmore made the experience even better. From security and "Jay" at coat/merch check, "Meghan" Guest Services, "Bob" food & beverage service (Card Only). I enjoyed my "Vegan" Burger and the refreshing Wildberry beverage in a commemorative Filmore cup. Thank you for the recommendation, Blithe. "Steve" provided kind seating assistance upstairs. Everyone we encountered was welcoming and helpful. Those small acts of kindness matter and should be acknowledged and are very much appreciated. And to Tash--thank you. Thank you for sharing your gifts so generously. Thank you for creating a space where people could simply be present, breathe, feel, and reconnect with themselves. I've traveled through a lot in life, but last night reminded me why "live music matters". Some concerts entertain you. Some concerts remind you who you are. Somewhere along the way, my son and I became known as "the cake people." If you know, you know. If you haven't experienced Tash Sultana yet, do yourself a favor: Tune in. Thank you again Filmore for hosting this memorable experience.

This was a GA (General Admission) concert that I attended. I always give it up to people who can…read morestand for an entire show and because I really wanted to see Bob Moses and Cannons, I decided to give this type of experience a try for the first time. GA shows are not easy to attend because chances are, you will run into a more rowdier crowd. Here is how I prepared myself the day of to ease some of my anxiety: - Go early to secure a good spot to stand at. - Drink lots of water before going. You don't want to lose your space by going to the restroom. Expect to stand for 4+ hours. - Eat a good meal, you don't want to faint. - Wear comfortable shoes. We left on a Friday night from New Jersey to Philly during rush hour in mad traffic. Got to the venue 20 minutes before the show started and I was so surprised to get a spot in the first row in front of the stage. I was like...no wayyyy!!! Acoustic here transmitted pitch perfectly. My videos do not do it justice. The sound was incredible. I think I danced every second of every moment. We really lucked out with some of the nicest people around us. While dancing at one point, a girl tapped me on the shoulder and said..."you're like the only one dancing and I think that's awesome that you're not afraid to do so". I replied, it's frickin Bob Moses, how can you not dance? Loved that I got to dance with a couple of the wild girls standing near me. Lol. Staff here are extremely friendly. One of the security guards below the stage was nice enough to ask if I wanted any water. There are a few bar areas for alcoholic drinks and small bites. Highly recommend this cool a$$ venue. It was standing room only for this show but seats were available for an extra $200 in the upper mezzanine, first come first serve. Restrooms: clean and plenty of stalls. Note: River Casino across the street offers free parking. We got to grab a bite to eat there afterwards.