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!

pretty sure comedians hate Yelp but here I am. The operation, just from my first experience, was…read morelike watching a well-oiled machine at work. from the check-in to cashing out, they make it super straightforward and simple. Our waiter was great about checking in unobtrusively. the owner Noam should be commended for his level of customer service & the way he makes sure staff upholds it. Sets were killer, especially Ryan Hamilton, Yamaneika Saunders, and Lucas Zelnick. website is super informative and well organized so you have an idea of whose performing at each room + have an understanding of ground rules/menu offerings/etc. the line outside could use a biiit of work // clearer or larger signs because it was a bit chaotic to navigate with so many people but was chill once we found the Reservations line. hiiiighly recommend making one, btw. Ordered Passion & Heat cocktails + onion rings + a Stella. the onion rings were way better than I expected as was the cocktail.

Brought a friend of mine for some laughs and had a good time. The whole admission process was…read moresmooth and well organized. The show host opened very strongly, but subsequent comedians were a hit or miss (judging by the whole audience's reactions). The main Comedy Cellar located on MacDougal is gold though.

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.

Love the comedians but I don't love the $20 minimum and 18% automatic gratuity. This was already on…read moretop of a $40 ticket. I came alone and ordered a mocktail for $13 and a water bottle for $6. I didn't meet the minimum so they charged me $1 additional and then gratuity in top of that. It was $25 total A suggestion to expand the food options for people who don't drink alcohol. tough for a person going solo.

This show was not very funny, pretty crass in parts, and just overall silly. It's supposed to be…read moregay friendly yet none of the people she called up on stage were gay. It just isn't that clever of a show. Simulating head at the end with a banana was ridiculously juvenile. Save your money!

This could be a life-changing experience for the uninitiated. Dr. Alex is simply a stunning MC. Her…read moreand her talented crew have put together a raucous event that is non-stop from beginning to end. In a word, "fun". In a few words "an inclusive, often barrier-breaking experience." Your choice if you buy a ticket in the "participant" section (or) not but being close to the stage feels like riding very sexy roller-coaster. Perfect for a date night, for those couples that are looking to spice things up, and if you're single like me, also plenty of room to explore and make new friends. Highly recommend!!

Batsu is a very high energy, funny, and silly variety act with plenty of audience participation…read more They're all very friendly and it's a fun place to be. All the seats have a good view. Had the sake bombs, beer, and their green tea. Good experience!

This will be one of the most unique experiences of your life! To preface it, Batsu means…read more"punishment" and this is a comedy show based off Japanese game shows. It's very high energy with crowd involvement (but only if you sign up, so don't worry about being randomly called up). Prepare for some raunchy, cringy, and NSFW punishments that kept us entertained the entire time. It's a great experience for celebrations, especially for big groups or date nights. The show is $45pp or $75pp for VIP, which includes a headband and random sake shots. I came here for a friend's birthday celebration, which was a grand ol' time! Our group got the Sushi Boat ($111) that comes with 4 nigiris, 12 sashimi, and 4 rolls. We also ordered the Tokyo Hot Fries ($10), which were seasoned so well --these were addicting! The same seasoning was also used for the 10pcs Fried Chicken ($22), so also loved that. The Pork Gyozas ($9) were pretty standard though. Alongside we had sake, beer and cocktails. All was a fun time with lots of drinking and laughter.

We reserved for a table for 8 ahead of time for an 8PM showing and the minimum spend per person was…read more$40/person due to the size of the party. There were quite a bit of options on the menu and given the minimum spend, we were able to try a little bit of everything. Overall, the food did not disappoint at all and was exactly as expected. The popcorn chicken and crispy brussel sprouts were my standouts! I recommend getting there early so you can order while you can still see the menu since it does get quite dark once the show starts and it gets a bit more challenging to communicate with the waiters during the show. While stand up comedy isn't normally my cup of tea, I still enjoyed my time here!

The crispy pork belly was to die for especially with the jam. Savory sweet combo was great! Also…read morehad the A5 steak bruschetta which was decent, the steak au juu definitely helped. Had the margarita pizza which was mid. Vodka Fra Diavola was 8 out of 10. The service was fantastic. They catered to every need and they got us ready for the show right away. Ambience was vibes. Music was really good and the comedy show special was hilarious.

Fun comedy night. You get to experience multiple comedian. I will definitely go again Try it you…read morewon't be disappointed

First thing's first...remember to make a reservation. Thankfully going on a dead cold Monday we…read morewere able to get in without one and thoroughly enjoyed the entire night's showcase of comedians. Best part of the show was the host. He did a great job of warming things up to start and really connected well with the audience. Certainly be prepared to be called out for some good laughs as he pretty much had a great joke on everyone there. The comedians were from all over the country and from very different backgrounds of life. This place is great for any occasion at any time of the week with coworkers, couples, or big groups of friends. There was even one guy there who went alone (and was obviously was picked on by the host for that very reason). I will say the 2 drink minimum that everyone complains about isn't that bad. Typical price for NYC but certainly nothing special. Flavored margaritas (mango and blood orange) were a bit sugary. I would recommend sticking to something basic here. The only buzzkill was the random $10 service charge, which we didn't see noted anywhere like the 2 drink minimum notices everywhere but maybe we didn't looking hard enough. Nonetheless, we had a great time and will be back for more laughs!

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.