Sunday nights can be a downer if you work a soulless, depressing, lackluster, and cringe job with s…read moresoulless, ignorant, demanding, and awful boss. For $20, and a two drink minimum, the 7:30pm Sunday night show can turn your frown upside down with a showcase of 6-10 comedians making you laugh, smile, and forgot the dark day coming up around the corner. Pretty good value! Drinks are the most expensive in the city...$8 for Liquid Death Club Soda, $15+ for draft deer and wells cocktails...It's going to be a $40-50+ night, but that's still probably cheaper than your therapist.

I just happened to be in San Fran and saw that this club was a few blocks away. This place is…read moredifficult to find. You see a stairwell from the street, then walk up and see this building. Keep walking around, then you'll see the signs and the entrance where you enter security and a metal detector. Inside you'll see a typical comedy club, a bar, cocktail tables and a stage. I had the vodka strawberry lemonade served in a cocktail shaker, which I kept. There's a 2 drink minimum, which is standard for almost all comedy clubs. The show was hilarious! I had a great time and I was totally solo.

Always a great time at CTT- fun to go and get a mix of folks you've seen before with new. Also Ms…read more B was absolutely knockout I think she's probably the funniest and best comedian I've ever heard I laughed so hard.

This is the first stand-up comedy show I've been to that was actually funny!…read more There was a series of 6 comedians, hit & miss, some funnier than others (or maybe idk, I just don't have a sense of humor lol!) The drinks are surprisingly good (I got a mezcal one), and the space is tiny & intimate & scrappy and behind a kabob shop. The cast do everything - make the drinks, take your tickets, check you in, usher, and perform. Tickets are $25.

Attended a hand full of times now and sat both up and downstairs. What I like about Cobb's is the…read moreprofessionalism and efficiency. The stage can been seen pretty good at every seat. The staff are nice enough and it's clean. They have a decent amount of NA drinks and some bites that come quick. The only dislike I can think of is the bathroom situation for women it's a tiny one, seems odd to me. But it could be worse I suppose. I will be returning to Cobb's as I believe it is one of the only good comedy clubs in SF.

I went to Cobb's Comedy Club tonight to see Martin, and overall, the show was really good and…read moreentertaining. However, I did have a concern regarding the service. I would just like to kindly advise everyone to double-check their bill, especially the tip. In my case, my waitress, Lisa, automatically added a 20% tip to my bill without asking or confirming with me first, and it was charged directly to my card. I'm not sure if this is something all of the staff does or if it was specific to my server, but I do feel that customers should be asked or informed before a tip is added to their bill. I would have appreciated having the opportunity to decide the tip amount myself. Again, the show was great, but unfortunately, the service experience could have been better. Just a friendly reminder to everyone: please check your bill before paying.

Went to a comedy show here last Friday. Conveniently located by the Muni/Bart!…read moreThe owner, Tony, is hilarious and welcoming. The mix of talent was a range of up-and-coming comics. My partner and I had a great time during each set. Lots of jokes about tech, dating, AI, and homeless folks. You know, the SF standard. With that said, the bar is intimate. Every seat is a good seat so you will likely be part of the show in some way (no hiding here!). If you are easily offended, maybe stop by the bar first to loosen up before you settle in for the show. Our drinks were creative and there is something for everyone. My favorite was the Tropic Thunder (pina colada vibes) and espresso martini. I would definitely recommend to catch a show, bring your sense of humor, and support this club.

Mark Noyer was painfully unfunny at the beginning, but when he settled in to the night I liked his…read morecynical humor. (In all honesty he was very gracious and welcoming) It was a great vibe, we felt comfortable and safe. I brought my friend for her birthday. We had a great time. Bonus: You can bring food from the Mediterranean restaurant next door. And comfy chairs. I'm a storyteller & I know it's hard getting a good read on your audience, but all of the comics were good in their own right. I look forward to seeing their careers develop. It takes courage to take the stage & jokes fall flat sometimes, & other times it insights nervous laughter. Kudos to all of them. I will definitely come back.

My first time at Tommy T's and it was so dope! Parking is a bit challenging so coming early is a…read moregame changer. C was such a joy! She was super attentive and informative. We had a couple drinks and the chips and salsa, veggie burger and my homegirl had the salmon. Food was decent but the drinks were really good. Get a double for a stronger drink but for a lightweight like me a single will do. Will definitely be back.

A cool gem of a comedy club in Pleasanton!…read more Parking: Incredibly limited (maybe a total of 15 spots) so would recommend ubering or taking the bart (maybe a 15 min walk from the last stop in Pleasanton) Seats: a lot of neck stretching and some seats were pretty awful views but we were lucky enough. Food and drinks: 2 drink or food minimum! delicious for what it is but drinks were SO strong. Also not a fan of comedy clubs that have minimum purchases- but can't complain too much with $30 tickets. Content: fell a little short. We went to see DC Curry and felt there were too many hecklers for our taste- not necessarily bad just too much extra noise. The comedy itself was pretty bland, laughed at maybe 4 or 5 jokes, the rest felt pretty competitive.

We've been here maybe half a dozen times -- we love how cozy and small the venue is, the shows are…read moregenerally good. Last night, the service was 1-star terrible. We got there early -- there were maybe 5 tables occupied. Ordered the mandatory 2 items per person, plus 2 waters. Popcorn and nachos came (no napkins), then drinks (no water). We asked for the water again, plus napkins. Never came. We saw other tables getting water, not us. After waiting about an hour and a half from the first ask, I just went up to the bar myself. Toward the end of the show, the checks are usually handed out a little early, collected early, and people can get outta there as soon as the show ends. Not last night. Handed out too late, so many people waiting around after the show to settle up. They need to fix their operations.

Just had a great Saturday night show laughing at Amir K. jokes…read more Thank you! The club being not large allowed for an intimate atmosphere and for those two hours I felt like we were all one big dysfunctional family. Laughed till I cried. Price of the admission was great, drinks service a bit slow (no matter though, I was busy laughing). And. I did enjoy my two hot chocolate drinks.

What a nice venue that they flipped from an underutilized parking lot in between buildings during…read moreCovid 2021 summer time into a glowing outdoor patio lounge area! Half of the comedians were legit funny. The other half was probably impromptu winging it while on stage. They serve up drinks at the front before seating. I had an enjoyable outing, glad it was outdoors and laughs were much needed during this pandemic!

It was alright. I like that there was no minimum drink required and the drinks were good (at…read moreleast, those that we had). Comedians were ok, not horrible, not exactly laugh out load. I didn't care for the fact that no where online could I find any comedian names beforehand - therefore, I wasn't expecting much. Bought tickets online ($53 for 2 with svc fee) a few weeks in advance. For entry, a woman checked our names off a list then we walked down the flight of stairs that had prohibition era decor. The venue is intimate. Seating is extremely tight (definitely seats less than 100 people). I would suggest that if you go, do NOT sit up front for obvious reasons (like being the subject matter and/or ridiculed), but also because those in front rows were literally spit on (unintentionally of course) by the headliner that raised his voice/yelled as part of his skit - from the side view where we sat and because of the spotlights, we seriously saw the spit travel through the air, land on people who then retracted a bit in shock - we were disgusted, especially in this post-COVID pandemic climate. One of the other comedians stopped his skit and reprimanded those in the audience that were talking - he was so annoyed and wasn't shy about it. We parked in the parking garage across the street, $20 for less than 2 hours wasn't exactly worth it. I wouldn't be against returning as long as there are funny, well known comedians scheduled and marketed - but we won't sit up front :)

Jay Alexander's show at the Marrakech theater was amazing from the moment we walked in. Even before…read morewe walked in, when we were greeted by the kindest man welcoming us to the experience. Then we were greeted again once we were inside, this time by Jay Alexander himself! He welcomed us, and found us a seat himself for us to get comfortable and order some drinks before the show started. He did this with everyone who came in, took the time to learn our names, and even performed magic while we were waiting for the stage show. That was amazing enough already, then the stage show started. Not only was the magic and mentalism great, his demeanor and excitement for what he was doing was palpable. My wife and I could tell he loves doing this, and that makes it even more fun than it would have been otherwise. My wife and I were also brought 'on-stage' and that was also a lot of fun. I have been to other shows where the magician does not make the spectator feel comfortable, and this couldn't be further from that. He made us feel like the most important thing was that we had a good time, and we certainly did. I cant wait to see Jay again. Next time we are definitely taking the kids too, then I'll have to bring all the other members of my family as well. I cannot recommend Jay's show enough. Please do yourself the favor of going!

Best magic show we've ever seen. Jay Alexander is a master, and very entertaining. We saw the…read moreshow on 5/15/26. The pre-show appetizers were delicious, as was the wine. A very intimate theater setting where Jay interacts with the audience, and the audience interacts with each other. Jay's magic is mind-blowing! Truly an amazing and enjoyable show. Bob& Michelle Page

It was our first visit to the California Magic Club and to say we were impressed is an…read moreunderstatement. We felt welcomed and entertained from the moment we walked through the door. The club itself is an intimate and unique space. The performers were top notch and we are still trying to wrap our heads around some of the magic we experienced! Our matinee ticket didn't include food, but did include a non alcoholic drink. They do offer beer/wine for purchase. While all of the performers were fantastic, we were lucky enough to catch a performance headlining Mentalist James Knight. He is amazing (mind boggling actually) and I hope he returns to the club soon! We had a great time and can't wait return with friends!

We had such a great time at the Magic Club in Martinez! It's small and intimate, with a vintage,…read moreold-fashioned magic show feel that makes the experience really special. The magic tricks they performed right at our table were incredible--we were completely awestruck! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Such a fun and unique night out--and a great way to support live entertainment in Martinez.

My wife and I decided to go for a new comedy experience by checking out an improv show at Secret…read moreImprov Society, and we're sure glad that we did. Let's get into it... Ambiance - After getting your tickets from the ticket booth, you go down a sharp flight of stairs which dumps you out into a bar area with two large doors on both sides of the room. The room on the right-hand side is where they have stand-up comedy (Cheaper than Therapy), and the left hand side is where the Improv show takes place. You wait in the bar area until the doors open. Once you enter, there are a handful of rows of chairs (barstool style with backs) and it's general admission. It's a pretty cozy area, maybe fitting around 50 people or so if I had to guess. Before the show, one of the improv team members came around offering Oreos to guests. We did not partake, but if you like Oreos you're in for a treat. The show itself was great. There were four improv comedians and they took a bunch of crowd suggestions and tailor-made a show based around our suggestions. The show itself is about an hour and a half, but didn't feel like it was that long at all. When it ended, I was shocked that an hour and a half had passed already. Time truly does fly when you're having a great time! I would definitely return again as we had a blast and really enjoyed the quick wit the improv team had to offer. I would highly recommend checking them out!

Incredibly fun and very inexpensive. Beware, outside a sign just says "better than therapy" which…read moreis a comedy club in an adjacent room at the same address. Also it was good that we got there a bit early in time to get drinks (a nice large selection). Small to moderate intimate theater with very talented keyboard player who "improvised the music" with each skit all night long. "Actors" were very personable and talented--so much fun--we will reco to all SF friends and family