Every Thursday performing to an increasingly hard-to-please audience more intent on drinking games…read morethan a comedy club there are sometimes very gifted performs and sometime less so, as you would expect for a night out. It is a little break to the norm if you fancy a drink with a bit of a difference but the actual venue/clientele may be off putting as it is very student orientated.

Went last week and was blown away by the high level of all three comedians - even the compere was…read morehilarious. Unlike the clubs in the city centre everything seems a lot more polite and much less aggressive. No Hens or Stags or other big boozy groups meant that me and my friends felt very safe and I can't remember a night where I've laughed so much, Think this will become a regular one for us.

Glee is such a good night out!! I used to go to Just the Tonic but saw the deal for curry and…read morecomedy for £9.95ea and I couldn't resist trying it out. My and my boyfriend are now converted! The standard of comedy is sooo much higher and it really is an alternative to a night out clubbing. The staff are professional and its just a generally nice place to spend a whole evening in. We recently booked with a VIP on the guest list and it turned out to be Jason Manford! The funniest, laugh out loud evening ever and so much more intimate than going to an arena. BIG THUMBS UP! :-)

I love little venue. Small, intimate and with some good nights. There's a bar on the entry level of…read morethe Basement for drinks and more room with another bar upstairs and balcony with river-views for meeting before or after events. Trendy spot, for sure and a new layout if you've not been in the last few years. Always mega busy in summer for booze and foody bits.

I've been about seven or eight times this year to the Hyena Lounge Comedy Club. Seen Sarah…read moreMillican, Russell Howard, Jon Richardson and Josh Widdicombe all do their shows pus been a few times on Saturdays. Always very busy so worth getting their early to choose your seats. Excellent value for money but the drinks are on the pricey side.

Can't say I really like this place. It's overpriced ticketwise (this isn't London) and the acts are…read moregenerally not hugely funny. As you can guess I've stopped going now. The food and drink prices are also extortionate, especially when you consider the venue is 'partnered' with the cheap and cheerful Walkabout downstairs. Like any self respecting chain venue, once you're in Jongleurs you could pretty much be anywhere in the country, it looks the same except for the acts aren't usually that great. No real big names to speak of that I've noticed on the bill in the last couple of months. Save your money and go somewhere good instead. Preferably in another city if its comedy you're after.

It really depends who you get on the bill as to whether you actually enjoy your night here, as the…read morerest of the set-up hasn't got much going for it. It's hugely small for the amount of tables they pack in every week, so beware of spilling your overpriced Chardonnay over somebody's head as you squeeze by. And the food is pretty dire, especially if you're vegetarian (vegetable lasagna heated up in a microwave? Yawn). And the ticket price is extortionate, given there's absolutely no freebies on offer with it. Have to say, though, it is worth filling in your card to get the free bubbly - I won it once, which was a nice addition to an otherwise underwhelming night.

I went to see the Comedy, Golf, Curry & Nightclub with a couple of friends and we had an amazing…read morenight, a real giggle! The Comedy Club will put on 3 comedians and a fabulous compere, often recognisable faces from the Telly! We enjoyed a 2 course Christmas Dinner within the venue before hand and we also had a go at playing Adventure Golf, starting our party with a cheeky 18 holes of golf, to get us in the silly mood..... At the end of every night, we stayed within to dance the night away! Highly recommend this night out if you are looking for a good old fashioned laugh with friends.

Value £9 ticket. 3 good comedians plus compere real good night. Show starts at 8pm got seat 3 rows…read moreback from the stage. Special offer on some drinks before 7.15pm small house wine £1.50 which was nice. Buying 2 small wines was cheaper than a large wine and get more. Had food again was good price and was ok. The Comedians made the night. The disco was dead afterwards but played good music

Last night we attended Labyrinth in concert at the venue. We were in the upper balcony, centre…read morestage. There were two women on the back row being disruptive, loud and one of the women had clearly had a lot to drink. We asked them politely to keep the noise down and this fell on deaf ears (probably because they were too loud to hear it). Their behaviour was ruining our experience so once the show came to the interval, we found two members of staff and alerted them to the situation. At this point another patron came up to us and advised the staff that they were unhappy with the two women's behaviour too, and that a group of people had left because of the two women and that multiple people had already asked to move seats because of the disruption. We were told by the staff that a supervisor was on the way, no supervisor ever materialised. We were told that the two women would be spoken to. We watched as the two staff members went to where the women were sitting but did nothing, the disruptive women were never spoken to. The interval was almost over and our party of four did not want to spend the second half next to the badly behaved women and it was clear that the staff were going to do nothing about them. We were offered to move seats to the end of balcony on the left side of the stage, but we felt this view was restricted and not as good a view as our previous seats. We asked if we could move downstairs where there was multiple four seats available but were told we could only stay in the balcony area. I feel this was astonishingly poor customer care, that we felt penalised for the behaviour of others. We lost better seats, lost half of the performance whilst the women who were causing the disruption were allowed to carry being awful to everyone around them, spoiling people's experience and never being questioned. When we were leaving the venue, I went to retrieve my ticket for my umbrella which had been taken aside by a member of staff. There were no staff around for me to hand my ticket to and then I saw that my umbrella alongside other people's belongings had been left on a table where anyone could take these and walk off with them. I then found a member of staff by the doors and asked her who I could speak to about making a complaint. I was met with a stony faced woman who just said 'there's an email address on the website', no 'I am sorry to hear that' no shred of customer care or anything, just a poor end to a terrible experience. I feel incredibly aggrieved that each ticket for our party cost £48.64 each, we spent a total of £194.55 for a night that was ruined by the behaviour of two people and that the staff were aware that these two women were ruining the show for multiple people yet their response was to move everyone else and leave the offending people to continue to act appallingly with no comeback.

I have been to a number of concerts here and like the venue. There isn't much parkig nearby and…read moreunless you get there early for an event, you have to park quite a way away and walk. The venue is just the right size to be able to get a good view even at the back of the hall. The sound also carries well in there unlike some bigger venues. They seem to attract quite a lot of bands, particularly older bands who can still attract a good crowd. There are numerous bars in the city hall, all of which are quite expensive but no more so than other event venues. There are also icecream sellers. It's also seems that you don't have to queue for the loo for hours unlike at the bigger venues.

The Comedy store is great! We went last Sunday for the new material acts and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised with the line up! Some big Acts and some new ones as well! The venue is great, with good views from most of the theatre and beer holders on every seat... bonus! Since Sunday I've been wondering to myself why I haven't been to this type of thing before as it's only £4 for a ticket and £1 if you're a student! They have a wide selection of pizza for £5 each - also available to take into the theatre with your beer! I will definitely be returning soon for a night of beer, pizza and comedy. I recommend the Pizza Fiorentina for a tasty veggie option! Pizza Fiorentina Mozzarella, tomato sauce, spinach, olives, finely chopped garlic, parmesan and topped with a free range egg (V)

After another two visits to here I just have to add another star. Absolutely love this place!! I've…read morerecently taken quite a few friends over there who have never been there before too and they're now huge fans so I had to put an update on! I went on Friday night for my friend's birthday, it's pretty expensive on a Friday (£18) but it is worth it, we saw five comedians who were all funny, there were tears streaming down my face at one point, literally laughed my socks off. The compere we had (Jason Cook) was so funny and really got the audience going, be prepared to be picked on if you're going to try and heckle.... I went a few weeks ago with work on a Sunday night too, Sunday nights are only £2 entry, again we saw five comedians, three of these were funny, two were a bit weird...for £2 though! One of them ws only young but he was absolutely amazing, a student from Salford University, wish I'd got his name, definitely a future star of Mock the Week! I'll be going back again soon, it's rapidly becoming one of my favourite places to go in Manchester!