Comedy Club Venue Guides

A respected North Loop stand-up room whose compact showroom has hosted national headliners and numerous comedy recordings.

Cobb's Comedy Club is a North Beach stand-up room with general-admission seating within ticketed sections and a club-style beverage minimum.

Comedy Cellar's original 117 MacDougal Street room anchors its NYC lineup, but some shows use nearby West 3rd Street rooms—check the entrance on your confirmation.

A high-demand stand-up club in the former Ritz on Austin's East Sixth Street, with two differently sized rooms and tightly managed entry procedures.

Denver's basement stand-up club in Larimer Square presents national headliners and local showcase nights in a compact, first-come seating room.

Comedy Works South anchors the Landmark development in Greenwood Village with a dedicated stand-up room, garage access, and show-specific age and phone rules.

A long-running downtown Washington comedy club with table seating and a restaurant-style ticket and seating process below street level.

Raleigh's long-running comedy club now operates in the Village District with reserved-front and general-admission seating products.

Helium's intimate Center City comedy room uses table service, show-specific age rules, and first-come seating within the purchased category.

A Central Eastside Portland comedy club with table service, reserved and general-admission products, and a separate smaller performance space.

A theater-style stand-up room inside Cleveland's Pickwick & Frolic complex on East 4th Street, with premium and general-admission zones plus an attached restaurant option.

The Hollywood Improv is a long-running Melrose comedy club with multiple rooms, table service, and show-specific age and seating terms.

Laugh Boston is a 300-seat comedy club inside the Westin Boston Seaport, pairing touring stand-up with a hotel-based arrival and table-service setup.

Magooby's is a 300-seat Baltimore County comedy club with free on-site parking, general-admission table seating, and an attached saloon.

Punch Line Houston is a downtown comedy showroom in the GreenStreet complex, sharing the address and parking ecosystem with House of Blues Houston.

Punch Line Philly is a Fishtown comedy club with showroom table seating, an event-specific age requirement, and food-and-beverage service.

A small, influential San Francisco stand-up room in the Financial District, ticketed through the venue's official Live Nation event path.

Side Splitters' Carrollwood club presents touring stand-up in a tiered room where the exact event listing controls seating, age, and service terms.

A downtown Phoenix stand-up club at CityScape with first-come host-assigned seating, table reservations, and a full food-and-drink service model.

Stress Factory's New Brunswick club is a downtown table-service comedy room with event-specific age, ticket-name, seating, and item-minimum rules.

A landmark Sunset Strip comedy club where multiple rooms, surprise lineups, close seating, and a strict device-free show experience shape the visit.

Charlotte's primary touring stand-up club sits within the AvidXchange Music Factory complex and uses arrival-order seating within ticket zones.

Chicago's multi-stage improv institution, where intimate cabaret seating, assigned-on-arrival tables, and multiple entrances reward careful ticket reading.

Chicago's original Zanies is a narrow, long-running Old Town comedy room with close table seating and a busy Wells Street setting.

Zanies is Nashville's long-running stand-up club, using close table seating and show-specific entry, service, and phone procedures.