I went here for the second time last night and am so glad i did. I paid 20 pounds a ticket which was more expensive then usual as last time iothink it was around 12 pounds but last night they were hosting michael mcintyres comedy roadshow, hosted by the man himself followed by 8 comendians. well i certainly did get alot of laughter for my money the comedians were all very uniquely different and all hilarous some more than others of course, but they all had the audience in histerics. The drinks were a resonable price around 2 pounds for a soft drink and 4 pounds for a wine so not overpriced as alot of places in london seem to be. The place itself was sold ...  Read the complete review

Hidden just a few metres away from the buzz of London’s busy Leicester Square is the highly acclaimed Comedy Store. Featuring some of the best names in British stand-up comedy, as well as a few performers you might not have heard of, the Comedy Store comes highly recommended. Obviously its location means you’ll have no trouble getting there, and there’s also no shortage of other places to go before or after the night’s performance. In fact, there are actually two restaurants located almost right next door to the Comedy Store on Coventry Street, but if they’re not your sort of thing, there’s a multitude of others just a short ...  Read the complete review

I have been to the comedy store several times over the last few years and enjoyed it every time. I have always been to the comedy players show (sundays and wednesdays) which is an improvisation show. It has always had some big names e.g. Paul Merton. The venue is quite small which creates a brilliant atmosphere, the walls are covered with newspaper clippings about some of the history of the comedy club which are great to look at during the interval. You can buy food (basic but good quality) at very reasonable prices for London and the bar isn't overpriced either. During the improvisation show there is a lot of audience participation and it's a ...  Read the complete review

I recently visited the Comedy Store on Oxendon street and I nearly laughed myself to death! It was such a good night out and I can't wait to go back there again! The club has an incredible atmosphere with a smokey lounge lizard feel to it. The layout is a central stage with rows of seats facing the stage from three different angles. I went on a Saturday night which is their busiest. I would recommend that you book tickets in advance if you are going on a Saturday. Having said that though, they reserve 100 tickets on the night of the performance which go on sale at 6.30 pm. If you are going to get tickets on the night I would arrive to queue no later than ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking for a truely great laugh in London then venture out to Balham's Bedford pub on a Friday or Saturday night. The acts that they get are as good as anywhere else, the venue is brilliant (get there early though as sometimes they have to use two rooms and the second is not as good) and it's much cheaper than elsewhere in London. Sod the comedy store and sod central London, everyone knows south London's better. ...  Read the complete review