Was visiting friends in NY and we were looking for fun inexpensive ways to spend a Saturday night…read moreand were so happy to of found Tiny Cupboard! They have a number of comedy shows throughout the night for ~$15 which is steal because all of the comedians were hilarious! They let you stay for multiple shows as long as you're buying drinks/snacks which is really generous. They have a really small bar of mostly canned cocktails, beer, and soft drinks alongside some really delicious popcorn and candy. Everything is less than $10 from what I remember so all in all perfect place for a fun inexpensive night. It is a pretty tiny and intimate space which makes for a fun comedy experience. Right next door is their board game bar with a great outdoor space so even if you don't want to catch a 2nd comedy show you can just go into the other area for board games or hanging out on the patio. There's not much else in the area in terms of night life so it's a nice place to just stay and hang for a while.

Came here for a comedy show for a friend of a friend & it was pretty kool, got a glass of wine to…read moreenjoy the show. They have a cute lil backyard that looks like it would be a vibe in the summer time.

One of the best comedy clubs around in terms of price, size & chill levels…read more Always great lineup of diverse comedians usually in a showcase setting - meaning multiple comedians, each doing @ 12 minutes, one after the other for about an hour and a half. The showroom is in the back and is small & dark which is perfect for a comedy club. There's also a small sitting / waiting area up front that's very cozy & welcoming with additional seating out front for nicer weather / smoking I presume. No bad sight or sound anywhere in this main showroom so that's a plus. Seats about 30 to 40 if I had to guess. It's also run by Comedians so it's pretty much the best vibes you can get for a comedy club. Highly recommended for a fun night out!

A group of friends and I were visiting our friend in Brooklyn and decided to check out a comedy…read moreclub during one of our nights. We picked Bushwick Comedy Club because it was near our dinner choice, was a great price, and had no drink minimum (we also learned later that it's BYOB, which is cool). I've never been to a comedy club, let alone a smaller, more intimate club like this one. So, I was a little nervous! I didn't know if I could fake a laugh if none of the comedians forced a genuine one, but luckily that wasn't an issue. The lineup of comedians here were great! It was so fun to see everyone's different styles, yet they were all so funny. One comedian in particular had me and my friends crying with laughter. Plus, the guy who runs the comedy club is funny and very friendly and hospitable. Bushwick is lucky to have such a cool spot in its neighborhood. Check it out if you're in the area!

Flop House feels part comedy club, part someone's living room. It's got an inviting, open space in…read morethe front, with a mix of seating ranging from recliners to chairs around a dining table. There's a tiny "bar" that doubles as a check-in stand, with helpful staff that will sign you in, grab your drink order from the fridge nearby (only cans and bottles available, I believe), and even perform stand up! Very versatile crew. The performance space in the back is nice, they've made the most of the intimate space with some fun lighting at the stage. Nice spot for smaller crowds (think 30-60 people), if you want something different from the usual Manhattan haunts.

I came here for a comedy show! The comedy show was about $15 per person which was not expensive!…read more However, the comedy show was pretty cringeworthy- the comedians were not funny. I'm not sure if we were just a bad audience but this was overall pretty bad! They have a limited beer selection! Ambience: very cool! I wish the show was better but this venue is pretty awesome

Laughed the whole time, please keep these weekly events going!!!…read more Big thank you!!!

I LOVED this show! I am a great appreciator of amateur comedy, but the majority of comics at this…read moregig were clever, snarky, and creative. Great host too! Highly recommend, and it's a steal for five bucks, especially compared to some of the shows you get sucked into in the village.

Me and my honey came here july,2,2024 The owner is such a…read morelovely person. When we came in, she greeted us, walked over to us ,let us know about all the functions that are going on for the week, and told us about the food menu,we had so much fun at this place.it wasn't karaoke night but a couple came in and ask can they do karaoke and she set it up for them,me and my honey was just gonna watch but we joined in and sing songs,when I said we had a good time I can't begin to explain the time we had it felt like we was amongst friends we knew for a long time everyone was so friendly the bartenders the owners just everyone I will strongly recommend for everyone to stop by and enjoy a night at this place you won't be disappointed

Cool, laid back, friendly neighborhood bar with live performances, stage space, great for cool…read morerelaxing night on a Sunday. Owner is wonderful. Black owned. Bring a few friends or a date. Not raucous or turn up. Will definitely be back.

What a stunning theater! I enjoyed this establishment over the weekend for a concert experience,…read moreand was not disappointed one bit. There is spacious parking behind the building, which gave me great peace of mind. Getting into the building and through security was streamlined and easily manageable. The architecture and decor of the theater is so regal, I could not believe my eyes. My friend and I ordered drinks and popcorn and our bartender was very friendly and quick with service. Prices, of course, were on par with NYC theater prices (a drink costing about $25). We both loved the concert and would definitely come back here for another!

King's Theatre is absolutely beautiful. The architecture, décor, and overall atmosphere are…read morestunning. I've been twice...once in the orchestra and once in the mezzanine and there truly isn't a bad seat in the house. The seats are comfortable, spacious, and even have cup holders. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the bathrooms were sparkling clean. Since it's a historic theater, there are no elevators, so be prepared to take the stairs if you're sitting in the mezzanine. Also, the mezzanine has concession stands but no restrooms, so you'll need to go downstairs. Getting inside was a little hectic, but once everyone was seated, everything went smoothly. I recommend arriving early so you can explore the theater and take photos--there are so many beautiful spots. I couldn't take pictures during the show because the Jill Scott concert was acell phone-free experience. The only downside is that the concessions are pricey. My $22 drink from the bar was disappointing and definitely not worth the price. Overall, it's a gorgeous venue, and I'd absolutely come back.

Nice to be out at a reasonable hour, supporting the arts in a chill location! It was a young crowd,…read moreeveryone having a good time and relaxing on a weeknight. Would definitely check it out again, reasonable prices let you take a chance on an unknown. Constructive feedback would be that the black box had seats that could have been spaced out a little more for the crowd and the lighting looked like it was hurting the performers' eyes.

A hidden gem in Brooklyn! I came to see "A Crucible: A Puritanical Celebration of Witches and…read moreTurkeys" after being invited by one of the cast members I met at Shukette. The small venue was packed with a high-energy crowd, great music, and sketch comedy that had real heart and bite. The cast (Danvers Onions!) served up a Saturday Night Live vibe with a Beetlejuice twist--absurd, sharp, and super entertaining. One line from the show really stuck with me: "Onions don't cry." And in my view, they laugh with tears of joy. Accessible location, food options all around, and a bar that opens before showtime. Don't miss your chance to laugh, think, and feel like you're part of the scene. Highly recommend!

I attended the Underground Open Mic tonight to both listen to and perform some original music. This…read moreparticular open mic is a favorite of mine as it is actually where I got my start in the local open mic scene, back in fall of 2022. Located in the basement stage room of Bar Freda, this open mic breaks the mold with their epic lighting, phenomenal sound system, very talented sound guy & engaging hosts. Every Monday, from 8pm about midnight, you can enjoy free performances by incredibly talented musicians and poets from all over the world. Some are local New Yorkers, some are transplants, and others are visitors. Tonight there was a wonderful poet from London, a super talented guitarist and singer from LA, and everything in between. Everyone was phenomenal! The creators, I am Adam-Meagan (aka Not Holden Caulfield) and Colleen (aka Sunbeam Colleen), have really created something very special here. This is such a welcoming open mic with an incredibly receptive and supportive crowd. If someone forgets their lyrics or stumbles in a performance, the audience immediately begins cheering their on, which 99% helps get the performer's moral backup and gets them back into their flow state. If you ever want to experience some phenomenal local arts or even perform yourself, you definitely have to check them out!

Best venue for a bit of everything. Great DJs most nights. Can get slammed outside waiting to get…read morein, but worth the wait. Solid tunes.

House of Yes isn't just a venue--it's a state of mind, a glitter-drenched fever dream of queer joy,…read moreradical self-expression, and performance art that swings from the ceiling (literally). If you walk in expecting a traditional night out, prepare to be lovingly and fabulously corrected. From the moment I entered with a friend, it was clear this place plays by its own, very sparkly rules. The first room was more of a whimsical prelude than a line-up zone: drinks flowing, people mingling like old friends at a costume party, and a gloriously casual pile of pillows where you could recline like a disco-era Roman god. And yes--there was a tarot reader, naturally, because no true evening of hedonistic joy is complete without a stranger telling you your moon energy needs grounding. Once the main room opened, things escalated--in the best way possible. Performers appeared everywhere: on stage, above our heads, behind the crowd--acrobats, dancers, aerialists, all oozing talent, glitter, and just enough danger to keep you watching with your mouth open and your drink clutched tightly. It wasn't just a dance floor--it was a full-blown immersive experience. The music kept the energy up all night: infectious, thumping, and curated to make even the shyest feet consider their moment of main-character glory. The crowd? Pure magic. Full of respectful, expressive, and joyful people, the kind of fellow partygoers you dream about meeting in New York. Everyone was there to dance, to celebrate, to vibe--not to posture or preen. What makes House of Yes so special is that it's not just a nightclub--it's a celebration of freedom in all its forms. Of identity, of movement, of art, of joy. It's campy, chaotic, oddly intimate, and--somehow--profound. In short: if you're craving a space that feels like Studio 54 met a circus in a utopian queer commune, House of Yes is your new church. Bring an open mind, comfortable shoes, and a healthy appreciation for sequins.