So my brother and I stumbled upon this place fir brunch because it was one of the few that actually lasts past 3pm. It's very cozy and the food is AMAZING! I had the brisket and eggs similar to steak and eggs but not quite. It was so delicious I almost licked the sauce off the bowl but too many people were watching. And me being the french fry/potato connoisseur that I am their hash browns were seasoned to perfection! Their mimosas (bottomless option available) were strong but very good! All in all I would give this place a 5 star but when we walked in it smelled like feet not gonna lie, but clearly that didn't deter us from enjoying a delicious Sunday brunch. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - Beef Brisket, Scrambled Eggs, and some BANGING Hash Browns! - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

What a nightmare this place is for brunch. I ordered my steak salad to be cooked medium. It was so absolutely RAW that couldn't even eat it (see pic). The waitress didn't even bother to ask how our meal was (and why I didn't eat most of mine) and when I told her, she didn't have anything to say except offering to bring a box. I took it home for my dog. I also ordered a Bloody Mary with an extra shot. She charged me for two drinks, which is not normal. We were begging for more water the entire meal, and couldn't get the waitresses attention. When we finally did, she brought one bottle for the ENTIRE table of SIX. The best part - since we were 6 people, it automatically tipped the waitress, so she had absolutely no incentive to do a decent job. Safe to say, will never be returning here. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - Winter salad with steak. Cooked "medium" aka raw. - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Come here to: 1. Eat brunch. Good size portions, reasonable prices. Coffee is ok. Has a decent outdoor seating area. 2. Dance in the basement on Fridays or Saturdays. Good, fun music. I admit I haven't danced here sober so perhaps it requires a fair amount of alcohol intake before coming here to get your dance on. It's free though, so it isn't like you're taking a huge risk by checking it out. 3. Make out. I would advise just doing this on a weeknight sometime after 10 PM when it isn't so crowded. Also, unless you're really into PDA, don't do this by the windows facing 14th st. Don't come here: 1. On a first date. While it has somewhat a romantic vibe (hence #3 above), it can be a bit loud and crowded. The beer selection is also a bit on the pricier side. There are better options out there. read more

Great location. Can get there via U Street metro station. Food was delicious. Large variety on menu. Bottomless mimosas for brunch. Cool atmosphere. Excellent customer service. Highly recommend. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Came here for brunch today (Saturday) at about 11:30 and it was pretty empty, which is shocking for 14th street. Our waitress Robin was very friendly and attentive. She recommended the pork belly dish to my bf and it was a great choice. The pork belly came with these tomato grits, which were such a new flavor to me and were really really good. I love pork belly, but I haven't tasted anything like that pork belly/tomato grits combo before, and it was amazing. I ordered the quesadilla of the day, (which was scrambled eggs, corn, black bean puree, spinach and pepper jack cheese). Not your typical quesadilla. They came with sour cream and guacamole and a side of greens. The greens were a great accompaniment to the cheesy quesadillas. The order was huge and I had to take some home. We also ordered a biscuit that came with butter and cranberry jam, and an order of bacon. The bacon was thick cut and a little smokey. The side order was very sizable as well. This is not a big space but apparently there is a downstairs also, which has a dj a few nights a week. They also have a happy hour with discount small plates and $2 off beers. The music was great; a lot of 80s during our brunch. Will definitely be back to try their desserts and house ice cream. read more

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After getting seated out on their patio last night by the very nice hostess, we proceeded to order an appetizer and beers to unwind from a long week at work. After taking our order, the waitress snapped that we aren't allowed to sit outside if we aren't eating full meals, BUT she'll let us off this time since "it's beginning of patio season". HAHAHHAHAHAHA, yeah, thanks for the favor, NOT. Why would we be seated outdoors by the hostess without her prefacing the rules for patio seating and then get yelled at by the waitress? Sounds like inconsistent application of seating rules. Aside from the poor taste left by our waitress, the food was decent (gnocci), and the beer was good (sea dog). Good location, but a little to trendy for my tastes. I'll pass next time. read more

This was the first time I've been to a cafe/restaurant where the waitstaff didn't try to push alcohol on me. I sat outside in the thick heat enjoying copious glasses of water while eating a fantastic avocado toast with hummus, poached eggs, and pesto, reading a novel by Rachel Cusk and enjoying myself thoroughly. To anyone like me who does not choose bottomless mimosas and still wants a fine, attentive dining experience, Cafe Saint Ex will welcome you. read more

Great spot! They have a dance floor that I never made it to because my friend bought me a big gulp sized McCallum 15, but I hear it's sweet. Anyway, I couldn't believe my newfound bartender friend, Said, poured us these massive shots in a rocks glass. I gave up the keys to my car upon receiving my stein of excellent whiskey. This place has a great bar, nice bartender(s), cool decorations and a nice vibe. It's got an interesting story behind the name and all the airplane props all over the place. Ask Said about it, he'll tell you - I would but it's blurry now for some reason. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

All my readers, you do know how rare it is for me to give a 1 star to anybody. Finding my way in the new city came across this place which the name is the name of my all time favorite author and person, Saint Ex. All excited to try this place I come in. Absolutely the most unfit charachters for a restaurant. No manners. Although I was standing next to their host station two of them passed me three times and looked the other way. Finally we sit down. They literally throw a cup of water in front of me and go. Dont want to be gabby but as I said the staff are totally wrong charachters to work in a restaurant. They way they threw my coffee and food in front of me, nobody even came back to see if everything is ok reminded me of how stray dogs are being fed at county animal shelter. I will do an updated review to be fair because as insulted as I am do not feel to talk about them fairly . read more

Best breakfast burrito I've had--filling worth the money. I tried my friend's hash brown and that was also very good. Mimosas could've been a bit stronger though. But the deal where refills are $1 for mimosas is great. Overall cute space. read more

Stopped by for happy hour with a few friends. Drinks were good - $5 for a few standard cocktails (suffering bastard, Moscow mule, etc.) Highlight was definitely the Korean fried chicken tenders - extra crispy and the sauce was delicious. Would definitely return off of the strength of the chicken tender alone. If you're looking for a relaxed happy hour so you can actually chat with your friends and enjoy the food, this is a good spot! read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - Korean Fried Chicken Tenders - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Happened upon this place while walking around the area. Sat outside for lunch and had a reuben sandwich and fries. great outdoor patio in diverse neighborhood. service was slow, but not terrible. on the first floor, marble topped tables, dark wood, cool interior. also clean bathrooms. looks like this place used to be an old house at one point. i would definitely visit again for a nice outdoor lunch! read more

My friend and I went here for brunch a Sunday or two ago and I wouldn't recommend it unless you're desperate for a brunch spot last minute. I ordered the avocado toast and it was very underwhelming. There wasn't much flavor and they kind of skimped me on the avocado. It was terrible, but it wasn't great either. To be blunt, our waitress was pretty bad. We were ready to do their bottomless mimosas deal ($10 for the first one, $1 refills from there on out) and ordered them as soon as we were greeted by her. It wasn't busy, but we didn't get our mimosas until after the server, not our waitress, brought us our meals (40 minutes after our orders were taken)! I tried so hard to get her attention so we could get our mimosas, but she literally would avoid the side of the restaurant we were sitting at. We had minimal interaction with her as she didn't check in on how we were doing until she refilled our glasses once towards the end. She wasn't friendly or attentive and I couldn't tell if she was high or something. We finally got our mimosas from the kind server, but it was pretty annoying because we were was about halfway done with our meals by the time they were brought to us. The mimosas were okay, but it was hard to get refills. Although our waitress wasn't great by any means, the server was awesome and so kind. He's the reason why I'm giving this place 3 instead of 2 stars. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing and had a bad waitress, but I definitely won't be returning here. I don't recommend going out of your way to have brunch here too. read more

I was in DC for a blink of an eye and met up with a friend at Cafe Saint-Ex for brunch - he lives close by, so it was convenient for him...and I was indifferent! We met up for brunch/lunch at around 1 p.m. - pretty late for a California brunch but apparently pretty standard for DC (or at least Cafe Saint-Ex). The wait was 30-40 minutes, but we decided to wait (thinking that it would be a pain to walk around in the freezing rain and try to find a place with a shorter wait). That definitely seemed to be a good call since some seats opened up at the bar, and we only had to wait ~15 minutes for them. The bar area is a bit snug but definitely cozy - certainly plenty of room to feel comfortable. The menu seemed to have a pretty good selection of breakfast and lunch items. The burger looked delicious...but for some reason, I felt like it was too unhealthy to eat (after oinking out all weekend in Baltimore). So therefore I decided to get the eggs benedict - as if that's a healthier choice. The eggs bene was good, not great but good. The service was prompt and good - the bartender (who was our waiter) kept the coffee coming which was exactly what I needed! I don't live in the neighborhood but it seems like a good neighborhood spot to grab a good bite to eat and some drinks. read more

As a bar it's fine-- just as loud and crowded as many comparable choices. But as a restaurant it's really quite good. My fiancee sipped a fruity-but-not-too-sweet specialty cocktail and I had an IPA and sat outside nibbling on an array of tasty stuff: good fries, tomatillo gazpacho, beet salad, and a green-tomato-BLT. I'm not sure why I don't come here more. [Well, I do wonder about the quality of their hollandaise sauce.] read more

What's not to like? A beautiful summer day, brioche french toast, decent-tasting mimosa, and good company. I like people watching, so sitting outside was great. A nice spot to shoot the breeze. My friend and I intended to go to the local brewfest at Policy, but we came on the wrong day. We were both hungry and looked around. Cafe Saint-Ex looked good. We didn't know anything about it and just stumbled in. Service was fine. They have a variety of food and a decently wide selection of drinks. I like the place. It's low key and comfy, yet also a little classy. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex is one of those places in my neighborhood that I pass by all the time but never felt compelled enough to go in. However, one of my co-workers told me thrice to try it, so I finally checked it out for Sunday brunch with one of my roommates. We got a table outside because the weather was perfect. It took our waitress a very long time to get to us. The food was brought over by a server and not our waitress. Ideally, in situations like that, the waiter/waitress should be standing by to see if the diners want anything, like extra condiments. When my roommate wanted some pepper, our waitress was nowhere to be found. By the time she came over to check on us, we were already halfway done with our meal. Service aside, the food is excellent. We both ordered the sausage with biscuit platter. We were both excited about the chive biscuit and gravy. The platter also came with two eggs in any style and diced potatoes. In the end, I would have been happy even if they just offered me two pieces of the chive biscuit with gravy on top. All in all, Cafe Saint-Ex feels like a restaurant plucked straight out of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. read more

Prime location on 14th Street. Proficient staff. Saint-Ex says that its cuisine is "French-inspired". To me, the menu is more eclectic. The Happy Hour is competitively discounted; dinner can be pricey. Of the current entrees: rockfish is tasty; shrimp & half-smoke risotto is unusual, has good flavor; however the steak-frites plate has disappointed. Of the dessert offerings: creme brulee and flourless chocolate cake are decent. The aviation/"Le Petit Prince" theme found throughout is nicely done, but the restaurant is often at sixes and sevens and doesn't encourage exploration by customers. This spot has many loyalists and can get crowded. read more

This place double charged me and a few of my friends over the weekend! This is the second time this has happened at this location and I have called and left several messages with no call back. Please be aware that this is a scam that many bartenders do and it's very illegal. read more

I don't know how to rate this. I used to love this "French" place with awesome quiches and cremme brûlée. We went yesterday expecting the same and when we got the menu everything was Korean food!!! I felt like I was in the twilight zone. They told us that there is a lot of competition for French restaurants and that's why they decided to change the menu ( there are Korean restaurants too ). The food was good, I cannot complain but I've never been a change like this. Café saint Ex was a great French spot and should still been like that. There are better Asian places so you will still have competition. I want saint ex with French food. Please!! read more

We had 2 separate events here last Tuesday... First we met friends at the bar where we sat in the window watching the action on 14th street. The beers were refreshing and the conversations were fun and memorable. Later we met other friends downstairs for dinner which was also wonderful. The food was tasty and filling (don't forget the desert!). The service downstairs was a little bar-like so not super attentive, but yet friendly and very local! I couldn't have hoped for a better night at Saint-Ex! read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Finding a place to eat dinner on 14th is exhausting. I mean it's either too crowded to enjoy, too long of a wait, or you can get a table, but the place is mediocre. But there is Cafe Saint Ex. Any time in the night, they'll seat you on the patio, ONLY if you're having food. You have to make that clear, because usually by 9:30 everyone is just looking for a place to sit while they have a drink. And that's the majority of folks walking up to Saint Ex. So most looking for a meal on 14th hit the hot-spots and skip over this place. Let those trend chasers have their Barcelona's and Ticos. Unless it's a special occasion, take the more simple route and try Saint Ex. And I mean simple. Not mediocre. Saint Ex has a great menu. Drinks and food. Their menu is French inspired but I think it's more appropriate to label them American chic. Each menu item forces you to move away from lazily choosing something safe without fear. My personal favorite dishes are the Local Dry-Aged Burger, Blue Bay Mussels, Fried Green Tomato BLT and the Spicy Grilled Calamari Salad. They also serve drinks like Stiegl Radler, a grapefruit beer, that, again, feel different enough to keep things interesting, but are very unlikely to give you buyers remorse. So why not five stars? Because at the end of the day, literally, Cafe Saint Ex is a dive bar. It gets so grimy and the property itself is outdated. If you sit on their patio you escape that reality, until you have to use their restroom and are reminded what happens there at night. So there you have it. Four stars for one of the most low maintenance dinner spots in the neighborhood. read more

I missed this place a lot from back in it's pre covid days. I think it's ready to get back to its glory days in 2021.

They have a to go window that's amazing. Highly recommend the mac & cheese a.k.a. crack and cheese. Also they have drinks to go which is a plus. You definitely have to try the mango daiquiri read more

Cafe Saint Ex is a restaurant a few blocks from the U St. Metro. I went with a group of friends and we all had the same complaint. The wait time for the food was pretty long. Service wasn't terrible but it was mediocre at best. My sprite was so flat that I originally thought it was water. The food was pricey and the portions were small. All of us were left feeling hungry after the meal. Food was actually pretty good but not worth the price. They also had outdoor seating which is always a nice option. I feel there are way better restaurants to visit that would give you more bang for your buck. I wouldn't go back again. read more

At the suggestion of a friend, I came here for brunch. Do they serve bottomless mimosas? Kind of. Cafe Saint-Ex charges $10 for the first mimosa, and $1 for each one after that. My server never filled my glass to the top. I think that's their policy. Each time I got a refill, he would fill it half way. Maybe it was psychological, but when I know that I'm paying for each additional mimosa that I order, I want it to be strong and plentiful. My mimosas were neither. After mimosa number 3, I asked the server to fill it all the way up. Thankfully, he kind of did. I've had better mimosas at other restaurants. As far as the food is concerned, it was pretty good. I ordered the huevos rancheros, and my friends selected the lamb and breakfast sandwich. When our food was brought to the table, the runner placed each dish in front of us and said the name. This is important because she said huevos when she sat my food down so I thought it was mine. It looked like no other huevos rancheros dish I'd ever seen, but I was trying to be open. I thought it was an elevated version. So I started to eat. What can I say? I was hungry! There was an egg served with the lamb so I didn't think anything of it. When our server came to the table, he looked puzzled when he saw my dish. He's the one who told me that wasn't what I ordered. It turns out that my friend was eating my food and I had hers. The server was very apologetic and took it away. But I had to wait for the right dish to come out, and nothing was done to compensate for the inconvenience. Overall, the food was actually tasty, but I don't know that I would come back for brunch. read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - Lamb on brunch menu. - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Fantastic dinner options before the comedy show they had last night. I had the chicken tenders with truffle fries. My friend had the jerk chicken wings with fries. She said her chicken was moist and tangy. Okay read more

I arrived for lunch with a friend and was surprised the place was nearly empty, despite the limited lunchtime hours on a Thurs (11 am - 2 pm). It was 12:10 pm and we sat down. We were promptly handed menus and they poured us water. The waitress was very nice and it seemed like we were going to have a great meal. We ordered the hot chicken sliders, the mac and cheese, french fries and the grain goddess salad. Then we sat patiently to wait, having a nice conversation with one another. After 25 mins we asked our waitress if our food was going to arrive soon. She said, it would be out right away. Like the way sun sets, we began to feel the foreshadowing on our happy lunch. Another 10 mins later, we asked what the hold up was, and then she admits that the kitchen had a burst tap and that the repairman were back there, disrupting the food service. I was surprised that this hadn't been mentioned before and I if there was actually going to be food, or if we should go. She said that it would be another 5-10 minutes. Having invested all of this time in lunch, we were torn between trying our luck at the falafel place across the street, or giving up on our meal. After 2 minutes, I asked if the food had actually been started or we would like to cancel our meal. She then told me the food was being plated and so I sat down to wait. First, she delivered the mac and cheese and the grain goddess salad. The mac and cheese was bland and I had to ask for salt to season it. The bread crumb topping was burnt and the texture was too runny. The grain goddess salad was soaked in the dressing and the dressing was very sour. No balance to the dish and it could have used additional texture like nuts, croutons or even cranberries. 10 minutes later they delivered the hot chicken sliders and french fries. The fries were cold and soggy like they had been ready for at least 10 minutes before they were served. The chicken sliders were supposed to be served on biscuits but were served on a roll without explanation. I asked the server if they weren't supposed to be biscuits and she apologized and said that there were no biscuits ready and they didn't think I wanted to wait. I decided to just try the dish anyways, and the chicken was slightly pink and the texture too soft. They had undercooked the dish slightly. While it was probably safe to eat, the entire dish was not appetizing and we ended up leaving half of the food on the table. Rating explanation: Poor communication about the availability of menu items, poor communication about the actual wait time for food (they repeatedly lied by saying food would be out soon when it wasn't), substitutions made without consulting me, actual seasoning and cooking of the food was poor quality and resulted in mediocre tastes. All in all, would not recommend eating here for lunch. read more

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I tried this place a recommendation from a friend and I am so glad I did. I would not say the location is the best nor the ambiance is the best but the service and food more than make up for all of the shortcomings. Eating in the basement was kind of scary walking down the stairs and picturing Animal House including the bar in the corner. I saw the option for the pre-fixe meal and decided to give it a try. The appetizer was amazing chicken confit sliders. The buns had terrific textures and the confit had great flavors and was perfectly paired with the wine. The main course was the pork chops, the chops were done perfectly and the mashed sweet potatoes had a hint of cayenne pepper for a little bite. Dessert was the espresso cupcake and my taste buds were in heaven. read more

Cue around 9 on a Saturday night. After a long day, it was time to grab some dinner and drinks on U St. With no destination in mind, my friends and I started walking. Everywhere had a 30-hr long wait, until we see Cafe Saint-Ex. We knew nothing about it except that "every time I walk by it's always packed," so we go in. We stood in the lobby awkwardly before a waiter told us to see the hostess outside. We didn't know she was the hostess, because she was standing no where near a hostess stand or gate, and she was talking casually to a friend. I figured she was bar patron. Luckily, we had no wait, and the server quickly came to our table. In our starved state, we ordered appetizers of fries, and chips, and then burgers. We mentioned our extreme starvation. Although the waitress said "do you really want fries... cuse your food comes with it" to which we thought it wasn't really her place to judge the large amount of fries we consume - the waitress was otherwise good. She brought out our food quickly, and refilled the water a lot. The sweet potato chips were amazing. I would return again just for those. My burger and fries were also very good, if nothing special. That said, prices were good, so I can't complain. One negative though - you can see into the kitchen while waiting for the bathroom. While I was watching the chefs cook, I saw one dude mix salad with his bare hands - no gloves. Kind of gross. The whole place was dimly lit and quiet. Typical upscale restaurant. Towards the end I started seeing some girls celebrating a bachlorette party, and other scantily clad women, and wondered why they were drinking at such a nice establishment. It wasn't until I read the other Yelp reviews that I realized this place turns into a club. Good job soundproofing Cafe Saint-Ex! read more

The beef patty is insane. Owner is so sweet. Such a good vibe! Good music and good people.

We kind of stumbled upon this place last night after finding a super long wait at another restaurant we wanted to check out -- but this was a happy accident! The prices here are very reasonable for what you get! We split the pimento cheese spread with grilled bread to start and the spread had a deliciously smokey flavor. Yum! We also split the steak frites which was a great amount of food for $28 and delicious at that. Our waiter was very friendly and didn't rush us as we were happy to sit and stay for a while. I liked the atmosphere here, too. This place has a laid back vibe but isn't overly casual at the same time. Last night, they had the doors open to the outside with a nice breeze coming in despite the rain. I would recommend this place to anyone and I'd come back again anytime! read more

Absolutely loved the shrimp and grits, being from Atlanta where this dish is on the menu at a lot of restaurants there I was anxious to see what it would taste like in D.C. and I was pleasantly surprised that it was well prepared. The bottomless mimosas were very nice as well and the staff was very friendly and kept my glass full the entire time I was there. They have a nice outdoor patio area and they even have a dance floor in the basement that opens at night. read more

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I was in DC for a conference with some coworkers and this place was recommended. We came early for dinner, about 6pm and the place only had a few people at the bar, maybe a table or two having dinner. The place is small, but not cramped. Christmas lights were up already, giving it a cozy feeling inside. The dinner menu was one page, with a prix fixe option; three courses for $39, which we all decided to do. As an appetizer, I had the seared scallops with butternut squash creme fraiche, apple cider gelee and shaved fennel. The scallops were very tender, not tough at all and the flavors blended well together. My entree was the grilled yellowfin tuna with a pumpkin (?) puree, risotto, exotic mushrooms and frisee. The tuna was cooked perfectly, and the flavors all came together nicely. For dessert, I had a chocolate mousse dish. Absolutely rich and delicious! I wish I had seconds! I was thoroughly satisfied after we finished eating. Would definitely come back if I make my way out to DC again! read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - (TL) Seared Scallops, (TR) Grilled Tuna, (BL) Chocolate Mousse, (BR) Apple Pie - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I've been to Cafe St. Ex several times. I've always receive great, attentive service and i never regret any of my choices of dishes. On my most recent trip, I had prosciutto and fontina potato skins and the steak for dinner. But the BEST part of my meal, was the creme brulee!!! Not many places can make it perfectly: thick, hard sugary top with the ice cold (not lukewarm) custard in the middle. The Pastry Chef is amazing! read more

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Cute spot. Due to covid the menu was partial. My food was good...jerk wings and mac and cheese. Exceeded my expectations. The wings were perfectly cooked and the dry rub was done well with no burnt taste. The mac and cheese was backed and was really good. And the bartender created a delicious tropical martini read more

I am very surprised that they have really good jerk wings. When I looked up the restaurant it said it was in American eatery so I was expecting burgers and pizza but I'm very happy that I got the food. I think they could've done a little better on the mac & cheese though, it had no flavoring just cheese and macaroni. read more

Had the best time at Cafe! The aroma when I first walked in immediately reaffirmed my decision to try this place out for MLK Brunch. Sat at the bar and Natalie, the bartender, was absolutely delightful. Energetic, friendly, and attentive. I tried the Fried Green Tomato Benedict, while my fiance tried the Shrimp and Grits. Both dishes came out gorgeous, but unfortunately I wasn't too impressed with the Benny. The crab cake could've used much more flavor, so this dish was mostly saved by the perfectly poached egg, creamy hollandaise sauce, and the FGT. The Shrimp and Grits had a light tomato-y flavor, and the shrimp was perfectly cooked. The bits of FGT and the bbq butter threw both of us off, however, due to the sweet flavor. Would def go again The ahi tuna caesar salad looked amazing! read more

Cafe Saint-Ex - Shrimp and Grits, with a perfectly poached egg. - New American Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Poor table service, and our waitress had an attitude while taking orders. Food itself was fine, so no fault to the kitchen. We had a table for 8 and we wanted separate checks but we were told they couldn't remember who had what, so we had to write out who had what. Once we received our checks it took 20 minutes to complete the transaction. Also took one of the patrons change (they paid cash). The staff also take shots while working. Overall the service was quite disappointing. Will not return. read more

Originally came for the Saturday free comedy show. We signed up online and they couldn't find the reservation, the host was still kind to let us in (they let too many people in since they was no space left to even stand). In all honesty, worst comedy show, very vulgar but we just went upstairs to the bar and that was a good time. It is a nice space to catch up with friends and good music. read more