Punch Line staff are great! I was worried about entering with my bag of groceries (they have a no…read morefood policy); I was even ready to abandon it next to the doors and (hopefully) reclaim it later. Luckily, they were able to hold it in their kitchen during the performance. The venue is clean and easy to get to via public transit. My only complaints are the prices of the nonalcoholic drinks. I hate that all the major comedy clubs have a two-drink minimum. I'd rather just tack on $20 to the ticket price. That being said, Cobb's does have better options for non-drinkers like me.

I attended a comedy show here recently and had a just okay experience. The venue was fine for the…read moremost part. However, we were seated too close to the front wall that sometimes we just ended up seeing the comedian from behind. I'm sure we would've had a better experience if we didn't have a somewhat obstructed view. There's also a two drink minimum per person, including both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. This rule was a bit strange to me because all the other comedy spots I've been to allowed me to select a food item to meet the two item minimum. However, Punch Line is very strict on the fact that your two items have to be beverages. The cocktail I got was unmemorable. I should've just gone with something premade and canned. I'd come back here for a comedian that I'd want to see live. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

I travel to SF for work regularly, and I often stay at the Grand Hyatt just a block away. I was…read morehere for the long weekend and have been in a bit of a valley in terms of happiness in my life recently. I decided to head over for the Sunday night "cheaper Than Therapy" show on my own to try to pick myself up. I grabbed a liter of beer () from the bar and then we all crammed into the main stage, which was very intimate and cozy. I laughed and laughed and laughed, and I can genuinely say that I feel much better about things after going there tonight. The staff and host were all great. I think I'll make this a regular habit from now on when I visit SF. Rob.

My husband and I I saw a Friday night late show. Each of the 6 comedians were very funny. There are…read more2 reasons for the 4/5 review: The comedians , although creative and intelligent, all made multiple ageist jokes. My husband and I are cool, fun people in our 60's ... guess it's easier to punch down. Anyway, I still recommend the show. The second reason is that my drink, a manhattan, was terrible. It tasted so watered down that I would have brought it back to the bar if it wasn't so crowded.

Last week we went to Cobbs Comedy Club in San Francisco to see headliner Jason Cheny. My daughter K…read morebought sold out tickets months in advance. We had premium section tickets so we were seated up front. Getting seated was organized. There is a two drink minimum and the drinks run fro $15 to $25 each. They have a food menu that was surprisingly good. Ordered the nachos, garlic fries and the egg rolls. The room is huge with a tiny balcony. Jason Cheny was very funny and the opening acts were decent. Service ok very hard to get your second round of drinks. Find your own street or paid parking. We parked near the wharf and walked over.

I had the pleasure of attending my first comedy show at Cobb's Comedy last Friday to see Will…read morePepper. I've been to other comedy venues in the South Bay but never in SF. From the photos on the website I was expecting a more spacious venue but in person it's actually quite intimate especially when it's packed with patrons. And there's even a second floor with balcony! Somehow I missed seeing that on the website. We had arrived 30 minutes late but the hosts were super helpful trying to find us seats together. We ended up sharing a small table with another couple near the front. Getting seated with strangers is the norm at comedy shows so I wasn't put off by that. But I wasn't expecting the A/C to be blasting (assumed because everyone is packed in close), so I was glad I brought a hoodie! There is a 2- drink minimum per person but you can order non-alcoholic drinks or food. The menu is not bad. There were the usual items like nachos and chicken strips. I opted for a pretzel and Modelo.. I highly recommend this combo!! The pretzel came out nicely toasted and warm.. and the Modelo was HUGE! Definitely didn't need a second drink after that! All in all, it was a fun first time experience at Cobb's and I would recommend checking it out if you're looking for something to do in the city. Warning: Cobbs Comedy is located in North Beach where parking is hard to find. Free street parking is scarce everywhere in SF but it's particularly painful when you are late to a show in this part of town. So plan accordingly!

Fun night Great drinks. Comedy date with a chill vibe…read more Recommend if you're looking for a laid back time.

We attended a comedy show on a Wednesday night at 7:30pm. It was fun. They have seating for about…read more15 people. There were about six comedians and they were all funny. Many of them were new comics, just starting out. The show was about an hour and a half. Cover was free through Eventbrite, but donations are requested and there is a two drink minimum. We found the bartender and the door attendant to be really nice. It's a very welcoming environment. This is a good activity if you are up in the city and want to relax and enjoy some comedy at low cost. Beware that due to the size of the seating area, all seats are like being in the front row of a comedy show.

Always immaculate vibes every time I'm here! Food and drinks with friends always hits up close and…read morepersonal with the comedians. We had Brandon as our server tonight and he is good about checking in so give him your regards when you stop by.

Brandon was amazing! Brought our food fast and made sure we were happy with everything. He was very…read morenice and professional. Thank you Brandon!

Just had a great Saturday night show laughing at Amir K. jokes…read more Thank you! The club being not large allowed for an intimate atmosphere and for those two hours I felt like we were all one big dysfunctional family. Laughed till I cried. Price of the admission was great, drinks service a bit slow (no matter though, I was busy laughing). And. I did enjoy my two hot chocolate drinks.

Came to see Sarper Guven's stand up act. He was AMAZING! 5-Stars for Sarper!! He's a genuinely…read morenice, down to earth and funny guy. First time at Rooster T Feather's and I couldn't have chosen a better show to see. Check-in was easy. They have a guide to seat you. We spent the extra for VIP so got to sit right up front. It's actually a small venue but happy we splurged on the VIP. We ordered 4 drinks total for a party of 2. The drinks were good and not watered down. We also got the nachos but had to wait a while because they were apparently delivered to the wrong table so a new order had to be submitted. They were just basic nachos, nothing fancy. Our server was nice and approachable but very busy. It was a slightly chiller evening so I would have preferred if the meet and greet was inside. As far as I'm concerned I wasn't there for the venue but rather, to support the show.

What a nice venue that they flipped from an underutilized parking lot in between buildings during…read moreCovid 2021 summer time into a glowing outdoor patio lounge area! Half of the comedians were legit funny. The other half was probably impromptu winging it while on stage. They serve up drinks at the front before seating. I had an enjoyable outing, glad it was outdoors and laughs were much needed during this pandemic!

It was alright. I like that there was no minimum drink required and the drinks were good (at…read moreleast, those that we had). Comedians were ok, not horrible, not exactly laugh out load. I didn't care for the fact that no where online could I find any comedian names beforehand - therefore, I wasn't expecting much. Bought tickets online ($53 for 2 with svc fee) a few weeks in advance. For entry, a woman checked our names off a list then we walked down the flight of stairs that had prohibition era decor. The venue is intimate. Seating is extremely tight (definitely seats less than 100 people). I would suggest that if you go, do NOT sit up front for obvious reasons (like being the subject matter and/or ridiculed), but also because those in front rows were literally spit on (unintentionally of course) by the headliner that raised his voice/yelled as part of his skit - from the side view where we sat and because of the spotlights, we seriously saw the spit travel through the air, land on people who then retracted a bit in shock - we were disgusted, especially in this post-COVID pandemic climate. One of the other comedians stopped his skit and reprimanded those in the audience that were talking - he was so annoyed and wasn't shy about it. We parked in the parking garage across the street, $20 for less than 2 hours wasn't exactly worth it. I wouldn't be against returning as long as there are funny, well known comedians scheduled and marketed - but we won't sit up front :)

Best magic show we've ever seen. Jay Alexander is a master, and very entertaining. We saw the…read moreshow on 5/15/26. The pre-show appetizers were delicious, as was the wine. A very intimate theater setting where Jay interacts with the audience, and the audience interacts with each other. Jay's magic is mind-blowing! Truly an amazing and enjoyable show. Bob& Michelle Page

Enjoying an evening out with friends and making new friends Kevin A Madden and Sarah Powell at…read moreMarrakech Magic Theater. San Francisco Theater at Marrakech with Jay Alexander. Special guest headliner Magician Kris Bentz this evening. Amazing Moroccan food and drinks. Aladdin's Mojito Clos Du Bois Sauvignon Blanc Starter: Hummus Platter Dinner: Beef, Chicken and Shimp Shish Kebab Platter This theater was very intimate and so well design. What a magical show, more inspired for me to practice my magic tricks. I will perform for you all soon.

Absolutely blown away. The California Magic Club is easily the BEST magic experience in the Bay…read moreArea--no question. From the moment we walked in, the energy was great. The magicians weren't just talented, they were super engaging, interactive, and attentive to everyone around them. It's rare to find something that's just as entertaining for adults as it is for kids, but they nailed it perfectly. The table-side magic was unreal. Watching tricks happen right in front of you makes you question everything--in the best way possible. The staff were fantastic, and the service was smooth and welcoming the entire time. You can tell they genuinely care about the experience and about preserving the culture of magic, not just performing it. This isn't just a show--it's an experience you don't want to miss. If you're in the Bay, you NEED to go here.

My family and I went to see the show and had wonderful food, and a lot of fun…read more The magic show was amazing, lots of laughs. Someone was celebrating a birthday and they made the day extra special for her. I definitely will be going back again as the shows are always different. A fun way to enjoy your night!

My wife and I decided to go for a new comedy experience by checking out an improv show at Secret…read moreImprov Society, and we're sure glad that we did. Let's get into it... Ambiance - After getting your tickets from the ticket booth, you go down a sharp flight of stairs which dumps you out into a bar area with two large doors on both sides of the room. The room on the right-hand side is where they have stand-up comedy (Cheaper than Therapy), and the left hand side is where the Improv show takes place. You wait in the bar area until the doors open. Once you enter, there are a handful of rows of chairs (barstool style with backs) and it's general admission. It's a pretty cozy area, maybe fitting around 50 people or so if I had to guess. Before the show, one of the improv team members came around offering Oreos to guests. We did not partake, but if you like Oreos you're in for a treat. The show itself was great. There were four improv comedians and they took a bunch of crowd suggestions and tailor-made a show based around our suggestions. The show itself is about an hour and a half, but didn't feel like it was that long at all. When it ended, I was shocked that an hour and a half had passed already. Time truly does fly when you're having a great time! I would definitely return again as we had a blast and really enjoyed the quick wit the improv team had to offer. I would highly recommend checking them out!

Incredibly fun and very inexpensive. Beware, outside a sign just says "better than therapy" which…read moreis a comedy club in an adjacent room at the same address. Also it was good that we got there a bit early in time to get drinks (a nice large selection). Small to moderate intimate theater with very talented keyboard player who "improvised the music" with each skit all night long. "Actors" were very personable and talented--so much fun--we will reco to all SF friends and family