The seating was very cramped so if you're a bigger person or even broad shouldered, I recommend…read moregetting a booth or two seats if possible. Also sit near the front if you're short. Lots of tall people. Bathroom is clean and a decent size. Parking was $20 with valet but if you're lucky, you can find free non-permit needed neighborhood parking nearby. The comics were very nice and there was no heckling or roasting. A very pleasant wholesome experience with a few raunchy jokes for the "Chocolate Sundae" event. Sometimes the music was a little too loud and I would have appreciated subtitles as you can miss a few words with how the sound system is. We went on a Sunday and it was 80%+ occupied. The two drink minimum isn't super enforced and it's a server going around with the little payment machine card-only. It would be nice if tea and coffee were an option for the non-alcoholics.

For a first time visit it was great, really took me away at how close we were and how lively it…read morewas, glad we did the 10pm show. Comics were great which is why it sucks that the latter half of our time was lackluster, we knew going in we would have to purchase something , but one gin-tonic (bombay) a ginger beer , a single pepsi and two waters being 75$ is outlandish by just about any standard. Come for the show but watch your wallet and drink heavily before hand to avoid sticker shock & always email your receipt My one caveat is i was thankful some of the staff was mindful and got the people in front of me to stop recording.

Really cool spot hosting some great comedy shows. The main room is large yet cozy and inviting…read more There is a 2 drink minimum. Most drinks are ~$18, are not very tasty. Just stick to the overpriced water. The show we went to was great but ran almost 4 hours which is probably my fault for not checking times, lol. Will definitely try to find a shorter show next time. If you get there early, there's a $2/hour parking lot just right next door.

Usually has always been my favorite comedy club and a gold standard regardless of some of the short…read morecomings. However this last visit absolutely sucked. Two of the main acts didn't actually come so the lineup was different, the main headliner was still ON the board and didn't come and another act also no showed, both large names I was excited to see and the main point for going and purchasing tickets. They also put our phones in yonder bags which isn't really my favorite but if it's a big name and they want to be sure people aren't recording, fine, I GUESS. However.. there was no big name because both of them didn't show. I had somewhere to be at 10pm, and there's ZERO clocks around this place, phone is locked up, servers are nowhere to be found, it can get irritating just feeling like you're locked in a prison cell with 0 idea of the time. Finally tracked someone down, asked about Whitney Cummings, was told she wasn't coming, and then followed up with the time and it was already 10:10. They also over serve which is probably why they're locking up phones so you loose track of time and keep buying drinks. Guys next to me were PLASTERED, one guy left over and over again to throw up, the other guy was laughing like a hyena and screaming, the other friend had his head down on the table completely knocked out, and last friend went to lay down on the benches and knock out. Spent over $150 and didn't even see the comedians I paid to see. Really disappointing.

Will Brown was my favorite!! This was my first time here and his energy was so hype and I will…read moredefinitely be back for his next set !!! 10/10 everyone was hilarious and I'm so happy I made it out! Definitely worth every dollar and let's just save say time flys when you're having fun I was dying of laughter the whole time

Worst mic experience. Would never in a million years go back. It was just two broey bros basically…read morehanging out and just me. they were rude and inappropriate to me and the host didn't do anything a host would do and they seriously were just hanging out not treating it like a mic at all. Not worth it even if I didn't have to pay. The person running the place didn't care when I let her know either. unless you want to get ripped off and treated poorly I would not recommend this place. Awful

Went here on a date night after watching Company Retreat and seeing that a handful of those actors…read morewere alumni from UCB! We go back every other week. All the shows are fantastic. Great crowds.

The people who lined us up and welcomed us into the theater were really nice. This theatre is very…read moresmall. They had to put chairs on the stage to accommodate all of the patrons. I went to a special Show on Juneteenth where all of the performers were Black, and it was hysterically funny. The seats in the theater were comfortable. I recommend seeing a show here.

I can't believe no one's put up a review for this show sooner. Lost Moon Radio describes itself "as…read morethe rock 'n' roll comedy bonanza that Live Comedy LA named its 2009 Show of the Year." I describe it as fucking awesome. But perhaps you're looking for something more specific than that... Lost Moon Radio is set around Jupiter Jack who is a DJ floating in space. There are talk segments, songs, commercials, etc. They are presently on their 7th episode. If you're in the mood for a taste of what they have, you can check out their website. It has been a long time since I have laughed to the point that my face hurts, but these folks managed it. Except that joke about the pandas. I did not care for that. Also, afterwards, there super awesome band hosts live band karaoke. There's a large selection and they take requests for future performances. If you haven't seen them yet, shame on you.

Lost Moon Radio is the most brilliant and hilarious show I've seen all year, and I watch a lot of…read morecomedy. The format (radio show) is novel, the narratives and metanarratives tight, and the music really clever. If you're intelligent, you'll love this show! And if you're not intelligent, the show will make you!

Fabulous Friday evening! Excellent spot for friends or a date…read more Live Jazz is tremendous! Food was yummy and service was so warm and friendly. The food is made with love and you can taste it. Tiramisu was the perfect way to wrap the evening up. Highly recommend

Industry Cafe & Jazz is a cozy Ethiopian restaurant with live jazz music! I came with a group of…read morefriends on a Friday evening and we had a wonderful time enjoying the flavorful food and live music. The staff were so warm and friendly and genuinely wanted us to enjoy our experience at the restaurant. Parking is street parking. The one thing to note is that as expected, the live music can get quite loud above normal conversation volume. The food was so delicious and satisfying! We got the vegetarian platter (comes with yellow lentils, cabbage and potato blend, collard greens, and red lentils which have quite the kick!), the lamb tibs, and the chicken tibs (they had run out of their doro wat - classic Ethiopian chicken dish). Will definitely be back!

Beautiful multipurpose event space. We were there as guests for a private event, and even though we…read moreweren't members, we were treated with great hospitality. Beautiful bar, good drinks...a very nice venue to consider when booking an event space.

I submitted a concerned profanity-free complaint to the club-provided customer service emails about…read morerepeated, unannounced changes to membership perks. The CEO personally responded at 9:37 p.m. EST, to address my writing and delivery and to emphasize his personal investment in the club over my concerns. Before all promised updates "coming this week" were provided, he terminated my membership effective immediately, and I was informed I would no longer have access to private or guest events. Will spare you the screenshots; Ultimately, I truly valued my four years as a member. Hopefully the club can take a more consistent, less impulsive, member-focused approach in the future.

I took my daughters to see Em Beihold at the Troubadour... it was the first time seeing a…read moreperformance there, and my first time as well. It is a great intimate venue with lots of history and great sound. We parked about a half mile away and a public lot by the West Hollywood library, parking was only 12 bucks and it was a nice short walk to the venue and no traffic getting g out when we left the show. The event was sold out, and we got there right when doors opened. The line out front was not too long and security kept everybody moving really quick. Full bar and food inside. The main room is tiny, so anywhere you stand you will have a great view of the performers. I definitely plan to come back to see another show here, wish I had caught shows here in the past... Great venue.

Lights up. Queue…read moresound. Troubadour open those doors, the show is about to start now. From 1957 to 2025/present day this historic music venue theater has housed so many greats and legends in a magnitude of way. It's been featured in many films and shows and brought so much audiophile cheer. I haven't been to the Troubadour in over a decade, so in some way stopping in to see Young Gun Silver Fox (from the UK) with opening act Great Vacation (local Los Angeles) and a awesome DJ set in-between performances by Dustin De Leon was even more epic. I mean even thee Carole King (singer, songwriter, actress, grammy winner) was there rocking out in the audience a few feet away from my boyfriend, our friend Chase and I among a few other familiar locals I knew in the crowd. The design is very cool with a designated smoking area on the side walk away from their line where they will check you thoroughly from security to ticket scan to ID. I try to keep my pockets light for show days as most venues will. Safety first. They don't allow any outside food or drink, but the prices are more than reasonable inside. Once you make your way in the main bar is to the left of the entrance, with merch tables set up for acts of the night. in the corners. You can also find the first set of restrooms here. The service is stellar and the bartenders have a lot of personality and good energy. We had a few beers/craft brews and a ranch water hard seltzer throughout the night, but they have a full bar and solid selection of beverages on draft, limited tap, limited wine. You can hang in here for a bit, seating is limited around the bar, but mellow. Lots of history on the walls, signs and decor in here. Arriving early you can make your way up to the loft and enjoy the show from here as well. They have limited seating along the balcony, an additional bar upstairs. You can see so awesome views of the street life if in the main room. The Troubadour is on the very outskirts of West Hollywood with Beverly Hills literally starting write across the street #SoLA For the first hour we found ourselves at the back bar area inside the main showroom not to far from where you order food ( a good variety of options including vegetarian and vegan eats) We had a good view of the stage for Great Vacation even as the room filled closer to YGSF extended set. They definitely gave the people what they wanted. After nearly walking off stage at the end of an incredible set we chanted and got four more songs :D I still geek out on the movie Rocket Man filming here and recreating Elton John's 1970's performance in this very space. The sound, acoustics and production here is stellar. Iconic, rustic, unforgettable. Capacity for the Troubadour is around 500, with staff and performers just to give an idea of how little big this legendary space is. Additional Restrooms in the corner of the main room near a wide staircase heading to the balcony and loft areas. Parking in the area is garage recommended or metered minding restrictions which typically end by 8pm or on Sundays don't apply. Doors typically open by 7pm for most shows, but can vary slightly (though rarely). Music is a universal truth and at the Troubadour is always rings truth.