Atmosphere was great. Comedians fabulous, drinks superb! Service lacked a bit but always does a…read morecomedy bars.

Was visiting Vegas and thought I'd check out a comedy show that aligned with my traveling dates…read more Saw that this was the spot to go to, and got VIP tickets to one of their evening shows. Definitely plan to go early because the GPS will drop you off to the parking lot and then you will still have to walk another 10-15 minutes before you reach the venue. It's inside the Rio Hotel and you have to take the elevator to the fourth floor from the parking lot. The venue itself was hard for me to find inside and I even had to ask a few people for directions. Eventually, I reached there twenty minutes late but the woman who checked me in assured me that the show had just started. After being seated, I had a great time! Jimmy Kimmel was hosting the showcase and it was great seeing him live in person. It also didn't take the server too long to reach me for my order. I got nachos, some ginger beer, and had some great laughs :) The nachos were delicious! Highly recommend if you're in the area and just need some laughter therapy.

I know funny and this ain't it! The worst "comedy show" I have seen since Louie Anderson (see…read morereview). Wow, we would have gotten up and left but were stuck in the middle of a row 15 chairs deep on each side, ugh. The seating is horrible, uncomfortable chairs crammed together in rows so that you are on top of each other and stuck once seated. This one woman that crossed over us twice obviously had a bladder problem or was bored out of her mind as well! Don't get drinks unless you just won a jackpot and could care less that a drink will run you $15-25. The comic line up does vary by week. Pretty much whoever will take the gig at that moment in time, mostly comics who don't work very often. On my night was a bunch of no names that I had never heard of. This night the theme was fat jokes. Don't waste your time or money.

This was the best comedy club in Las Vegas, without question, and is now rebranded Empire Comedy in…read moreits new location of the Napoleon Lounge @ Paris Las Vegas. Yes, there were supposed to be Playboy playmates (only ones I noticed were not very mobile in giant posters on the walls). Yes, the line of sights were not perfect if you arrived late and was seated all the way in the back. No, you are not normal if you went to ANY set here from the Cort McCown-curated mini-residences and found them unfunny. One particular show will always stick out in my head and it was one that coincided with a UFC event that was held in The Pearl. After a few of the regular openers performed, quite competently as always, some of the Deathsquad members started being surprise guesting, like Ari Shaffir, Joe Rogan (who went on for like a fucking hour!) and legendary Dom Irrera. Yes, the same Dom Irrera that is on the Comedy Central's top 100 stand-up comedians of ALL-TIME list. Uh, how the fuck can one be jaded after that experience? When I started reading in the RJ that Playboy Comedy was going away, I got pretty disappointed. Luckily, it was rebranded, quite abruptly and without much fanfair, to another property and seemingly the headliners started being heavier names that brought in more asses to the seats. Dom Irrera was brought in again to headline his own nights at Empire Comedy, where we went to see him again. Cort McCown is doing a great thing here with Playboy/Empire Comedy, and anyone who says otherwise cannot be trusted in regards to reviewing comedy because they probably will never like any stand-up, incl. but not limited to most of Absinthe, and yet are probably gigantic fans of 'The Cable Guy' Lenny or whatever-the-fuck his name is. - E Postscript. Like all Vegas shows that I have been to, there is no compulsory REQUIREMENT to buy drinks like you may find in other comedy clubs in the country, e.g. LA, Phoenix.

headspace for it. Checked out Jimmy Kimmel's place over at…read morethe LINQ. The venue itself is sharp clean, modern, and feels a bit more intimate than the massive arena-style showrooms on the Strip. That being said, comedy clubs can be hit or miss depending on your mood and the lineup. If you're tired, restless, or just want to kick back and zone out with a drink, it might feel a bit forced. But if you walk in ready to laugh, grab a decent cocktail, and actually pay attention to the stage, it's a really fun night out. Good energy, solid acts, and a nice way to break up a night on the Promenade. Just make sure you're actually in the mood for a full comedy set before you commit.

Laugh out loud! Yes we stopped in for live entertainment. The Comedian delivered what the people…read morewanted...lots of laughter. The doors opened at the promised time. The security guided the people in swiftly. The ticket pricing didn't vary by much but the seating difference was extreme. The lower ticket seated you on a section that was not stadium style seating. You could only see the back of all the people's heads in front of you. Food was available but we ate before arriving.

This is small comedy club located in the Strat. You can buy unlimited drinks for $30 and there is a…read moreserver walking around during the show to bring you more bevys if needed. The comedians are HILARIOUS! I laughed the entire time and the crowd was a mix of locals and tourists and they really brought the energy!

We are locals and we have come here pretty frequently. We absolutely love the headliner Butch…read moreBradley. His crowd work is insane. Don't miss out on seeing him. He is amazing. Ticket prices are very reasonable. You can also do an all you can drink special. $30 for well, $40 for premium brands. There is a cocktail waitress that comes around during the show. The show is about 90 minutes.

Winter on an open mic Wednesday. Didn't know what to expect but glad to put down five bucks to get…read moreinto the Show. Each act gets a limited amount of time in someway is good, but not all of them were laugh worthy. Got to go with a comedian friend who suggested we meet here. It was so interesting to see walking up all the comedians just milling around outside talking to each other on the sidewalk. If you're looking for a little salty snack, just get the corn chips and salsa. I thought about the nachos. My friend wasn't hungry for them. The server was good and friendly. I would go back again next time I'm in Vegas for this exact show just to see about getting a laugh... which I did at this visit.

Overall, this is a good comedy club, and fortunately, most of the comics we've seen here have been…read moredecent. Because with as many comedy shows and comedy clubs as there are in Vegas, most are trash. We've been coming here long before the Town Square location opened, and we still like it, although we frequent both now. This location is obviously much smaller and harder to get to, and there's only paid parking nearby since it's in the Arts District. Their food and drinks are pretty reasonably priced, which is nice to see for a venue, however, the service is pretty slow and not great. Be sure to double-check your bill before paying because the last time we were here, it was incorrect, and we had to stay after the show to get it sorted out. All in all, we would come back but prefer the Town Square location despite it being a lot further away.

Was super excited when my friend & I showed up and found Brad on stage!! I had NO idea he was the…read moreopener. We unfort. arrived apx. 15 min.'s late after missing the turn into MGM then going to the wrong floor in the parking garage via the elevator & then fighting the EDC & CMA crowd. Brad called us out for arriving late once we got seated he reminded us that the show started @ 8pm & made a "joke" about us being late because I was giving my friend a BJ... :-() Soooooo if you're sensitive & don't like to be picked on than don't get a seat in the front row/close to the stage. Brad was picking on one couple up front & an older big guy who was with his parent's. I can't even put what he said to them on here because it wasn't very nice. Lynne Koplitz was the comedian for the night and she started off really weird. I felt like she was really nervous and wasn't sure what jokes she wanted to tell, maybe not really prepared?? But as she got warmed up she got better. She was nice to the audience & wasn't "picking" on them like Brad did. Showroom was packed. Our cocktail waitress came over to us soon after we sat down. My friend got the Border Patrol speciality drink & it just tasted like a margarita. I got the "bitch" drink which was tasty but one was enough for me. We got to keep the plastic glasses. Bathrooms were clean & had some nice decor & magazine covers of Brad. Security & door staff was nice upon arrival to the venue. After the show my friend saw Brad outside talking to some people who attended his show & he asked me if I wanted to go over & get my picture with him. I walked over & had asked him for a photo...I think he was still mad @ me for arriving late to his show....SORRY BRAD!! I'd definitely come back to this venue.

I went to see a comedian I've seen online (Gabriel Rutledge) and he was fantastic. I didn't…read morerealize he was opening for Brad and would only have a 25 minute set. Brads set was one of the worst I have ever heard. He had no original material. All his jokes were racially focused. Making fun that the Mexicans name was really Miguel, not Mike. And he should leave his leaf blower outside. And he wish he had a huge D like the black guy in the audience. Using these old outdated jokes for the primary format of his set was mind boggling. I can't believe people would pay for this. And the awkwardness of people having to laugh and smile thru it all is atrocious. Then the jokes about someone from Gaza blowing up the place. I truly hope no one targeted them after the show as BG mentioned him about a dozen times during his set. I have always adored the comedians at Kimmel and go there often. I won't be back to hear BGs shenanigans anytime soon, nor do I think Miguel or Jerrel the black guy will be either.

I thought this show was hysterical. Typical comedy that is politically incorrect and make a lot of…read morejokes about sex. I had a great time. My husband who is a avid comedy fan thought it was overplayed jokes with nothing surprising or original. TLDR; funny for a novice comedy lover. Not for the comedy fanatic.

We went to the show on July 1. Show started off slow, but the headliner (ogcomedy - on Instagram)…read morewas hilarious! I purchased tickets off Groupon. I would definitely buy tickets again.

Aces of Comedy aced it for me!!! Be prepared to leave with your cheeks hurting from all the…read morelaughing!!! Went to see Jimmy O. Yang and I was laughing non-stop! The host for the night was HILARIOUS, making jokes off the people in the front row like Chop Towbin AKA King of Cars! The opening act for Jimmy O. Yang was even funnier, and then for the main event - Jimmy O. Yang had me LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY! I hope one of his shows from the tour ends up on Netflix or Amazon! Some tips for first-timers to the theater: 1. Follow the signs for "The Mirage Theater." Aces of Comedy is in the back (like wayyy back of Mirage). It is pretty much a diagonal B line from the parking garage to the theater. 2. The entry process was a breeze. They scanned our electronic tickets and voila, you're in. All the employees were super nice and guided us right to our seats. 3. The theater is a good, intimate size. Stick with section 102 seats and you can't go wrong. The seats slope upward from the stage. We were in the orchestra section, EE 9 and 10, which was pretty dead center to the stage. To me, these seats were PERFECT and would be the seats I would want to get again! 4. The smell of movie theater popcorn will lure you! Fortunately, I practiced self-restraint as I knew I would be getting popcorn all up in the air as I laughed! Go to the Aces of Comedy and get your LAUGH ON!!! :)

It's been years since I've seen Gabriel Iglesias (FLUFFY). The last time was at the Magic and…read moreComedy Club in Hermosa Beach. When I found out he'd be performing at the Mirage Casino the same time I was going to be in town, it was a no brainer. I had to go. Fluffy had Martine Moreno and Alfred Robles open up for him and they were amusing but Gabriel was the reason I was there. It was a different kind of show because he shared a lot of personal stuff about what he has been going through recently. I can't imagine how difficult it is to go on stage and entertain an audience with humor when some really heavy changes are happening. Don't get me wrong, the show was hilarious for the most part but really touching as well. I don't want to spoil anything for you before you see him or his next comedy special coming soon. It will be different. Now the venue. The room is just large enough to fit a good size crowd but not so big that sight lines are affected or that you lose that sense of intimacy with the performer. Due to my current mobility issues I required some ADA assistance and the staff really delivered overall. There is a phone number you can call to have security meet you at the north entrance by registration and they will provide you with a wheelchair and wheel you to the theater which is a good distance from the self park garage. The security personnel was very friendly and never made me feel as if it was an inconvenience for them. They brought me up the elevator all the way to my seat upstairs. The staff member in charge at the theater was so sweet and accommodating. She made checking in with my mobile tickets a breeze and provided information on how I would be escorted back to the north entrance after the show was over. Be aware it takes a lonnng time for them to send someone to help you though, before and after the show. ADA seating was very comfortable with wide rolling seats and lots of open space. Even though the seats are in the last row, the view was excellent. Important note: the ushers are hardcore (even the older ladies) and will have you thrown out for talking too loud or yelling at the performers or even worse, recording the show on your phone. They may look like grannies but they will come at you like a pit bull if you act stupid or break the rules. Granny don't play dat'.

Full bar available and they're not charging an arm and a leg either. 4 drinks was $25 total! I also…read morehad a drink voucher for lucky 7 and they accepted it!!! The venue is large enough that you'll be comfy in big groups. Each table has a service request button and the servers are lightening fast. Best part is the talent on stage!! We got to see multiple people and laughed until our sides split. It was so much fun we're bringing people back again this week! Much recommend especially for locals!

Want to see this show last night. Love the location at Silver 7. Easy parking…read more Host was very funny and got the crowd engaged. The next two committee ends were great, but the headliner was fabulous. So much so that he cracked himself up as well as the audience. Totally recommend this.

We had an opportunity to go to Delerious Comedy Club show last night. Venue was a nice room with a…read morebar in the back. Show included three comics, all were hilarious. Small intimate crowd The comedians had a knack for engaging people and made it a great show. Would definitely recommend and go again.

Delirious Comedy Club is located upstairs inside the Silver Sevens Hotel/Casino. Great comics,…read moreaffordable tickets, and free parking make it a solid off-Strip option. Drinks were reasonably priced, staff was friendly, and the intimate setup keeps you close to the action. They mentioned it was new location and had only been here about a month. A fun, budget-friendly night out in Vegas!