A night of Belly Laughs - Went on the Saturday evening on the same weekend of the airshow, was gonna leave a bad review so I could get one of the very funny responses…. From start to finish this was one off the best comedy nights I’ve been to, it’s not that often you get 4 great acts on the same night plus Ryan was fantastic throughout the evening. Well worth the journey from York Thank you

Great night, brilliant comedians had me in stitches - 1st time attending a comedy club and as it was quiet I got placed in the front row and had the fear that I would be subject to abuse by the comedians. No need to worry the acts were all nice people telling amusing tales that had me in stitches several times. The compère and all the acts were really funny interacting with audience and a nice relaxed vibe. Will be attending again next time I’m down there really enjoyed my experience, good value for money too. Liked the set up a wee 10 minute drink or vape break between acts.

Comedy on tap - Great night in a great venue, made us welcome and despite being sat in the front row we Nelly laughed the whole show. Alcohol free beer was limited but the tub of sweets made up for it.

Ribs ache with laughter...! - We had an amazing time at the comedy night! The comedians were absolutely hilarious, keeping the crowd laughing from start to finish. The atmosphere was lively and fun, and the venue was perfect for the event—intimate enough to feel connected with the performers, but still spacious. The staff were friendly, and the drinks were great too. Highly recommend attending if you're looking for a night full of laughs and good vibes! Can't wait for the next one!

Fantastic Saturday Night - Fantastic night,laughed from start to finish,easy to find behind the tower,Comedians and Host wont let you down,Dont Heckle or you will be ejected,Quant auditoriom,you can see from all seats, Good Bar.

The security person was a bit over the top. - The security person was a bit over the top. Ryan was funny. Time flew during the show. It was over before you knew it. I had a good night. Would I go again, not sure

Rapid improvement after Act One - Walked past here so many times but my first visit. The bar area was packed and there was a sense of excitement in the air - always a good sign and there was a diverse age range too. We were shown to our seats, all very organised, with care taken to keep groups together so there was no stampede. The compère was brilliant, quick thinking, easily able to scathingly put down anyone having a go - the way he replied to an audience member suggesting he couldn’t afford Netflix was hilarious although I have to agree that yes, the compere does look like Farmer Jim from Brassic. On to the acts. Act one - well, I realised there was a reason why some of the audience came in later and missed that one. My friend had the great idea of going out for a smoke to escape. Good comedy is not just funny, it’s intelligent and challenging. This was none of these. If you’re going to make jokes about those with motor neurone disease, autism and dementia - all easy targets - then do your research. This performance was lazy, sloppy, and worst of all, deeply unfunny. We were glad we stuck it out though because Act Two was great. Rude, witty and a mean guitar player! He could sing, too! What a combination. I laughed even though at times it was toe curling - ooh, I thought, you can’t make jokes about that! But he did and it was hysterical. Act Three was the best of all. A really good, old fashioned comedian with some contemporary twists to bring it up to date. The jokes came thick and fast - you were trying to catch your breath between each one. He was likeable, too, and had a great rapport with the audience. You wanted him to be a mate of yours. I laughed the whole way through and didn’t want him to leave! Great delivery and perfect timing. Act One, I hope you were listening to him, because you would have learned a thing or two. Maybe you need to find an alternative career. Just not one in a care home.

Surprised the security never had cattle prods - I visited on Saturday 12th July. As a comedian myself I came to check out the venue with the interest to possibly applying to preform there in the future. However my first impression wasn't good. First if all on entering I was welcomed at the door by a polite door security person and a young lady at the box office and as I walked into the venue it was as I expected .however on ordering a bottle of water my apprehension Faded. I was met with an unwelcoming bartender who made me feel guilty for asking him for a drink he had no welcoming smile and ignored my attempt to make Idle conversation. To the point of totally ignoring me. I was one of 8 people in the room at this point one other person was waiting to be surved . I let this pass igrant person I thought. but as I stood on my own by the bar I watched as guests arrived and realised it wasn't just me the bar staff was being rude to. Not once did I see a smile off either of them serving . I'm not Gay and Im not being over sensitive But shouting orders Who's Next like a frigin Sargent mager is pretty much like balling orders this to me only added to their arrogance.. Then as I was sipping my bottle of water I heard a Shout somebody shouted Seating!!!! ....and I assume we was now being aloud into the other room to settle to watch the show and as I walked through the door I had my chest slapped to stop...and ordered to wait by the security person at this point my mood had changed from friendly to defensive if he wasn't to busy herding guests like Cows to the chairs he decided they are to sit I think id knocked him out. Go on do it again I was thinking but luckily he didn't And I was on my best behaviour and after all I was supposed to be out for a good time . The guests where also getting frustrated by the method of seating people . In my opinion you should let people sit where they wish it wasn't as if you was sold out or there was any VIP seating arrangements. Because of the combination of aragent behaviour from your staff the failure to welcome paying guests with a smile to your venue I literally felt the atmosphere change amongst everyone in the room . Then to top it off everyone was given warnings not to break rules. I get it but do it differently not like a threat. Once I eventually calmed myself down I was now interested in the comedians and I did enjoy their performance. However I have no intention to ever visit again or preform there, but if for some reason I am inclined to do so I hope by this time you have taught your staff manners and maybe some people skills because as a comedy venue and as a professional Comidain myself I have never felt so unwelcome in a comedy venue as I did at this one. And Im not being funny.

Very funny was impressed will come again. - Great performances very well presented very funny will come again. Had to go by myself. Was under the impression j could bring my 15 year old with me as an adult because when I put hus DOB in the age selection it brought the ticket so I need a refund for his ticket please

STAY AWAY FROM THIS CLUB . THE PLACE ITSELF IS A JOKE AND THE MANAGEMENT ARE CROOKS . - Stay clear of this place and don’t believe the reviews . The club itself is ok but the quality of the acts were abysmal and not in the slightest funny . We were there on march 1st Friday and there were only about 40 paying customers. Customers were literally laughing at the acts rather than with them and many walked out after the 1st 2 acts . Poor and amateurish . To top It all we had an issue upon booking our tickets via the website which we were assured would be sorted …. It wasn’t !! The club namely Eric scammed my partner and I for £38 despite previously admitting their website had been experiencing issues for some time . Don’t waste your money , stay away from this place and the crook by the name of Eric .