Prices and showtimes are subject to change, so it is advisable to call ahead. To ensure admission, reservations are recommended at all clubs. The owner, who hails from Boston, opened this Greenwich Village comedy spot in 1988. The club's diverse lineup includes showcases for African Americans on Sundays, new talent on Mondays, cigar smokers night on Tuesdays, women comics on Wednesday, Latino comics on Thursday, and headliners on Friday and Saturday. The Boston Comedy Club seats 140 people.
Light fare is available.
Originally opened as a small cabaret in Chelsea in 1981, the club moved to South Street Seaport in 1987, then relocated to Times Square in 1991. The 300 seat facility was the first of its genre to offer great entertainment combined with excellent food in a sophisticated upscale environment. In fact, the club's elegant decor won an award from the American Institute of Architecture in 1995, and was featured on the cover of Interior Design magazine. The Comedy Cellar has been packing them in for years. Located in a basement room on MacDougal Street in the heart of Greenwich Village, the Comedy Cellar features a full American and Mediterranean menu from the Olive Street Cafe, located directly above.