Comedy Works South

It gets very crowded so get there early! The drinks are good, and the comics are awesome! Great acts like Brad Williams and Josh Blue!Update October 2023:We had a situation with tickets we purchased where we could not attend the show due to an emergency. Great experience getting a refund/no issues whatsoever....just fantastic customer service! I also love how Comedy Works donates to Vet Tix! Lucy's is a good restaurant, and you get the VIP treatment if you eat there before a show! It also gets pretty crowded at Lucy's so book/reserve a spot! There is plenty of parking for a show....but again, get there early if you want to park close!

It was my birthday last night, and we ordered $60 worth of food, cocktails, and two waters. The drinks arrived, but no water. When we asked, we were told it was coming. Our food arrived, still no water. We asked again and got the same response.Twenty minutes passed, and I flagged down a staff member, who repeated the same line and then asked if we wanted to order anything else. From that point on, the staff actively avoided us, only resurfacing for the final call. Again, they insisted the water was coming.Fine. Clearly, serving water was beneath them, so I went to the bar and got it myself. I handed a glass to my partner, and before we could even take a sip, a staff member suddenly appeared, asking to take it away. I told them no, we were still drinking and had to drive. My partner took one sip and set the glass down.Not even a minute later, someone came up behind us, grabbed his glass, and, I kid you not, almost ran away. That was the moment I realized it wasn't neglect, this was malicious.I don't know what kind of petty behavior that was, but withholding water to push booze is going to get someone killed.

I hate to knock down a star but I feel it's justified. I went to see Preacher Lawson this weekend and the show itself was great, however I have to make some comments on the customer service and the food. I know people here come for the comedy but they require a two item minimum purchase and it feels like they're making the food an after thought and it's almost laughable how bad the food is and overpriced. It almost makes me just not want to come here anymore since the bar is set so low. When I went to the Denver Improv I felt that the space was roomier and the food actually tasted decent and didn't feel like such an after thought. I feel like they've been able to get away with this because people will still come back for the comedians, but it's just not cool that the food is such an after thought, my fries I ordered were cold and hard, and for $9 it's such a rip off. Not cool

We just had a wonderful dinner upstairs at Lucy. (You will get better seating if you eat an entree pp or two appetizers at the restaurant, I believe)If you are going downstairs to one of there comedy showsWe had also purchased the 'Meet and Greet' tickets, for that evening's show. . As this was CARLOS MENCIA!!Following dinner;We were escorted down and seated in the Comedy Works South. Quaint place. Small table for your drinks or food if you choose to order. The wait staff were wonderful. Picking up glasses quickly, making sure we had what ever we needed. And a bonus ++ FRIENDLY. Show started on time. His friends 'warming up the crowd' (I think that's what it is called) we're great. Then Carlos came out. And he did not disappoint. No holds barred. As always, he leaves me thinking after the show, about what he has really said. I like that. My husband and I discussed it on the ride home. (And laughed again)As everyone left the theater, we were escorted to an area to meet him. I have met comedians before. Carlos actually was engaging with the folks, laughing, asking them questions. It was wonderful. Plus, we got two signed shirts. I feel like Peter Brady in the episode where he'll never 'wash that hand again' I told my husband, "Don't you wear that signature off!!" Of the new shirt. ****WE WILL BE BACKoh, the parking lot was clean and safe, after the show as we went to our car. (In fact this complex is very nice)A perfect night!!

We love going to Comedy Works. We've seen a lot of local acts as well as national acts working on their Netflix specials. LEAVE YOUR PHONE AND SMARTWATCHES IN YOUR CAR! That's the quickest way to get in and out of the shows. The people that work there are pretty cool. I feel like they probably don't make a lot so TIP THEM! South is cooler than the Denver one because parking is there and free. Downtown is a mess with trying to find somewhere to park. There is the two item minimum for each guest. If you make reservations at Lucy's they'll escort you down to a "VIP" area which is awesome. The only problem is, I JUST ATE AT YOUR FLIPPING RESTAURANT AND NOW I STILL HAVE TO ORDER TWO ITEMS! My suggestion is that Lucy's patrons, that have tickets should be exempt from the two item minimum during the show... unless the point is to suck as much money out of people as possible and make them wonder if you actually care about comedy or money.

Short and sweet is the best way to describe this place. It does fall short of comfort so if you are a plus size person or one that has back problems keep in mind they got traditional ballroom style chairs that are placed very close to each other. Also they are not very comfortable after 30 mins most of my friends were over it. Two drink minimum but that also goes for anything on the menu. So get yourself that slice of cheesecake with a glass of wine! Plenty of parking and the staff is friendly!

Went here for a show tonight (Russell Peters) with some friends. I was very excited to go since I haven't been to a comedy club in a long time. The seating is very close, but we got lucky to sit at the end of an aisle with more leg room. I was initially a bit surprised by the price of a ticket ($45) but upon researching more I guess this is a common price for a show. I was okay with the two item minimum since that is typical of a place like this. Service was overall okay but not great. Food was fine, priced fairly reasonably, and drink prices were in line with other restaurants nearby. Would go back not regularly however if there was a comedian I really wanted to see.

Came to comedy works for the first time. They had someone coming my husband i were excited about and made the 90 minute one way trek all way from foco.The location was easy to find. There is a pretty big parking lot nearby and we were able to easily get a spot.We walked from the parking lot to the comedy south and waited in the line. We had pre-purchased our tickets. Be sure to bring your drivers license.The line moved fairly fast. While in line you will be asked to lock your phone up in a "yondr" thing. You hang onto the phone in the yondr. You just can't use it until after the show.You will be required to purchase 2 food/beverages per ticket. Everything is pretty pricey and there is not really any food if you are gluten free/vegan. My husband got pork pot stickers and a beer. I got water..... for $5 a bottle.Seating, if its a full house, which it was.... is uncomfortable. its so tight. Literally shoulder to shoulder with your neighbor. there is no space at all. Basically expect to sit there and not be able to move for the entirety of the show.The show was funny and we were happy to be able to see the comedian. Staff however, needs to better hide their feelings if they dont like the comic or disagree with their humor. It was pretty obvious the staff was fuming over the comedians jokes........ I probably would not come back unless they got someone i was really excited about.

Wasn't a fan of the last show I saw. I felt the jokes were catered towards an older PG crowd since it's in the burbs. I will continue to go to the downtown comedy works but this one i think is catered towards parents who have kids.

I guess free doesn't mean free. I had four passes that I used to make reservations by phone. When we arrived I was told the passes were only worth $22 each. The tickets were $25 each so I still owed $3 per ticket. My first drink was $14 but very watered down. They delivered the wrong second drink but finally got it right. Comedy was ok.