Funny Bone Comedy Club & Restaurant

A small group of us came Sunday night to see Craig Conant. The venue is an intimate place with the two layers of seating and high tops in the back. There's pretty decent view from every seat (I've been here several times so I can vouch for that). They pack the house so be prepared to be comfortable with your neighbors. If you're a party of two, you'll likely be sharing a table with others (not in your party). I personally think it's a fun way to meet new people but I know not everyone loves that so worth a mention.The food is decent. We had salads, shrimp appetizer and quesadilla. I left full and satisfied. There is a waitress assigned to each section that will take your order. The bar located just outside the club is open prior to the show, yes you can bring drinks in if purchased from the bar. Check online for talent and events. TIP! They have a ticket validating machine located at the end of the bar, SCAN YOUR TICKET BEFORE THE SHOW! There is always a wild line to validate after so knock it out and avoid the wait. This is for the Pointe parking garage not valet fyi. Get out there and enjoy a few laughs

We came in for our office Christmas party and had a less than ideal experience. We came to see Steven Ho after having dinner. The primary issues we had were with staff and beverages. Seating is first come first served. We all sat at tables one employee directed us to. Some of our group sat at the wrong tables. She tired to direct us but was very unclear just saying "no this one." And gesturing to the entire room as if we knew what she meant. Another employee came over and told us we had to move again. We didn't understand what he said and he got frustrated. Getting seated was confusing and staff seemed stressed even though we were on time. We ordered some beverages and they were frankly disgusting. We got dirty martinis and I couldn't even drink mine. It was like straight cheap gin with a few olives. I took one sip and couldn't bear it, which says a lot since I love gin and dirty martinis. There was a lady during the show that was clearly intoxicated. She kept yelling out during the comedy routine. She was distributive for nearly the entire show and they only kicked her out right towards the end. That situation should have been managed better. Overall, the venue is intimate and it's a fine place to see comedians you like, but the drinks and service were lack luster.

So this is interesting. I arrived at 6:30 which was when the doors were scheduled to open because I was wearing heels and wanted to walk straight to my table. However, I was the 10th person in line and was not expecting to still wait almost 15 mins before the loved started moving. They first came through to make sure everyone had their IDs and provided a wristband. Then as we came in, they checked our bags and scanned our tickets, then offered us a bottle of water. I do love they walked us to our seats instead of it being open seating and I am guessing that is to control the table settings. I was solo so sat at a solo or odd group number table. They offered two specials for dinner that evening which consisted of slow roasted beef short ribs with mashed potatoes and veggies or creamy Tuscan chicken served over penne pasta with fresh basil and sun dried tomatoes. Yummy, right? Yeah, that's what I thought so I went with the short rib. It was surprisingly tender and the mashed potatoes were good as well. I quickly packaged half of it at because I knew I could devour all of it lolService was good and I enjoyed the show with playful banter amongst those at my table. The only unfavorable thing I remember is the difficulty finding the venue after parking. Go ahead of time to familiarize yourself with it if you haven't been before.

Funny bone which is the old improv, is a great place for a date night. They always have great comedians. The food is good and the staff are always great! I've seen Carlos Mencia here, Wayan brothers and also Tony Rock.

We went to Funny Bone for the first time to watch Nacho Redondo, a Venezuelan comedian.He was great! Not exactly the kind of show we were expecting, but it was still really good.When we got there, there was already a small line, but luckily, the staff had us wait inside, which was awesome because it was super hot outside.Once the doors opened, the line moved quickly. They had two staff members checking IDs. As soon as we checked in, we were offered water, which we weren't expecting but were very thankful for.We ordered fries, but they weren't that great. Honestly, I would say skip the food and just eat before or after the show.

Hocus pocus drag brunch was a lot of fun! The price was $25 to get in. They had a decent beverage special list. They needed more bartenders pretty slow service before show. Said doors open at 1230 for 2pm show and we didn't walk in until almost 1:45pm. Show was fun and entertaining!

The ambiance of the place is incredible. The service could have been better overall a good experience. The full wedge salad was not taste but the half wedge was great!! The comedians were extremely funny especially Micheal Yo!!

If you want to enjoy good comedy, I suggest going to the Funny Bone. Different comedians throughout the month perform, from up-and-coming to established ones sharing the stage. You can order food and cocktails, and the place is very clean. Highly recommended for a fun night out!

TL;DR: Intimate venue, good acoustics, decent show prices, friendly staff, food is pretty good but a little pricey, they validate parking, good rotation of comics.This venue is a nice, intimate location. It's a little in the small inside, but the trade off is that it provides a more intimate experience. This is my first time here, but based on the ads for the other upcoming comedians at this venue, I saw several other names that I recognized. The acoustics were also very good, which is great for me because I have a bad ear. The food was pretty good. It was a little on the pricey side, but obviously the food isn't the main attraction for this venue. It is nice that there is friendly table service throughout the show so your glass doesn't have to stay empty during the show! I also really appreciate that they are very straightforward about the 18% gratuity that's already included on all bills, rather than some places who don't tell you in advance. Here, they have it noted prominently in the menu and even on the scrolling screens on the TVs. The transparency is greatly appreciated! We ordered the Buffalo chicken dip which was quite tasty, and the General Tso's Chicken Sandwich, and the battered fried fish sandwich. The dip was great, and the sandwiches were decent.Also worth noting: they do validate parking from the adjacent garage here!

This is a great place to see comedy as there is really no bad seat. The service is friendly and attentive. My problem with this is the quality of the food. It's not good. I mean, it looks nice, but it doesn't taste good. We ordered onion rings and a wedge salad. Neither of these items tasted good and we were unable to finish it because of the poor quality. The drinks were tasty, however, so you could eat before or after and just order a couple drinks while you enjoy the show.