Bricktown Comedy Club Tulsa

Stayed at the Hilton Warren Place it was walking distance from the hotel. People were great food and drinks good and you can't beat having some laughs. Check it out if you're in town. Thanks for the hospitality!

So I've only been to this location twice. It's in a pretty nice location and is very spaced out inside. There's a lot of room and seats to sit. I still just can't get over having to buy two items minimum. I didn't go to the comedy club to eat or drink but to watch comedians, so I'm not sure I'm feeling it. It wouldn't be so bad if the prices weren't so high and the food was actually good, but $5 for a Coke when you can't even get a refill is absurd. This is double the price at a regular restaurant. And you literally only have your "server" come by your table to take your drink and food order then to give you your check. Yet I had to pay 18% gratuity and was expected to tip on top of that. Not customer friendly.

Nice, clean, fun place! We missed going to the Improv in Dallas, so after moving here, we were on a mission to find a good comedy club. We found it! We bought general admission tickets for the Tim Meadows show and arrived at 6ish when the doors opened so we could enjoy drinks and food at our table before the show started. The place is bigger than I expected for being in a strip mall, and it was exceptionally clean everywhere, including the bathrooms. Parking is ample. The club has happy hour in a cool bar area before you checkin if you want to hang there and drink. This area doesn't count towards the two-item minimum, but would be fun to chill with friends. Good sized space. Check-in was easy. We only needed name and ID for the order. The checkin stand is outside of the main comedy room and well lit. They assigned us a table, then someone walked us down a hall, past the bathrooms, and inside the dark comedy room. Someone else greeted us to take us to our seat. They explained the rules and everyone was really friendly.Tips- There is a two item minimum purchase per person. This is standard across ALL comedy clubs in America and not a big deal. This can be as little as two bottles of water. However, they only make money on food and beverage as ticket sales go to artists, so you should plan to enjoy food and beverage while there. This is also communicated on their website and in the email confirmation, so it should NOT be a surprise. Support the venue, not just the artists! - Go early to order food and drinks. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because we placed our food and drink order at 6:15 and didn't see our waitress again until right before the show at 7, and we needed/wanted drink (beer and wine) refills well before then. For our show, many people showed up around 6:45-6:50, so the wait staff couldn't keep up with everyone. I saw new customers wait 10+ minutes after seating to get their first orders. So, go early and plan accordingly for your table!- The earlier you go with GA tickets, the closer your table will be to the stage. Premium seats are the first two rows, and we had third row GA seats. It's come first, first serve on GA. If you have a particular table you like, you can always ask for it since they are numbered (like we were G4). The room is decent size! For premium, the first row is in the spotlight with the comic, but second row is dark. We enjoyed the pretzel bites and wine. You can even order a bottle of wine for $36 and it was decent. The chicken nachos were good, but not enough chips so it was difficult navigating with all of the covered cheese. The show was hilarious and we look forward to going back in a few weeks as they have a good summer lineup so far!

We loved going here tonight to watch Collin Moulton. He was very funny and we enjoyed his show, however be prepared you have to buy two items from the menu , which we didn't know before going! 10$ for pretzel bites and only came with 7 little pretzel was not what I was expecting! The drinks too were also a little expensive more than other places. The server only came by 3 time then entire time but still you have to tip 18% which is okay but it's mandated to do so you think they would love to come check on you more frequently! We don't mind at all just would have love to know before hand.

So excited to have a new comedy venue in Tulsa! They have had so many big name acts since they opened. I live an hour from Tulsa, but we've been to 3 shows so far. They have great visibility by sending out texts often. The service is good. You can tell they've been trained thoroughly on seating and timing for checks, etc. Drinks could be better quality for the price for sure. Kind of boring cocktail list. Overall, it's a comedy club, so the vibe is what it should be. I'll be back over and over.

We had such a great time at the JP Sears show! Great service and lots of laughs. Will be back!

What a fantastic way to spend a night out! The staff was topnotch, the laughs were big, and the crowd was fun. We recently used the front space for an event and had a great experience, too. Don't sleep on this place, friends!

Family member went and loved the show, but the 2 item minimum purchase, of items that were sub par is a recommendation I was glad to have. Won't be going there. Money is too tight to be forced to purchase items during a show, where items purchased prior to show does not count as the minimum. This makes it a definite never darken a door venue for me!

We went to a Duncan Trusell show on the 15th and were left disappointed by the comedy club, not the comics. The place smelled of weed and cigarettes. 5 minutes into the opening act the fire alarm went off and continued to go off for about another 5 minutes before we were told to evacuate the building. We were not given a choice between waiting out the evacuation or getting our money back and leaving (which is what we wanted). We stood outside in the cold for 20-30 minutes before let back inside. Our food and drinks were left unattended during that time while a handful of people were still inside. As a female, that's worrisome. At the end of the night I was given a check with all items discounted 50% and paid it. Then a different server came back to my table and explained that the discount was actually for their friend that was seated at the same table and not for us. They took off the discount after I had paid and gave me a new check to pay. I figured, oh this is their way of making the fire evacuation right ... 50% off. No, they still charged full price after making us stand outside in the snowy cold weather, providing terrible service, and making mistake after mistake. Throughout the night we had terrible service and were still required to tip 18%. We asked for new drinks and never received them. We had to bother 3 different servers to get my ID returned. This place and the people working there seem extremely unprofessional. As someone who works in the service industry I would have still honored the discount I applied mistakenly or at least threw in an extra drink for all the trouble. At the end of the night, I felt robbed and was left with a sour taste in my mouth. I will not be recommending this venue to anyone.

Booked a free ticket for trivia. But after looking at all the requirements for entry it's basically like paying a $30 ticket fee. You MUST buy two menu items to even attend, and any discounted items don't count You WILL be charged 18% even if the service was total a$$ At this point charged a ticket fee and take the requirements off. It's not free if you have to buy things just to attend. I would be way more inclined to spend money on food and drink but not when I'm ordered too.