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chrisharrison

Joined 8 years ago

This place is Great!. If your looking for a good time, great entertainment, or just a fun place to go, then I recommend the Laugh Factory. Its a bit of a wait to get inside, but its worth it. The comics there range from up and comings to well known comedians. Definitely an experience to look forward to. Check it out for yourself.

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nor2soc

Joined 8 years ago

Definitely World Famous. This place was really exciting. My friends and I heard about this place so we decided to give it a shot. Im glad we did, because we got to see Dane Cook perform. Then out of nowhere Chris Rock gets on stage and creates chaos among the crowd and puts on an amazing show. The weird thing was his name wasnt on the marquee. It was funny to see him rip in to Jessica Simpson and her husband. Apparently, they were there in the VIP section making out or something because it really pissed off Rock. To me that was the highlight of the night.

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simplyjg

Joined 9 years ago

Good Laugh. this place is a great place to take a date or just go with friends. The comedians have you laughing from the first minute. The two minumum drink rule is not so bad. You can have two waters if you don't drink alcohol. But the jokes are much funnier when you are tipsy. I enjoyed myself to the fullest everysingle time I was there. It would be a joke not to go there.

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phasure

Joined 9 years ago

Big Laughs, Great Drinks. I recently took some of my family members that were visiting from out of town to the sunday night show at the laught factory. We laughed until we couldnt laugh anymore. My uncle lives in Atlanta and he goes to several comedy shows a year but i've never seen him chuckle the way he did at the laugh factory. The wait to get inside was well worth it. My family complained about the two drink minimum until they had a drink. The drinks were great , the comedy was great, and most of all it did not cost me a arm and a leg to pay for my relatives.

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darkangel

Joined 10 years ago

The Best Comic Experience in LA. When you first see the Laugh Factory, you don't know what to expect. But, once you get in there's a sense of closeness. The seating right by the stage creates a sense that you are part of the comedy. (which by the way is hilarious and will keep you laughing all the way home!) Even though there's a two drink minimum, its has one of the most inexpensive drink prices around Hollywood. Plus, when I went, I saw Cedric the Entertainer on one day and George Lopez the next time I came back. To me, its the best thing to do in LA.

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lililadaga_citysearch

Joined 11 years ago

Laughs, for a price. I saw Kathy Griffin's show and it was fantastic. But my back and other parts of my body paid the price. It's a small, small venue and they squeeze you in like sardines into rows of tiny, uncomfortable wooden chairs, with non-existent leg room. The waitresses are painfully slow, but that doesn't matter since the over-priced drinks are horrible. "Red" and "white" wine is undrinkable, sodas are flat and bottled water costs $4. And you have no choice--there's a two-drink minimum. But physical pain aside, at least you get to see great comic acts.

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timmy

Joined 11 years ago

Best Night on the Town!. I came with a group of friends to an early show on Friday night. We had just gotten out of work, and we needed a laugh. Although we hadn't heard of many of the comics, they were all very funny. Marty Belafsky was my favorite.

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jonebouman

Joined 11 years ago

Oh, what a relief it was!. Bad week at work, ridiculous commute in stinky traffic, relationship woes - all disappeared once I finally got to laugh my pants off at the Laugh Factory. No wonder they say Laughter is the Best Medicine. No other club holds a candle to Laugh Factory for presenting the best comedians night after night. And I would know, because I've gone three times over the past month. You go home feeling really, really good again!

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jules4460

Joined 11 years ago

Best Laughs Ever. My boyfriend and I are big comedy fans. We went to the improv because the LA Times said Michael Richards from Seinfeld would be there, but he was not there eventhough his name was on the marquee. Not only was he not performing there, but we saw some of the worst comics in history. Not funny at all. Then we went to the Laugh Factory and happen to see Michael Richards perform there as well as some of the funniest comics in the world we have ever seen and were more funny than Michael Richards!!!!