40 seats in the back of Bedford Falls.
The Upper East Side Comedy Club runs three nights a week — Thursday, Friday, Saturday — in a 40-seat room behind the bar at Bedford Falls, 206 E 67th Street. There's no marquee out front and no clipboard at the door. One-item food or drink minimum, $15–$20 tickets, and a stage close enough that the comic can read your face. That's the whole deal.
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Who you'll see on stage.
We book working New York comics — credits like Letterkenny, Are You Garbage?, The Tonight Show, Comedy Cellar, Kill Tony, and Just for Laughs — alongside the next-up acts you'll be telling people about in six months. Every show gets a host who keeps the room moving and stays out of the way. No four-comic showcases pretending to be lineups. Real shows.
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Know before you go.
Doors 30 minutes before showtime. Seats are general admission, so 15 minutes early gets you closer to the stage if that's your thing. 21+ with valid ID. Tickets are non-refundable, but we'll exchange you up to 24 hours out — life happens. The room and restrooms are fully wheelchair accessible. Full policies on the FAQ page.
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The Upper East Side comedy club that isn't trying to be a midtown comedy club.
A 40-seat room is a different animal than a 200-seat room. Bits land harder. The comic can see the audience. You're never the person in row 18 who can't be heard. Comedy Cellar is great. Comic Strip is great. We're not them — we're smaller, tighter, and on the Upper East Side. Come once. You'll know which size you prefer.