"40 seats. No bad ones."
The Upper East Side's most intimate comedy club — tucked inside Bedford Falls NYC, packing in New York's best comics every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The Room
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 and a stage close enough that the comic can read your face. That's the whole deal.
Know Before You Go
What a night here looks like
- Grab a ticket online. Book early — the room only holds 40, so weekends sell out.
- Come 15 minutes early. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Seats are general admission, so early gets you closer to the stage.
- Order a drink. One item per person, food or drink, from the Bedford Falls bar and kitchen.
- Bring your ID. Shows are 21+ with valid ID.
This Week
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Five shows a week, every week, with early bird tickets if you book ahead — plus special runs like our New York Comedy Festival shows.
Featuring Dan Carney (NYCF), Harrison Greenbaum (Colbert), Derek Humphrey (MTV), Luis Lopez (NYCF), Amy Cardinale (NYCF) & More!
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Featuring Alingon Mitra (The Daily Show), Kevin McGloin (NYCF), JJ Liberman (Kill Tony) & More!
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Featuring Subhah Agarwal (Jim Jeffries Show), Lee Syatt (Joey Diaz), Talal Alyan (NYCF), Ben Herwitz (Edinburgh Fringe) & Many More!
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Featuring Allie Mae (New York Comedy Festival), Clayton Horwitz (Comics Unleashed), Farooq Hussain (NYCF), JJ Liberman (Kill Tony) & More!
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NYC's best weekly Thursday show — working New York comics plus whoever's dropping in to run new material.
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New York Comedy Festival headliners testing brand-new material between their theater dates.
See DatesWhy Here
Real shows, on the Upper East Side
Who you'll see on stage
We book working New York comics — credits like Netflix, YouTube, 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. No four-comic showcases pretending to be lineups. Real shows.
Not trying to be a midtown club
A 40-seat room is a different animal than a 200-seat room. Bits land harder. The comic can see the audience. 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.
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