Mic Drop Comedy — Restaurant in San Diego

January 10th, 2025 Saw Christopher Titus 2 weeks ago. LOVED IT. This is the 2nd time going since they changed the ownership and name of the business. I tried their mack and cheese with chicken nuggets (lol different name for it) MMMM GOOD. The drinks we had were just as good. The employees from the greeters at the door, bartenders, and the servers were beyond EXCELLENT. Of course, Christopher Titus and his wife Rachel were wonderful. LOVE THE SHOW. LOVE THE SERVICE. LOVE EVENING. Can't wait to go back.

February 20th, 2024 We saw The Dirty Show. It was pretty good. They had twins that were the hosts and 3 acts. The twins had their own time slot as well. I actually won the two tickets. I was running late and did not show up when I was originally told to. So they had to wait to see my guest and I. Luckily, they were able to find us a seat. We enjoyed the whole show. The drinks that they serve there are a little pricey, but they are also very good, and some of them are unique and have never heard of them anywhere else. One of the nice things is that they don't make you buy two drinks per person, unlike other clubs that have a mandatory to drink per person purchase. It is now owned by a family who believe in supporting local comedians. We had a wonderful time and hope...

When you buy certain drinks or specials, you can get free tickets to return. Turn off your phones or put them on airplane mode. It was freezing in there, so bring layers, especially if you aren't drinking. Bring your ID.

Make reservations. The web site won't let you reserve with the free passes, so you have to email. A woman called me back promptly on Saturday. Come early to eat and get seated. The portions are big, the prices are high, and the food is good. My friends had the Katsu chicken Buddha Bowl and the herbed chicken quinoa. I tried the hummus. The pita was warm and the veggies were good. There were some crunchy dried garbanzo beans on top that didn't need to be there. I took most of it home. The four of us split the brownie sundea. They give water in small plastic cups, so ask for extra or a pitcher while you have service. You are charged 20% gratuity when you are 6 people and over.

The comedy was fun and pretty clean. We saw Paul Virzi who posed for photos after the show with the two other comedians. His fish joke was great.

The wait staff were very patient and helpful.

The ladies' bathroom had 4 stalls and paper towels. Parking was free and lots of available spots in the lot. It's a bit of a log jam to get out...

Saw Jay Washington and had a blast.

I've been here 5 or 6 times, and we always leave happy.

The venue itself is very protective of their comics, as well as inclusive with their openers. Looking at their calendar, I see they offer classes and workshops, and I think some of the openers are alumni of those programs, which is neat.

The venue is also very pro-military, and I feel like I always see donated tickets on Vettix.

Even without donated tickets, they are usually priced at about $25 each, which isn't bad imo.

On the other hand, cheap tickets are offset by expensive food and drink -$80 for two mixed drinks, a massive pretzel w/dip, and a side of sidewinder fries. Food was fire, but I can see people taking a double take at the bill if they are not expecting it. Again, I think the food is exceptionally good for what you normally find at a comedy club, but I would warn my friends before I recommend eating here.

The service is always great; there is a black woman with a dreadlocks bun who is always super nice and always on point with service. Tonight, our server Cassidy was awesome and very discreet, checking on us during the performance.

Honestly, I really love this club, and I think it's special and deserves to...