As far as I'm concerned this is the best place to see a comedy show!
Boyfriend and I have seen John Caparulo and Ralphie May here and had a blast both times. The venue is small, which is ideal for comedy. Even in the cheap seats, you can clearly see the comedian's face, which is usually an important part of their set. There are 3 price points for 3 areas of seating. Long, cafeteria-style tables in front, semi-circular booths and round tables in the mid and semi-circle booths in the back. We haven't sat in front because it seems like such a weird setup. The tables are faced short end to stage, so you have to turn your chair to face front. When half the fun is seeing the people around you laugh, it's weird to have to face away from them. I recommend the booths in the mid or back. They're comfy, intimate and face forward.
For the tickets for most things being as cheap as they are, there's just not a good reason to try this place out!