Best Comedy Club in Phoenix Area

"Cornerstone Mall in Tempe is the perfect spot for this laugh house. After closing down in 2012 and reopening in 2013 under new ownership, the Tempe Improv has revamped itself as a spot for big laughs from local and national comedians. While you’re laughing away, grab a drink and a meal from the bar where you can get your “cure-all laughing liquid” like a Peach Schnapple or The Stubborn Drunk."

"This Valley location of the famous Improv comedy clubs has been the launching pad for some of the biggest names in comedy. Frequent performers here include comedians such as Frank Caliendo, Pablo Francisco and  Flip Orley. Food and drinks available; two drink minimum."

"This club near Arizona State University regularly brings “Saturday Night Live” alums and other big names to its stage. Doors open 30 to 90 minutes before the show, and seating is first come, first served. There’s a two-drink minimum."

"With a full bar, restaurant, and one well-used microphone, it’s easy to see why House of Comedy is considered to be one of the best in the world. This Vegas style comedy club is a weekly host to some of the industry’s most popular names. It also hosts local celebrities, featuring all brands of comedy—from dark to way too dark—and it’s one of the few comedy clubs on Phoenix’s northside."

"Award-winning comedian and comedy club owner Rick Bronson brings his House of Comedy to Phoenix. Bronson’s other House of Comedy location in Minnesota has hosted comedians such as Norm MacDonald, Tom Green, Harland Williams and more, and is sure to bring the same kind of talent to the new Phoenix location."

"Dine, drink and laugh at this comedy destination located in North Phoenix’s High Street which often showcases big-name comedy acts including Harland Williams, Norm Macdonald, Kevin Nealon and T.J."

"Besides being the only comedy club in Scottsdale, the Comedy Spot, situated in the center of downtown Scottsdale, is the longest running comedy club in Arizona, and very popular with both locals and visitors. There are some great comedy acts to enjoy for the adults, so leave the kids at home with the relatives and come over to the Comedy Spot for a fun night out. There is no food available to order on site but you are most welcome to call a local number available who will then have it delivered to your seats!"

"Locating in Downtown Scottsdale, it is the longest-running comedy club in the Whole of Arizona as well. Therefore, many locals, as well as tourists, attract to this place all the time. Actually, there are many unforgettable and funny comedy acts host by great comedians in this place."

"Before it transformed into the laugh house we know today, it hosted a jazz club that seated 50 people. It has since been renovated to accommodate up to 100 guests to enjoy stand-up comedy in the heart of Scottsdale. Along with well-known headliners and local favorites, The Comedy Spot has open-mic night every last Sunday of the month, where comics sign up to perform their best work."

"Open since 2002, The Comedy Spot showcases both national comedy stars in addition to those just starting out. This smaller locale aims to offer top-notch entertainment, drinks and food at an affordable price."

"High Street is located near the intersection of Loop 101 and SR 51 in North Phoenix. Easily accessible from Scottsdale, downtown Phoenix and the entire metropolitan area. http://www.highstreetaz.com/farmers-market/"

"The Chaos Comedy Improv will give you a night of side-splitting laughter that is fit for the whole family. The vibrant, quick-witted cast offers their audience an incomparable show of unscripted comedy every night."

"The audience isn’t just there to watch the shows at The Torch Theatre – they become a part of the show!. While making you laugh until you cry, the actors in the long-form improv allow the audience to throw out suggestions and watch as they think on the spot."

"Background: The Valley’s most awarded men’s fashion boutique, The Clotherie has been recognized by everyone from Esquire to MR magazines and named the “Best Men’s Retailer” for 17 consecutive years by Ranking Arizona magazine. Founded in 1969, The Clotherie is a place for men of all ages to shop a carefully curated collection of the world’s finest luxury clothing and sportswear. The Clotherie strives to ensure that all customers, including a younger demographic, will look as good on the weekends as they do in the office."

"The Clotherie offers casual, business, and formal wear for men. It was established in 1969. The high-end shop continues to provide quality men’s clothing throughout the years."

"The gist: Esteemed local pastry chef, desert queen Tammie Coe’s venture into the world of craft pizza; conveniently located in Downtown Phoenix’s buzziest arts district. The food: An east-meets-west style of ‘za is what’s on the menu; think veg-forward eggplant-adorned pies, inventive, regional-inspired takes that include toppings like roasted corn and cotija cheese, and piping-hot classic pepperoni stunners.The cost: Slices range from $3.50-$5. Whole pies are $12 - $18."

"If your favorite part of a pizza is also the dough—you’ve got to try Hot Daisy Pizza which was opened by one of Phoenix’s most best-known pastry chefs, Tammie Coe. Not only does the restaurant serve up slices starting at just $3.50, you can also grab their delicious Cheezy Western Garlic Sticks for an extra dose of carbs. How to order: Storefront open for takeout and curbside; order online for delivery"

"The ordering process is smooth and both the pizza me and my wife got were absolutely delicious. We will definitely be back."

"Just as we are committed to serving the best quality food every single day, we are committed to serving you during this time. Whether it’s via dine-in, the drive-thru or delivery where available, we remain focused on having your back."

"Enjoy boat and bike rentals, two large corporate picnic areas, playgrounds, 15 ramadas, urban fishing and seasonal movies in the park."

"If you love to learn about trains, or you just enjoy riding them, you'll want to check out McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. It features concessions, model railroads, and even miniature train rides. The railroad museum helps you learn about the history of the early transportation that changed the West."

"Fowler McCormick, John D. Rockefeller’s grandson, donated 100 acres from his ranch to the city of Scottsdale. The area was turned into a railroad park, and donations and support from volunteers and the US Marines made the park into what it is now. It officially opened in 1975."