Hungry Miller's Comedy Laugh Bag

A great comedy club, great atmosphere and great acts. Everyweek there are different famous acts and up and coming acts. Great value for money. You can’t go wrong for £4. Would defiantly recommend to any comedy lover.

A great combo of the TV headliners & some unknowns, for a great price, easy to get to and a really nice mix of regulars, newbies, locals & tourists

Monday isn’t a usual night to go and see comedy but when it’s this good value it’s difficult to refuse.

£3 if booked online (£4 on the door) and just £5 if you go for the pint inclusive option. That’s pretty impressive when you consider the quality of the acts on offer – more than a handful of household names have been seen to grace the lineup.

As a bonus the the ales on offer downstairs are pretty good too. What have you got to lose?

The list of performers who’ve played here is mightily impressive. Warm, friendly, intimate atmosphere, top notch head-liners and a good selection of upcoming talent. The organisers really know their stuff. You’d be hard pressed to find a better value comedy night in London.

By far one of the best run nights I’ve been to. I go to a lot of comedy clubs and this night gives the heavy hitters a good run for their money. The high calibre of established acts is nicely balanced with high quality lesser knowns so there’s a nice variety there and to be fair, for the money they charge you’d expect a lot less quite frankly. In a nutshell it’s a comedy night run by people who clearly know and love comedy. If you go, you’ll love comedy too.

A really good comedy night with some top quality acts. I’ve seen pro comics there including Trevor Lock and Henning Wehn, and brilliant open mic acts.

Also a lovely venue with a great atmosphere and only a 5 minute walk from London Bridge station.

A really good evening – great value for the quality of acts. You can see some really big names there so cheaply. The pub is a nice venue, located so close to London Bridge which is incredibly handy. A great night for a great price, worth going out on a Monday for.

OMG! This place is priceless! Never mind the silly, low ticket prices starting at £4 online. Yes £4! A quality headline act (Simon Munnery, Isy Suttie, Tony Law, Arthur Smith to name but a few) every week with support from some of the best established and new comedians on the circuits. Not what you would expect from a Monday night comedy club.
The Hungry Miller Comedy Laughbag is now my Monday night home from home with top comedy, fine Thai food from downstairs, cosy, friendly atmosphere and bags of laughter. Mondays have never been so much fun! Forget the weekend – save yourself for Monday!
Cannot recommend highly enough!

This night is a raging success. Each time that I’ve been it has been absolutely brilliant: top quality acts,. both known and unknown, and a smooth operation made all the better by the close, personal atmosphere of the venue. A truly brilliant start to any week.

I have been to this night several times and it never ceases to amaze me that it has not quite attracted the coverage it’s line-ups and the overall night deserve.

The format usually sees 1/2 headlining pro’s preceded by a succession of several amateur/semi pro’s who seemingly seem to raise the bar further and further for undiscovered and upcoming talent. I have seen several extremely well versed and skilled upcoming acts that are sure to hit the mainstream before long.

It is well affordable, the staff amicable and the compères personable as well as approachable. The pub serves good quality thai food should you wish to dine and like the comedy is also very affordable.

The Comedy Laugh Bag is a Comedy hit!

In iced gem of a Monday night comedy evening, nestled out of the way in London Bridge. Terrific value at 4 pounds a go, I’ve never been disappointed in the quality of the acts and it would be a bargain at three of four times the price of admission. The pub’s OK too, with outside seating for very pleasant pre comedy drinking on warm evening. Also the compare is a dreamboat.

A small, intimate venue handily located near London Bridge. The acts are always surprisingly good (for such a relatively small night) – I’ve been 5 or 6 times and not had a duff one yet.

Recommended.

The best Monday night comedy room in London. I go there regularly and I have never seen a dud comedian. Well worth the 4 quid.

Easily the funniest and friendliest comedy night I’ve been to in London; I’ve fast become a regular. There’s a relaxed vibe that you just don’t get in more corporate venues, and it makes for fantastic comedy. And don’t be fooled by the low price, the headline acts are real quality and well known on the circuit. A hidden gem.

This night really is one of the best on offer in London. The fact that the price is so low means the atmosphere is great, even though it takes place on a Monday.

The acts have a wide variety of styles and some familiar TV faces have tried out new material which has gone down a storm.

I’d fully recommend checking it out.

Really funny, witty and extremely good value for money! Worth a trip to the Hungry Miller for a laugh on a Monday night, that will set you up for the rest of the week!

Been a few times and loved it. Amazing quality acts for the price. I can’t believe I saw Richard Herring, Andrew Lawrence and Trevor Lock for just £4 in advance. If you’re free on a Monday night and fancy some quality comedy go to this place!

Been a few times and it’s a great laugh. Sometimes that’s exactly what’s needed on a Monday night. Trevor Lock was hilarious and the compere is a dreamboat.

Only on a Monday night, only day i’m never in town, have ro knock it 1 star for that. If I ever am able to make it, i’ll brobably have to review to full five stars.

This is the best value comedy club I know in London. £3 online (£4 on the door), for top professional opening and closing acts, and several reliably good quality new acts in between. The quality of the compering varies, but can be excellent.

Headliners that I've seen here include the sublimely brilliant acts Trevor Locke and Simon Munnery. Seeing either of those for less than the price of a pint is just bewilderingly good luck, which is why I keep coming back.

The pub itself offers very decent ale, which being at pub instead of club prices adds to the value of your comedy night out. It also does pretty good though slightly pricy Thai food, and it's a nice, slightly quirkily decorated pub.

I really can't imagine how the Laugh Bag manages to offer Prada comedy at Primark prices, so you should get along there now before they either go bust or put the price up.