I went to the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus last week with some work colleagues. The ticket was quite expensive at £16 each for about 2 hours of entertainment. The comedians were very funny, particularly the last comedian, Junior Simpson. There was lots of interaction between the comedians and the audience, particularly the compere who picked on a group of Americans who had unwisely chosen to sit in the front row. The drinks were fairly expensive, but that was to be expected, but the queue was not too bad at the interval. They often have a lot of famous names perform here, so they might be worth looking out for.

Comedy is a great night out in London and cheaper than the theatre and this would be one of the best i have been too, always funny comedians and to complete the night the food is pretty good too.

Without question the best comedy club in London. Try and see the "comedy store players" - usually on once a week. It's a "whose line is it anyway" type show. Bloody hilarious.

Great value and a brilliant night out.

Comedy always makes for a cracking night out and London has an endless list of nights happening in every borough. Arguably one of the most famous, The Comedy Store in Leicester Square, continues to bring top quality comedy to the masses. OK, it may not have the rock and roll exclusiveness of being a small alternative above-a-pub venue, or feeling of being a hidden gem among comedy nights, most nights in fact the audience are mainly tourists, but you know that the comedians here will be at the top of their game, you won't get a dud comic, and the laughs will be plentiful.
My favourite night has got to be the long standing comedy store players, on Sundays, an improv comedy night that features the talents of notables such as Paul Merton and Josie Lawrence, it will have you in endless fits of laughter for the whole duration.
A reasonably priced bar keeps the evening flowing and bar snacks are available, The seating is in rows rather than in tables, and get there early to get a good seat. Also, I would always pre-book tickets for this place as most nights are sell outs, and for the remaining tickets on the door the queues are long.

The Comedy Store based in London and also Manchester is not only a night filled with laughter and enjoyment but also a great night out to spend with both partners and friends alike, although not a great place for children and family as an age restriction applies to over 18's.
The Comedy Club assures both food and drink (nearby shops if you are not satisfied with what is on offer) merchandise of the comedians, friendly staff and a great chance of meeting the acts backstage.
Being one of my favourite destinations and pass times i would recommend this to everyone of a comical standard.