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Nick's Comedy Stop is a staple of Boston's Theater District, delivering stand-up nights in a versatile venue that blends historic charm with contemporary energy. Located at 100 Warrenton St, this beloved club has hosted some of comedy's biggest names and continues to showcase emerging talent in a welcoming, no-fuss setting. Whether you're chasing a classic comedy evening or a fun night out with friends, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and practical venue details to help you plan your visit.
Capacity and spaces: The venue spans multiple spaces with a total capacity reaching up to 1,500 when standing room is considered, while the more traditional main-room setting has historically hosted around 400 guests and now accommodates roughly 160 per current configurations. This setup delivers an intimate feel with room to move, depending on the show format.
Getting there: Nick's Comedy Stop is well-served by public transit, with MBTA Green Line access via Arlington or Boylston stations and Orange Line service into Chinatown. For drivers, nearby garages offer validated options to simplify parking in a bustling downtown corridor. If you’re planning ahead, spots on spots like 59 Charles St S, 200 Stuart St, and 40 Charles St S are commonly used by attendees.
Nearby stays and bites: After the show, you’ll find a range of hotels within a short distance, including W Boston, Revere Hotel Boston Common, Courtyard Boston Downtown, and Boston Park Plaza. For dining, you’ll discover everything from classic Boston taverns to contemporary bistros close to the Theater District, making it easy to secure a post-show meal or a nightcap.
Note: This page reflects Nick's Comedy Stop as a continuing venue with a rich history and ongoing performances. When planning, we’ll help you secure seats, understand the layout, and connect you with practical options for transportation, parking, and nearby stays and eateries.
Venue details, seating info, and practical planning tips:
- Address: 100 Warrenton St, Boston, MA 02116
- Venue type: Stand-up/comedy club in the Theater District
- Current capacity: Up to 1,500 (standing across spaces); typical main-room capacity historically around 400, with current configurations near 160 for certain setups
- Notable performers linked to Nick's: Dane Cook, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal
- Parking: Nearby garages with validated options; common choices include garages at 59 Charles St S, 200 Stuart St, and 40 Charles St S
- Transit: MBTA Green Line (Arlington/Boylston) and Orange Line (Chinatown) provide easy access
- Hotels nearby: W Boston, Revere Hotel Boston Common, Courtyard Boston Downtown, Boston Park Plaza
- Restaurants and nightlife: A range of options in the Theater District for pre- and post-show dining
- Status: Ongoing operation as Nick's Comedy Stop; no demolition or renaming noted; Cambridge expansion history referenced but venue remains in Boston
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 100 Warrenton St, Boston, MA 02116.
- Venue type: Stand-up/comedy club in Boston’s Theater District.
- Current capacity: up to 1,500 (standing) across spaces; minimum capacity around 1,125 per venue listings.
- Historical main-room capacity: about 400 previously; reduced to ~160 after 1999 renovations.
- Notable performers linked to Nick's: Dane Cook, Bill Burr, Patrice O’Neal.
- Parking: nearby garages with validated options; SpotHero lists multiple nearby garages (e.g., 59 Charles St S, 200 Stuart St, 40 Charles St S).
- Transit: MBTA access via Green Line (Arlington/Boylston) and Orange Line (Chinatown).
- Nearby hotels: W Boston, Revere Hotel Boston Common, Courtyard Boston Downtown, Boston Park Plaza, etc.
- Status: venue remains operating as Nick's Comedy Stop; in 2012 there was a Cambridge expansion (Moksa Central Square) reported by The Boston Globe; no demolition/renaming evidence.