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About West Side Comedy Club
If you’re looking for a snug, no-fuss comedy night on the Upper West Side, West Side Comedy Club offers an intimate basement space beneath Playa Betty's. With roughly 100 seats arranged cabaret-style, this small venue delivers close-up humor from comics seen on Comedy Central, HBO, and Netflix. Shows run regularly with themes like Comedy Idol and new-talent showcases, making it a reliable pick for a friendly night out in Manhattan.
Here’s what to know about planning your visit, from seating to nearby conveniences and place to stay.
Parking can be limited on the street, but nearby options include Champion Parking at Carousel/West 77, with other garages within a short walk. Transit is convenient via the 1, 2, 3 subway lines to 72nd Street–Broadway. For a comfortable stay, consider nearby hotels like Hotel Beacon (2130 Broadway) and Hotel Belleclaire (2175 Broadway). We’ve highlighted affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and dining to help you secure a smooth experience. If you’re seeing a show here, arrive early to grab good seats—first-come, first-served seating ensures you’ll want to arrive with a bit of time to spare.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 201 West 75th Street, New York, NY 10023 (between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave).
- Venue type: basement comedy club beneath Playa Betty's restaurant; intimate, small space.
- Capacity: roughly 100 seats.
- Seating: cabaret-style with tables and chairs; seating is first-come, first-served.
- Parking: street parking limited; nearby garages include Champion Parking (Carousel/West 77) and other garages within a short walk; parking apps list options and typical rates around $20–$30+.
- Transit: accessible by subway via 1, 2, 3 to 72nd St–Broadway.
- Nearby hotels: Hotel Beacon (2130 Broadway, near 75th St) and Hotel Belleclaire (2175 Broadway, near 77th St).
- Notable events hosted: opened in 2017; hosts regular shows with lineups featuring comics seen on Comedy Central, HBO, Netflix, etc.; Spanish-language nights have been mentioned; recent schedules show themes like Comedy Idol and new-talent showcases.
- Renamed/demolished: no evidence of a rename or demolition; however, there are conflicting reports about ongoing operation (official site shows 2025 shows; third-party listings flagged closure in December 2025).