New York City Lower East Side comedy club / bar, occupying street and cellar levels. As described by New York Magazine, “Marquee lights give this LES comedy club a glitz it’s been lacking since vaudeville died. But the owners aren’t simply reviving the neighborhood’s long-forgotten past. They’ve added a new fangled twist: a red lounge where clubby, low-to-the-ground furniture lets patrons make out before the show.”