Laughter Lounge in Dublin

Laurra laurra laughs We drove here from outside of town to see an Ozzie rocker give us a gigle about his experience of cooking, rocking & neurodiversity. It had been a long time since I was at this venue. It was great to see the venue serving pizza and nachos with the zzrink. We had a great time till we found the nearest carpark closed 30 minutes before the end of the gig. Thankfully the venue was also near the dublin bus terminus and we made it home only to have to collect the car next morning. Nothing to do with the venue, mind you. #ramblingstampcollectors

They had good deals on. The seating is cabaret style where you sit with random people, with additional priced seating around the edge where you can sit alone. They advertised a welcome drink which didn’t happen Good deals on drinks and food

Laughter Lounge is a fantastic spot for comedy lovers, offering a fun and welcoming atmosphere. The performances are diverse, showcasing a wide range of comedic styles that keep every visit fresh and entertaining. The venue itself is well-located and easy to reach, making it a convenient choice for a night out in Dublin. The layout and setting create an intimate experience with the performers. Overall, Laughter Lounge is a must-visit for anyone looking for quality entertainment and a vibrant comedy scene. The variety in shows and the lively atmosphere make it a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.

Ordered a pitcher of tequila sunrise for €33 and over half the pitcher was pure ice and we only got two glasses each. Overall experience was good.

ocated right in the heart of Dublin, near O’Connell Bridge, this venue is incredibly easy to get to — though do note, parking is only available at Irish Life Car Park, and it’s on the pricey side. The stand-up lounge is truly marvellous, offering 320 seats and an atmosphere that’s both elegant and cozy. The interior is tastefully designed, and the temperature inside is just perfect — warm but not too hot, so a light outfit is the way to go. One lovely surprise was the wardrobe cloakroom — such a rarity these days! All the staff were professional, friendly, and extremely helpful throughout the evening. Another clever touch is their QR code ordering system — simply scan the code on your table to order drinks or snacks. No queues, no waiting — such a brilliant idea. ⭐ Overall, a great experience and I’m definitely looking forward to coming back soon!

Great fun and reasonably priced drinks and snacks. Only slight drawback was that some of the comedians spoke quickly with a very strong Irish accent making it somewhat difficult for us foreigners to fully understand everything.

Food options are pretty limited, nachos, pizza and can’t remember what else but would have been nice some chips and wings haha. I guess I am hungry even now. Seats a bit uncomfortable 🥴 but good fun, nice place and well organised.

Spacious venue for an evening of stand-up comedy with an audience. Because English is not my native language, I could not follow everything very well, and the humor is quite flat, but I had a pretty entertaining evening.

Such a fun place to go,something so different to any other date night or fun night out in Dublin. Could not stop laughing the whole night and the drinks service and food was amazing.Would highly recommend trying if you haven’t already I will definitely be going back ❤️

2020: Always Great craic.pitchers have barely any alcohol in them but nachos are gorgeous 2025: Brian was class as always, Aideen McQueen tried to shock too much, but Patser Murray and Ross Brown were class! Belly laughs. Especially Ross's Grainne, see pictures ;) Free mini burgers, wings and strippers were a nice touch. And if you arrive before 7:30 you get free beer/wine :) The only annoyance was audience chatting during the show, very distracting. If you are parking at Irish Life carpark be weary of closing time at 11pm, so you will be sure to miss part of the best act at the end :(