Best Comedy Club in Arlington Area

"If you’re in the mood for some laughs, then head straight to Hyena’s. Grab a cocktail and a table and settle in to watch some of the best comedians around entertain you and your date for the evening. Just be warned, they sometimes pick on people from the audience."

"Located in Mockingbird Station, Hyena’s showcases some of the biggest up and coming acts as well as comedy veterans. The comedy club offers open mic night on Wednesdays with nightly drink specials and free admission on shows every Thursday."

"This Deep Ellum classic comedy house has been around for 10 years. It had to move last year after an ongoing property dispute and the new space is still undergoing construction so shows are currently taking place at other Deep Ellum locations. The calendar shows these details."

"Affordable, quality shows five nights a week make this a must-visit spot in Deep Ellum for those seeking a good laugh. They also have a training center offering classes in improv, sketch, stand-up and storytelling."

"Dallas Comedy House(3025 Main St. Dallas) This comedy club is in Deep Ellum so you can make a whole evening out of visiting some of the great restaurants, bars, and shops in the area."

"Along with being the longest running stand-up comedy showcase in town, this cozy lounge ( hidden away in the Doubletree Hotel) has also become one of Dallas' premier comedy hubs thanks to its excellent programming of top quality acts. With an intimate vibe and weekend shows that feature a pleasing mix of local favorites, buzzy national stars and the best up-and-comers, the club offers plenty of comedy to satisfy your laughter needs. Want to try out your own material or see fresh comedy hopefuls honing in on their comedic skills?"

"Dallas' longest running stand-up comedy has deep history in Dallas. Although they’ve moved locations nearly a dozen times, jumping from Deep Ellum to East Dallas and everything in between, their comedic roots have never changed. Come for a show on Friday or Saturday night, or try open mic night on Thursdays at their newest location in North Dallas."

"The gist: Expect elevated Asian street food with a massive dog-friendly, tree-shaded patio in the heart of the historic State-Thomas district of Uptown. The food: The name Anju translates to “creative dishes consumed with alcohol,” and that pretty much hits the vibe nail on the head. Dishes from China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand dominate the menu, with highlights including Angus beef dumplings, pork belly bao buns, and crawfish and kimchi fried rice.The cost: Starters $6 - $9, salads $9, entrées $12 - $17, brunch mains $14 - $18, cocktails $10 - $16.How to book: Stop in for first come, first served seating, call 214-965-9595 for take-out, or order delivery via Postmates, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats."

"Inspired by the soju bars of South Korea, the menu at this Uptown newcomer ranges from tacos stuffed with kimchi and twice-cooked Niman Ranch pork belly to lobster lo mein and crispy karaage-style chicken sandwiches. For a sweet finish, try the yuzu panna cotta."

"The newest improv theater in Dallas, Four Day Weekend puts on unique weekly improvisational shows created from the audience’s suggestions and participation. Head to Lower Greenville for dinner and drinks and enjoy an evening of laughter at the theater."

"A critically-acclaimed comedy group, Four Day Weekend is the longest-running show in the Southwest. They perform in Dallas on Saturdays at 7:30 pm. They also have a location in Fort Worth, with shows on Friday and Saturday evenings."

"This Addison outpost of the famous New York club offers the cream of the touring comic crop, hosting everyone from Richard Lewis to Lily Tomlin and Rob Schneider. But it's not only the major leaguers that draw a crowd, this place is a hotbed for the city's local pros as well. And the weekly line-ups (Wednesday through Sunday) go well beyond stand-up or open-mic– with everything from comedy magic to comedy hypnosis to comedy competitions that pit Dallas' best comedians against one another in a hilarious battle of wits."

"This Addison spot hosts big name stand-up comedians, improv workshops and magic shows. The club is located on the second floor of the building, right across from Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar. A full-service bar and restaurant, this makes a great date night or night out with friends."

"Stomping Grounds’ mission is to enrich the community through comedy. Located in the Design District, they’re Dallas’ only nonprofit theater and training center dedicated to comedy, offering a wide variety of shows, classes and kid’s programs."

"Bigdash does ice cream like no other in Dallas — Arab style. The small shop is filled with various Middle Eastern pastries and desserts, the ice cream here is made the old-fashioned way; that is, beaten smooth until dense, rich, and kind of stretchy. Rolled and crusted with pistachios, the rose-infused ice cream offers a unique textural and flavor experience."

"If you guys want to try something a bit different, you can go to Bigdash in Frisco!. They have crepes, ice cream, dessert/trifle cups, and Arabic desserts."

"Cooper St., Suite 111, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the bakery, which offers desserts, cupcakes and more, 4.5 stars out of 102 reviews."

"If pink is your favorite color, then Jamie is the baker for you. She started Creme De La Creme Cake Company after her friends and family encouraged her to share her natural baking talent with everyone in Fort Worth. Her cakes quickly became a favorite in her community, with flavors such as strawberry, lemon, and pineapple."

"Creme De La Creme Cake Company creates the most magical and sweet cakes and soft bakes. It also includes a café with daily specials. This high-end bakery bakes custom cakes and wedding cakes upon request."

"It may look like just another Chinese restaurant from the outside, but once you step past the red lanterns, you'll soon realize this place is anything but average. Located in the Las Colinas area of Irving, Fortune House specializes in Shanghainese cuisine with dumplings (especially soup dumplings) taking center stage. But the extensive menu incorporates something for everyone, from familiar dishes like ginger beef and mu shu pork to ones with a Shanghai flavor such as pan-fried pork buns, Liang Xiang chestnut chicken in hot pot, sweet & sour jellyfish and more."

"For xiao long bao, pan fried pork buns and dumplings for days, Irving’s Fortune House is arguably the metroplex’s finest option. Order online for contactless carryout or pickup."

"Be Raw is a great café for fans of raw vegan dishes and smoothies. They have a location on Berkshire Lane with an exceptionally welcoming vibe. Their specialties include flaxseed burgers, vegan sushi, and raw tacos or nachos."