Brea Improv - Brea, California

Fred Long

One of the best comedy club experiences ever. I'd never been to Brea I didn't even know they had an improv. We drove up from San Diego to see Arsenio Hall and Howie Mandel. Incredible show and the theater is magnificent. It's the biggest improv I've ever seen. All the seats are great and the staff was wonderful. It's a long drive from San Diego but we will definitely be returning.

Mary Risner

Venue was nice. We arrived early and were able to sit very close to the stage. Food was decent and the servers were wonderful, very attentive. Everything is ordered on your phone so putting in food order was easy. Staff was friendly and service was quick. Good experience.

Wolfie Wolf

Came out to see Randy Feltface and had a good laugh, food was pretty good, service was great and the staff was very friendly. Drinks were pretty good.
I would definitely not pay extra for the VIP for this place, the seating is terribly cramped and can only be made worse if you are sat next to someone who has no self awareness to consider that the constant adjust of your seating position will make everyone behind you start doing a core workout in order to properly see a comedian.
Definitely not worth double the price of regular admission.

Don Frasco

Free structure parking. No valet service. Place is nicer and bigger than the old location. Seating is uncomfortably cramped.

We ordered our drinks but took too long to arrive. We finished our food and still our drink didn't come. Pizzas are smaller than personal servings, fries were crispy as requested, and their donut holes were delicious.

The lady at the front needs to be quicker and more organized. She was not organized when it came to having people wait for the bar seating and buying of merchandise.
We've been to 12 Improvs, and this was the most disorganized location.

Love the comedians! Funny and engaging as always.

Jay Shah

I do like the new venue. The only issue I had was if you are going to charge crazy amounts for food at least make it edible and have bigger portions.

Shawn Wilson

The check in process was smooth, but otherwise not a fan of the venue.

The wait staff messed up our drink order and then insisted we were wrong (charge $50 for a glass instead of a bottle of wine- had to show menu and get manager involved to resolve), app (spinach and artichoke dip) took more than 30 min to be delivered- our friends got their app and main before we got our app. Drinks also took nearly 30 min. Overall, not impressed with the service.

Shanelle S

Saw Melissa Villasenor on a Thursday night with two openers at this venue. There was free garage parking available a couple blocks down. We reserved a table for the four of us which meant that we didn’t have to share space at the long tables closer to the stage. Two item minimum. No video recording or photos allowed. If you prebooked a table and have a credit, note that your waiter will settle that at the end of the evening. I would suggest not ordering everything at once, as we did that because we thought there would be a wait, but everything came out all at the same time (including our chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream). We got the spinach artichoke dip, pretzels, Asian chicken salad, and an entree each. I had the hot chicken sandwich. I would say that the entrees were smaller than expected but the appetizers were bigger than expected, so it all balanced out. We had leftovers at the end. We also got the aforementioned cake in addition to the key lime pie (which was more like a cheesecake than a pie).

Johnathan Pena

I was debating to put this review online, but after reviewing other people‘s thoughts, I guess I’m not alone. My wife and I went to a show a couple of weekends ago. I must say I missed the old location, the set up was way better and the service was on point. This new location is a lot bigger so they could put more people into the shows. In my personal opinion, I think the food was overpriced for what you get. The nachos were runny and the fried pickles were a super small serving. Before, the servers would actually kneel down VS stand in your way of seeing the show. Our waiter stood high and tall the whole time having people pay their bill as they moved there way up the tables. The whole time my view was blocked until they finished. Our show only had half the room filled, why cram us all together and not allow us to sit next to each other seems odd. Waiters constant rubbing into you because of how the tables are placed was a thumbs down. To top it off they were asking us to give them our cups and plates when they were cleaning up during the show. I didn’t pay money to watch a blocked show and to act as a server SMH! I think they need to rethink the lay out , I know the corporate world is more about more people equals more revenue. I doubt I’ll go back to this location. I’m sure nothing will come of this review LOL but I thought I’d let others know if they read these reviews before heading to this location.