$29.99 For Ten Admission Tickets and Appetizer (+Bonus)

Reviews

• Jen H. (Yelp 5 stars)
  For comedy this is the place. I was laughing my a*s off when I went. I was a little hesitant about ordering food based upon the reviews, but I tried the "early" prime rib special for $20 and found it decent. I had to ask for horseradish but once it was provided it was all good. I think the mashed potatoes may have been instant but they were still tasty. I didn't try any cocktails but loved how affordable the bottles of wine were - and decent ones too! I also tried the brownie sundae which was decadent - a coating of toasted almonds gave it all this lovely amaretto flavor. The seating was pretty close together but if you get there early enough you can find a decent seat. And of course, the comedian the night I went, Brad Williams, was AWESOME!! I highly recommend Tommy T's as a place to spend the evening. If you sign up on the website's VIP list you can get discounted tix too!
• ABBY A. (Yelp 5 stars)
  Every Valentine's Day, I am taken to a fancy $$$$ restaurant. I love fine dining and upscale establishments once in a while; it's a great experience, and I get to try dishes from all over the world that aren't quite prepared the same at other places. But a girl like me appreciates the simple things in life, you know, a handwritten love note, a homemade meal, a desperate attempt to sing me a sweet love song, and endless laughter. That would have made a perfect Valentine's night for me. So when my date informed me of our reservations at a $$$$ joint, I dropped my head and pouted my most famous pout. "I don't wanna go to a fancy place. I wanna do something FUN", I whined. "That IS fun," he insisted. "I thought you like eating at nice places?" "I do," I hesitated, "but we're gonna get all dressed up to eat in silence and go to some bar or lounge and get wasted or watch a boring movie and then that's it! Boriiing." "Okay then you plan Valentine's", he shrugged. Knowing that my chances of receiving a handwritten love note, a homemade meal, and a desperate attempt at a sweet love song was out of the question, I went in search for endless laughter. To my luck, Tommy T's Comedy Club and Steakhouse was hosting the 23rd Annual Bay Area Black Comedy Competition and Festival (review to follow). Tickets were only $27 each, and if you got there an hour after doors opened, their signature Steak dinner was only $19.99! How's that for a steal?! We got there at 6pm, an hour before the show, since the lines outside tend to get long. It looks like a mini theatre or Opera house inside, complete with a balcony lined with tables and a bar on both floors. There wasn't a bad seat in the full house. We didn't make it in time for the Steak Special, so the average dish was between $23-$36, very delicious, and served with a smile! (We even got to meet Tommy!) Ole boy loved his steak, and kept mumbling about how it was so juicy on the inside and had a nice crisp all over. I had the Prime Dip au jus and I ABBsolutely loved its light, crispy flat bread, slices of tender prime rib, and the sweet au jus dip! I even treated myself to a Hot Fudge Sundae which was big enough for two! Abby A. planned a successful night! No dressing fancy, good dinner, great show, saved ole boy $$, and laughed till I cried! My mama always told me, "If you want something done right, do it yourself!"
• Brian B. (Yelp 5 stars)
  Went tonight to see Kathleen Madigan and my whole body hurts from laughing. As far as the club goes, we paid a bit extra for reserved seating and it was a great investment. We were a few seats from the stage. We got there an hour early to eat before the show. We ended up seated with a nice couple and had a nice chat and some prime rib that was slightly above expectations. Prices were a bit high but not as bad as I'd suspected. As others have said, there is NO space between you and the person next to you but that's the way it is in comedy clubs. The local DJ who hosted was pretty funny, the opening act was great. It was an awesome time. Who'd a thunk that something exciting could happen in Pleasanton?