I'm going to go with the, \"Meh.  I've experienced better.\" on this one.  I'm writing this review, just because these are things I wished I would have known before going.  \n\nThe +'s:\nWe went to see Dan Cummins who was fantastic. \n\nThe setup of the place is pretty cool.\n\n2/3 of the opening acts were okay.\n\nThe -'s:\nThey started about 30 minutes late- it happens.  Not a huge deal.\n\nThere's a 2 item minimum per person, so we ended up paying 12.00 for sodas- since it was the cheapest item on the menu.  That's pretty steep for a couple of sodas. \n\nThe biggest thing that made our experience unenjoyable was one of the openers- who is actually the owner- Howard Hughes.  His material was quite explicit and seemed to turn off about half of the audience.  He was the last opener before the headliner and took an unusually long time.  As his jokes got more and more vulgar- people around us started audibly expressing their disgust by saying things like, \"that's too far.\"  At one point, after people did this, he angrily told the audience to 'grow-up'.  He talked about how many Americans think we have a gun problem, but we really have a nerd problem since they are always the ones who lose it.  If we can't teach our nerd kids to be sexually active by the time they are 18- they need to be euthanized.  It was angry, awkward, and seemed out-of-place at this type of venue.  As he went on, the audience grew more and more silent.\n\nThere was about 1/3 of the audience who were still laughing consistently at him, and I understand that some people enjoy that type of comedy.  It's his club and he should be able to say what he wants.  However, for me and the other 2/3 of the audience, he went too far.\n\nAlso, if you read other negative reviews below, you can actually see the owner has gotten angry at the people who have written about their negative experiences. I feel like as the owner and as a comedian, he should be able to accept feedback- whether it be positive or negative and make necessary adjustments.