Sunset Strip
No admission feeStroll a stretch of Sunset Boulevard lined with rock clubs, bars, hotels, restaurants and giant billboards.
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See stand-up in three rooms at the Sunset Strip club that opened in 1972 in the former Ciro's nightclub.
8433 Sunset Blvd · West Hollywood, CA
The Comedy Store opened in April 1972 on the Sunset Strip, founded by Sammy Shore and Rudy De Luca. It occupies the building that was once Ciro's, a Hollywood nightclub that ran from 1940 to 1957. Shows play in three spaces: the Original Room, which began as a 99-seat theater, the 450-seat Main Room added after 1976, and the Belly Room.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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