2 out of the 3 comedians were quite good. We enjoyed our Saturday night show, yet the venue is in a small underground with limited seats, so make your way there early to grab some seats. The bar had a good variety of drinks and was quick enough to serve a few between intervals.

Fun night out whilst visiting Edinburgh. Red Raw was a good mix of laughs and some mild open mic discomfort. Amy Matthews kept the evening moving effortlessly…

I came here a few years ago and had an enjoyable night so decided to book a show again. We walked past a huge queue of folk just before opening time and couldn't understand why but realised when entering that the stage and seating had been moved since last time and that you aren't guaranteed a seat despite booking months in advance. I was happy enough arriving later as I knew from last time there were rows of seats for everyone with a ticket. Even some coat racks would have been good instead of having to put our stuff on the floor. Disappointed that this wasn't made clearer on the website and unfortunately had to leave early as couldn't stand for 2 plus hours. No reflection on the comedians who were brilliant though. The venue shouldn't be selling more tickets than there is space for people.

The comedy was one of the best we’ve been to, compare was terrific right from the staff and the staff were very friendly. My only criticism would be the lack of seats. Those lucky enough to get a seat have a great view with a table, though about 60% of the tickets they sell will inevitably have to stand up. We arrived 40 mins early and the only place we could get was behind a pillar which was a real shame. If you’re prepared to rock up before the doors open, and get bag a seat nice and early, you’re in for an absolutely terrific evening. I think the venue would benefit from rows of seats, and losing the tables, personally. Either that, or sell less tickets.

From the minute we walked to the door we were welcomed so warmly, so sorry I didn’t take the persons name! We were so lucky to visit on a night Gareth Mutch was filming, it’s our first visit Edinburgh so made it all the more special. Again I apologise I am so rubbish with names but the person that was on first was hilarious. Then Gareth came on and we belly laughed all the way through! What a top night , so much value for money!!!! Definitely worth a visit if you go to Edinburgh, loved every minute! Xxx

Well I can honestly what a belter of an evening. Very well planned out and absolute value for money. The compere (Amy I think ) was brilliant. Very sharp clever and hilarious and although all acts were well above average special accolades must go to the absolutely brilliant show by Ian Coppinger. Words fail me as I was in tears of laughter from start to finish. The venue and staff were awesome. My only disgust was that whilst the world has woken up to fake woke delusional more than two gender myths. This venue still allowed people to choose their bathroom. Come on Edinburgh, it’s just wrong to allow anyone into whatever toilet they so desire.

Great night of comedy from RedRaw. The host George Fox was hilarious and had great crowd engagement, including myself. All 8 acts were brilliant and funny. Only complaint is my stomach and chest hurt due to laughing so much

Came along with my partner on Valentines Day. She's pregnant, and they managed to reserve a table for us, which was incredibly kind. All the staff in the venue are also lovely and professional, even when dealing with people who've had a bit too much to drink. The acts on this night were quite good, I had a really nice time, and I've always recommended The Stand in Edinburgh!

Visited last night (5/3) and had way too much fun for a Tuesday! All staff were helpful, laidback and friendly. Great view of stage, table was handy for the bar and accessible loo. Happy to report that bar prices were decent and something to smile about.

A really great night! Doors open at 7.30pm, show starts at 8.30 and finishes around 10.15pm, with a 20 minute interval after the first act. Compare was the funniest act of the night. Two of the 3 acts were belly-laugh funny, the other didn't really win the room at all. Felt really sorry for them! It's nice that all phones have to be switched off or put on silent and you're not allowed to film performances. Venue holds about 100 - 120 but only seating for about 70, so get there early! We got there at 7.10pm and were about 40th in the queue!! Book in advance as it is fully booked most nights so no just turning up!! Definitely a great night though!!