Brigett's Last Laugh

Brigett’s Last Laugh is one of my favorite karaoke joints in Phoenix. Every night at 9 PM they kick off karaoke (running into the early hours), and they host it seven nights a week. The vibe is relaxed and fun, dive-bar meets neighborhood hangout. Their drink specials are solid, the food (burgers, wings, etc.) hits the spot for a late-night bite, and the karaoke setup gives you enough mic time without feeling rushed. It’s not fancy, but that’s part of its charm, you go there to sing, laugh, and just have a good time. Definitely a go-to when I want a casual karaoke night out.

I don't even drink alcohol but this is one of my favorite bars in this area. The bartenders are quick and friendly as well as the patrons that visit. The karaoke DJ keeps it fun and entertaining.

Super chill place, regulars seem nice. My very first time doing public karaoke. Liquid courage got me to do 3 songs when I had only intended to do one. Met some people too. Next time I will try to do without the drinks. Bartender was super dope and made me some great shots. Mozzarella sticks were amazing. Best I’ve had in a long time.

My favorite spot to unwind and hang out with friends. Lissy and all the girls behind the bar are beautiful and talented with personalities to match. The beer is ICE COLD and the food menu has some delicious choices and everything else is decent bar grub.

I love to walk into any establishment with welcoming and kind waitstaff. It has been a pleasure seeing Tori on Saturday and Sunday mornings for breakfast and she makes a great Bloody Mary. Not only is she kind to me, but every guest I see her interact with and even once the craziness begins. Tori is a great addition to Brigetts.

Our group was looking for something new and local. We heard there was Open Mic Comedy at this bar so figured we'd give it a try. When we arrived it was a cool dive bar, totally up our alley. If you're just looking for a place to wet your whistle, this is a good spot. We inquired about the comedy and were pointed to a curtain at the back of the room. Once inside it's a very dark storage closet, thinking the lighting is dark so you don't see exactly what you're sitting amongst. There is tiny makeshift stage area and the majority of the audience were other up and coming comedians waiting their turn. We're pretty sure we were the only 5 non comedians in the closet. Not a lot of true laughs, most did not know their material and used notes which takes away from the line or joke. One gal was very funny with a bit on her prior employer Medieval Times, Other than her, not much in the way of good comedy. FOOD was mediocre, we had the specials (burritos and tacos) the onion rings were extremely oily and we were overcharged. The ladies who worked the bar and food were very pleasant, engaging with their frequent customers. Overall it's a good bar, but none of us were fans of the Comedy Open Mic atmosphere or experience.

I used to call this a drive bar, not because it was trashy or anything but because I feel comfortable in blue collar environments. It's a great place to have good fun!