THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Dine on a three-course Italian pre-fixe at Bond 45 in the Theater District, then head downstairs for a 90-minute Stand Up NY comedy set. This dinner-and-show package is a compact, lively Midtown night out—ideal for theatergoers and visitors seeking food plus laughs.
Dine on a three-course Italian pre-fixe at Bond 45 in the Theater District, then head downstairs for a 90-minute Stand Up NY comedy set. This dinner-and-show package is a compact, lively Midtown night out—ideal for theatergoers and visitors seeking food plus laughs.
Step off the neon-lit sidewalk of 46th Street and let the city’s pulse guide you into Bond 45—an Italian dining room with low lighting, polished wood, and the promise of a night that shifts from savory to uproarious.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Bond 45 · New York, New York
Step off the neon-lit sidewalk of 46th Street and let the city’s pulse guide you into Bond 45—an Italian dining room with low lighting, polished wood, and the promise of a night that shifts from savory to uproarious.
Begin with a composed three-course pre-fixe: a sharp burrata or fried calamari to wake the appetite, a pasta- or protein-forward main, and a classic tiramisu or chocolate mousse to close. Conversation hums around you; the theater crowd compares notes on curtain calls while servers move with practiced ease. When dinner finishes, descend to the intimate showroom—either by stairs or elevator—where a 90-minute Stand Up NY set delivers rotating comics, tighter than a Broadway act and rawer than a cabaret.
This corner of Midtown sits in the Theater District, whose 20th-century rise as a cultural corridor turned restaurants into late-night stages for after-show crowds. The cellar-style performance room follows New York’s long tradition of stand-up clubs—places where fast timing and audience energy shape the night.
Practical notes: the full experience runs about three hours; reservations are required and guests must be 18+. Bond 45 is wheelchair accessible and close to multiple subway lines; street parking is scarce. Expect beverage charges separate from the prix-fixe, and budget time for a pre-show meal pace. Dress leans smart-casual; bring photo ID and your booking confirmation. For a single evening that balances solid Italian fare with live comedy, this package is straightforward, social, and unmistakably Midtown—an easy choice for theatergoers and visitors seeking a contained, lively New York night out.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for people of all fitness levels; mostly seated and accessible
Yes—guests must be 18 years or older to attend the dinner and comedy show.
Reservations are required; contact Bond 45 via the provided reservation email or phone to secure a preferred time and confirm your booking.
Yes—Bond 45 and its performance space are wheelchair accessible, including accessible routes and surfaces.
The comedy performance is approximately 90 minutes and is included in the package; the full experience is scheduled for about three hours to allow time for dinner and the show.
The Theater District evolved into a dense cluster of playhouses and restaurants in the 20th century, turning midtown blocks into a late-night cultural and dining hub.
Reduce waste by traveling via public transit and disposing of restaurant waste in provided recycling and compost bins where available; Midtown venues increasingly participate in city recycling programs.
Bond 45 operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step off the neon-lit sidewalk of 46th Street and let the city’s pulse guide you into Bond 45—an Italian dining room with low lighting, polished wood, and the promise of a night that shifts from savory to uproarious.
Step off the neon-lit sidewalk of 46th Street and let the city’s pulse guide you into Bond 45—an Italian dining room with low lighting, polished wood, and the promise of a night that shifts from savory to uproarious.
Begin with a composed three-course pre-fixe: a sharp burrata or fried calamari to wake the appetite, a pasta- or protein-forward main, and a classic tiramisu or chocolate mousse to close. Conversation hums around you; the theater crowd compares notes on curtain calls while servers move with practiced ease. When dinner finishes, descend to the intimate showroom—either by stairs or elevator—where a 90-minute Stand Up NY set delivers rotating comics, tighter than a Broadway act and rawer than a cabaret.
This corner of Midtown sits in the Theater District, whose 20th-century rise as a cultural corridor turned restaurants into late-night stages for after-show crowds. The cellar-style performance room follows New York’s long tradition of stand-up clubs—places where fast timing and audience energy shape the night.
Practical notes: the full experience runs about three hours; reservations are required and guests must be 18+. Bond 45 is wheelchair accessible and close to multiple subway lines; street parking is scarce. Expect beverage charges separate from the prix-fixe, and budget time for a pre-show meal pace. Dress leans smart-casual; bring photo ID and your booking confirmation. For a single evening that balances solid Italian fare with live comedy, this package is straightforward, social, and unmistakably Midtown—an easy choice for theatergoers and visitors seeking a contained, lively New York night out.