Serioz Pizzeria

We tried this place via GrubHub app last night and I am SO HAPPY we did!
We ordered the caprese pizza & buffalo sub. At checkout I realized if our order was 30 $ + we earned a free desert. Not being one to ever turn down any opportunity for cheesecake, I added a kids pepperoni pizza to the order.
Everything we ordered was great!
The ingredients on the pizza were fresh and plentiful.
The sub was huge!
Even the kiddie pizza was delish!
My only regret is not ordering 2 pizzas instead of one…
Seriously, THAT good.

This used to be a Paquini’s and I loved the food! It’s still the same concept with very similar food offerings. That said, I haven’t been here since Tony Ps opened on 17^th. Why take the a substitute when you can get the real thing?
I gave the 1 star rating as opposed to a 2 because they have been really bad neighbors. This is a great neighborhood and very aesthetically pleasing. Unfortunately they seemed to have decided to put up a billboard (probably to make extra money). The current advertisement is for shaken baby syndrome. It’s kind of ridiculous since you can’t even see the billboard from the street because of trees.
Also, they seem to have had multiple fires in the last year or two. Not good…

Awful service. I placed an order for delivery and only half my order came. When I called the restaurant to simply ask for a refund I got a horribly rude hostess who acted like I was inconveniencing HER night. A rude staff is enough to keep me away. There are plenty of places around town that don’t treat customers as if they are disposable. Stay away.

I ordered a 14″ denver pizza and a plain cheesecake for delivery. I got my food after 1 hour and 20 minutes… Their restaurant is only 8 minutes drive away from my apartment, i had to call them to see if everything is OK.
The pizza was alright, too much base, not enough topping. Felt like 10″ pizza with extra 4″ bread…
Cheesecake was good.
I probably wont order from them again. Nothing worth more than 1 hour wait.

Great pizza and service! The have a wonderful happy hour with tapas and drinks on special! The bartenders are really nice. And you must save room for their homemade desserts the chocolate cake and key lime pie cups are delicious. I can’t wait to go back when the weather is warm they have 2 great patios!

If it weren’t for the ok food and cool space (the patio is nice) they’d get one star. The hostess wasn’t all that friendly as was our waiter.
It took a good 15 mins just to get waters and our food (lunch) took about 45 mins to get. I’ve been sitting here with an empty plate waiting for my check and the waiter hasn’t even bothered to walk this way. I’ve even had tables around me asking the waiter if their food was coming out.
Bottom line: so-​so food, cool patio, horrible service.

Kinda shocked to see 3 stars for this place, my pizza was AMAZING! We got the Bianca pizza (prosciutto, feta, dried basil and oregano, evoo and garlic) cheesier than I expected which is always a plus for me. Crust was light and tasty, too! We didn’t dine in so I can’t speak to the service here. All I know is that I would not be afraid to get another pizza here some day. :)

I was pretty excited because this place has Cappellos gluten-​free pasta but the excitement ends there. I got delivery and my food was DISGUSTING. My pasta was overcooked and there wasn’t enough sauce on it. The chicken I added was rubbery and inedible. I also got a meat and cheese plate, and it seems like the items were bough from the deli case at the local king soopers– for $ 11.50 I expect something a little nicer. Will never eat here again.

Serioz is the classiest Italian delivery joint in town. Their pizza is better than most, but that’s not why I’m a frequent customer. It’s oddly the side salads that keep me coming back. I order a sad amount of delivery and rarely does it end up even close to healthy. Serioz at least throws in a sizable salad packed with fresh greens to accompany their pastas and slightly lessen my shame.
Way more interesting than the side salad is the epic eggplant parm. It’s monstrous and delicious.
I haven’t done this yet, but I really want to try their Italian Meats and Cheeses appetizer. It’s not because I want to consume $ 11.50 worth of meats and cheese in one sitting by myself (because that will happen), it’s because there is something special about having $ 11.50 worth of meats and cheese at your door on demand. You can order online and literally click a button, and meat and cheese will show up. The future is delicious.
At one point Serioz accidentally delivered only one eggplant parm when a bro and I ordered two. It wasn’t a big deal (the eggplant was so big that we just split the one they delivered), yet when they delivered the second eggplant the dude insisted we not pay for it, refused a tip, and gave me a $ 10 gift card thing. How cool is that?
Serioz may not be the best Italian restaurant in town, but if you want quality Italian delivered to your door by some pretty chill people, definitely give them a call.

A friend of mine LOVES Serioz and so we ventured here last night. The location is great and I only wish I had gone in the summer (or maybe I’ll be back this summer!) because they have a large patio that looks fantastic. Inside, there is some rad local art hanging on the walls and nice tables and booths.
We were seated immediately and our server came over to set down some waters and ask for drink orders very quickly — something I appreciate even more in the dry winter of Denver. A few minutes later, he was back to take our orders and to drop off a small sliced loaf of bread drizzled in garlic sauce that was to die for. Apparently, they keep em coming at your request. I would gorge myself on divine bread for hours if I could, but I decided I wanted to save room for what I had actually ordered :)
My house salad came out. Nothing imaginative, but still good. My entrée, the spicy vodka penne with fresh mozzarella, was marked as the «staff favorite», so I was expecting something pretty spectacular for my main dish. Although it was tasty, it definitely didn’t wow me and I left feeling that $ 16 was too much for a vegetarian pasta that didn’t pack some Serioz punch (heehee).
I’ll definitely be back to give them another try, though, and see if they can up their game. The bread alone is worth it, honestly, but I hear the pizza is the best thing on the menu, so I’ll have to give that a chance.

I decided to give Serioz a shot, because I used to not mind Pasquini’s. These ARE NOT the same restaurants. DO NOT trust reviews for pasquini’s as Serioz. This is an «update» but it’s for an entirely different joint.
I was excited to try the smoked trout appetizer, as it sounded similar to one my family restaurant used to have. Despite being charged for it, it wasn’t in our delivery. I called, they sent another out, and by the time we had our appetizer, the entrees were ice cold. Unfortunately, none of it tasted very good either.
Except for the chocolate cannoli. That was great. Only go to Serioz if you’re getting cannolis.

Poor service! The deliver within 18 blocks of the location, I’m 19.2 blocks from them, so they refused. I was a loyal Pasquinis customer, but they no longer want my business :(
The good news is Pasquinis is looking to open a new location in uptown very soon!

I come from an Italian family, so I’m a bit of a snob when it comes to Italian restaurants, but this place is awesome! My friend and I ordered delivery the other night, and everything was delivered pretty quickly and piping hot.
I got the rosemary penne (divine!) with a salad and chocolate cannoli (even better!!). First of all, the salad was nice and fresh, they used good vegetables. The penne was amazing, the gorgonzola sauce was so rich and creamy, it had the perfect amount of rosemary — plenty of flavor, but still light and refreshing — and the addition of grapes to the dish just put it over the top for me. Very crave-​worthy! Now, about desert. If I could give this restaurant 6 out of 5 stars, I would just because of the cannoli.
**Best cannoli I’ve ever had.**
Next time I might just skip dinner and order 10 chocolate cannolis. So good!

This Serioz location is a former Pasquini’s location, except that it sort of still is a Pasquini’s because the Pasquini’s people own it.
Anyways, my co-​workers and I come here for the screamin’ lunch special: a personal pizza, salad and a drink for $ 6. Seriously. The pizza only includes one topping but additional toppings are only $ 0.50 each. Oh, and you also get bread and marinara sauce for the table to share. Score!
What a great value and I can’t believe this place isn’t packed every day. They have 2 patios and I definitely like the back patio much better since it’s more secluded and not right on 17^th Avenue. It’s kind of a carb-​heavy lunch but I guess most Italian meals are (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Mostly, it’s just nice to sit out in the sunshine during lunch and not break the bank.

I was visiting a couple of friends in Denver over the 4^th of July and looking for a casual dinner place with some great salads (I’m not usually a salad person, but the heat had nearly murdered me, so I needed something filling, but not greasy).
PROS:
Plenty of outdoor seating both in front and in back.
Great wine options (like the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc).
The salads are both delicious and huge (I was very happy with the Rustica Salad).
The fluffy, garlic bread sticks come with an awesome sauce and keep on coming.
Most dishes are in the $ 10 range and huge.
CONS:
The chairs aren’t all that comfortable.

It was good. It was fine. The pizza was tasty enough, but I have other preferences when it comes to my pies that are pretty hard to live up to. The breadsticks were really good, but I didn’t want to load up on them before pizza…
It looks like they’ve got some pretty nice items on the menu, so I’ll be interested to try them again, but I won’t be going out of my way to eat here again. It was fine, it definitely wasn’t below average… but it was just about average.
Though they did have a great bar selection… :)

Came here Friday night around 8PM and it wasn’t too crowded.
Sat outside with the SLOWEST server EVER. Ok, that maybe a little dramatic but it took 10 mins for anyone to come out and say anything to us. After we ordered about 30mins later bread came, and about 10 mins after that the salad. I mean over 30 mins to make a salad that was covered in cheese. The food finally came and it was warm at all. I just ate it, I was annoyed by that time and wanted to leave.
Not really sure what to think of this place anymore. Good food but bad service. Most likely I’ll order in and avoid the mess here.

You know how if you go to restaurant with a big group of people, you usually expect bad service and lots of chaos? Well, that didn’t happen at Pasquini’s.
We went with a group of 12 people after a kickball game last week. We started out thinking there would be 8 of us, but the group snowballed into 12. Our server was so accomodating, and didn’t seem the slightest bit irritated by our growing group. We ordered $ 7 pitchers of Fat Tire and sangria, great specials for delicious drinks.
We ordered way too much pizza: pepperoni, sausage, and two sausage and mushroom. Each pizza came out perfectly, with hot, gooey cheese and plenty of topping coverage. I wanted to eat way more than was physically possible, but I practiced some deferred gratification and took some home for the next day’s lunch.
We were lucky to get a deal through our kickball league and each person got out of there for around $ 10– a small price to pay for such a great experience.

Their delivery guys are still disrespectful of their customers, by littering on their property (and our condo). Granted it’s just receipt slips, wrappers or empty cigarette boxes, but they like to shove it into tight or difficult spots (and always in the same spot).
This has been an on going problem for a long time still and the manager has been notified repeatedly, but nothing was done.
If you ever get food delivered from Pasquinis, be sure to keep an eye on the delivery people when they leave, only meet them outside, or escort them off your property if you live in a condo. Don’t know what their issue is but it’s unacceptable service.

I like this place, but I don’t love it. I do like the breadsticks and marinara you get when you sit down. The sangria was good but wasn’t strong enough for my tastes however it made for a refreshing spring drink. We split the walnut pear salad with goat cheese. That was pretty delicious.
I got a wheat calzone with sausage, ricotta and mozzarella. I almost asked the waitress if they forgot to put mozz in because my calzone seemed to be ALL SAUSAGE. And not chunks of it, but crumbles of it and it seemed to get everywhere. I don’t know, maybe I just ordered the wrong thing but I was not really impressed.
I’m sure I’ll be back sometime but not in the near future.