Wazee Supper Club

This is the best hamburger delivery in town! Get the onion rings for their crispy flavor.

Giving four stars because the food is so good. I love this place and love to support. But the delivery each time is terrible. We ended warming up the food in the microwave and the wings were cold and soggy. I hate that I have to write a bad review for you guys. I sent a message to Eat24 please see below.
Man terrible delivery again. I am going to contact Wazee Super Club again. This is the second time in a row that the food has been cold and soggy. Again I love Wazee Super Club but you guys are not doing a good job delivering. 30 minutes late. Great food terrible delivery.

Great atmosphere, great beer selection, delicious pizza. The lasagna was tasty but better with a side of marinara sauce.

Mediocre at best. Food takes forever and is overpriced for not actually being very good.

Very good beer options, local and other very good craft beers. Happy Hour is also nice, Monday through Friday. We had Holly as our waitress and she was AWESOME! She was very knowledgeable and welcoming. She is an asset to the restaurant and we would definitely come back.

For restaurants to visit before taking a larger group to a hockey game, this place was pretty decent. There was a wait out the door but you can call ahead for a reservation.
The pretzel bites appetizer is what you’d expect. Nacho-​ish dipping cheese with toasted pretzel bread.
Their calzones were good. The crust was cooked through without getting too dry. They filled theirs substantially. I got the sausage and spinach as my filling and I would absolutely order the same thing again whenever I’m back.

I only stopped in for a couple beers before a business meeting nearby, but was really impressed with the beer selection and the bartender’s service. I hadn’t been to Wazee in a lot of years and wasn’t familiar with many of the beers they had on tap. I like trying new brews often but didn’t know what to try. I wish I’d got her name but I didn’t. However, she asked me about the type of beers I like and don’t like, then quickly made a recommendation by a fairly new brewery that I’d not heard of. She didn’t just pour me a pint and leave it at that, she offered me a taster first. It was awesome! Then she poured me a pint. After that one, I wanted to try another that she suggested. Again she let me have a taster, but this one I didn’t care for and I ordered another of the first one I’d had. THAT is how service should be done! I don’t need a lot of attention, but don’t treat me like an idiot because I don’t know all your beers like some of those trendy, stuffy pubs that are popping up all over the Front Range. I’ll definitely be back to Wazee and look for that beer I had. I could have drank those all night long!

The mac’n cheese worth writing home about. It was masterfully executed bechamel sauce, essentially that’s what mac’n cheese is comprised of but this was done very well. Also the pizza here is always great. Beers on tap all complement the menu very well and that’s another perk about this place that’s nice. Never had a bad meal or a bad time here and I’ve been in over a dozen times.

What a fall from grace
Used to have best pie in town
Now a salty slab of nothingness
Friendly staff replaced by surly bartender
Won’t be back anytime soon

This was delicious! Hubby and I were here on vaca. We received EXCELLENT service and had a great time
When we first arrived, I was a little thrown off. The place is smaller than I expected, with a kind of odd décor, and we waited at the front for at least five minutes before we were seated. Also, the restaurant was fairly empty at 7:00 on a Saturday night, which felt like a red flag.
I’m so glad we ignored all of this and stayed!
The pizza is fantastic! We got the basic– pepperoni and mozzarella and oh my goodness, it was beyond my expectations! Perfect crust (thin, but chewy, not crispy cracker crust) and perfect amount of toppings. I’m still thinking about it three days later!

If you’re looking to enjoy a landmark of Denver and eat delicious food, this is the place. I visit often and ever since the change in ownership, I have fallen even in deeper love with the Wazee and its a perfect pit stop before going to a game or concert at the Pepsi center.
The atmosphere is so chill. They play a variety of background music and the red table tops mixed with the black and white checkered floor is always welcoming and makes it feel sorta like a «hole in the wall» locals place.
The service has always been good. On big concert nights there can be a little bit of a wait for the food to come out but it’s always worth it. Appetizers here are delish and have gotten better over time. Before I wouldn’t have recommended the artichoke dip but I recently gave it another shot and its a new favorite! The amaze balls will always be my favorite. I’m a big fan of the pizza and the calzones. There marinara sauce is good but their pesto cream sauce is even better.
Overall whether a local of Denver or just visiting the mile high city, this is a must stop.

Great experience here. Our server was great, recommending the amazeballs as an appetizer. The name suits them, so amazing! I had the veggie pizza and my boyfriend had the Philly cheesesteak. Both dishes were great. The veggies on my pizza were super fresh and tasty. The au ju that came with the sandwich was a little too thick. Great location in downtown Denver, a short über ride from our hotel.

Not the biggest fan. Slow service on a slow Sunday brunch. I ordered a bloody marry and it took about 13 minutes. You could tell that they opened with one server because she was frustrated and took forever getting our order. I liked the bloody mary so ask if the mix was homemade or bottle. The server said, «not sure», she put whatever she wants in it. ??? What???
The food took about 25 minutes, again, a really slow morning there. I think they need to open with a few more people.
There are way to many amazing places downtown to allow such bad service. I blame management.

I came here for a late dinner
They have. Great Late night happy hour
I’m not a big fun of wings but theirs are really great the buffalo sauce is actually taste not spicy They way every hot sauce should be their bbq sauce home made was great and To complete we had Julie as bartender She told Us that is her first week as a bartender and she’s doing it great !!! She did a great job I will definitely come back to this place

This place is amazing! The food menu is really extensive with everything from pizza to pasta to sandwiches to gyros. I had the eggplant parm because it’s something I can’t make at home and it was so good. I need to recommend to you the amaze balls app though because I care about you and want you to have an amazing experience. They are deep fried mac and cheese balls with jalapenos in them as well. I could have ate 50 of those and still said «these are amaze balls!» They live up to their name. My Dad enjoyed the place because they played old music (no offense) like MoTown which I’m not a fan of but whatever. The overall atmosphear of the place is a little different because the furtiture seems pretty old but that could be the look they were going for. Overall go for the food and sit by the window so you can creep on passerbys.

This place is an awesome standby! The pizza is great, and the staff is always a pleasure. We came here for my sister’s birthday and had 3 little kiddos running around. The staff was nice and friendly and our order came out promptly. We had wine and pitchers of beer too. It’s a great, local venue and it seem like they’ve been working hard at keeping their customers coming back for more. Also– they take reservations which is a nice thing too!

I’m not a huge pizza lover, but a good sauce is worth talking about. A good sauce is what I remember from Wazee. We ordered a Margherita Pizza that I found to be really well executed. It’s a traditional pizza so having a great sauce and crust made a huge difference.
The place was relatively empty when I went because apparently Garth Brooks was performing and my date and I just missed the pack crowd. My server was quite attentive and nice. I’d skip the spinach dip my next visit, but otherwise this is a great spot. It’s big enough for crowds, great for people watching downtown, and an old white and black checkered floor is always charming.

Under new management with a new menu – I won’t be back anytime soon.
This place was one of my go-​to lunch stops downtown; quick, tasty, easy. Not so much anymore. The food is ok, but it seems to have lost a step as compared to before. The service was very slow on a weekday with less than ¼ of the tables seated. Took over 45 minutes to get a chicken parm sandwich and a salad. Oh, the salad? It’s a grilled ceasar salad. Which means they burn the ever loving hell out of a romaine heart, toss some dressing on it and add a grilled chicken breast. And the way the waitress put it down on the table was as if she was daring us to eat it. We didn’t eat the salad, in fact I sent it back for a less burnt piece of lettuce.
Quality of food is mediocre, the menu is a disaster (how many different fonts and angles of text do you need on a pizza shop menu? Hint, if you have more than 2, you’re doing it wrong), the service was slow, and for $ 20 a head (incl. tip) it just isn’t worth it. There are lots of other places to have lunch downtown.

After stopping into three different restaurants that were on an hour and a half wait on Saturday night, we landed ourselves at Wazee Supper Club. Which had no wait and pa-​lenty of open tables. And that pretty much says it all, doesn’t it?
So here’s the thing, Wazee’s just okay. The food’s just okay (did my supreme pizza even have any cheese?). The service is just okay. The décor of the restaurant straight up sucks (so dark and dingy in there!) but their beer selection is good enough that I’m willing to overlook the bad atmosphere. There are FAR BETTER places to dine downtown that the situation we were in – hungry and want food NOW! — is pretty much the only time to go to Wazee. And that’s that.

We’ve been coming to the Wazee Supper Club since this summer after discovering it’s amazing drink deals and delicious pizza. The location is super close to sporting events and just happens to be half a block away from Fluff, so I can leave my husband here while I get pretty.
Drinks wise, during Rockies game they offer pitcher specials if you have a ticket to the game. I think a pitcher of domestic beer was $ 8. Amazing. Regularly though, prices are still super decent and they have a large beer offering.
Foodwise, their calzones are my favorite things ever. Specifically the ‘build your own’ as a small is $ 8 and a large is $ 10 and you choose up to 5 toppings. These toppings can include their specialty toppings too, which lets me add things like chicken and artichokes for no extra cost. Amazing! And they have three kinds of olives. Definitely try this!
We prefer to sit at the bar and have always had amazing service. The bartenders are funny and full of suggestions. The price is right and the location is super easy to find. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this restaurant to anyone!