Good Pizza, crispy crust but still foldable, small place but good for a quick bite. Great before a concert staff is friendly and fun would recommend if your in the area but not something to go out of the way for. read more

Prior to my lil' trip to Denver, I did a small amount of Yelp-search so that my adventure buddy and I would have some intel upon landing. I searched for things to do and things to eat, in a couple sub-categories like pizza. Sliceworks seemed to dominate in the by-the-slice sub-sub-category so we tried it out. Dayum. Since I am from Chicago and only recently entered the NY-style fold (see what I did there?) I took the opportunity to combine the best of both traditions and ordered two really thick-crust slices. One was grandma style, which apparently is an old-fashioned Brooklyn style that is super thick, topped with marinara and very little cheese, and made in a square. Really, what more do you need? My love for this slice only confirms what some have suspected of me for a while: I am in fact a grandma on the inside. Also square. The other was a stuffed slice, which sometimes means different things to different people. In this case, it was two layers of bready crust, stuffed with veg and cheese. A happy sprinkling of sesame seeds dotted the top. This slice was really less pizza than a crunchy garden fiesta on a plate. I can't remember all the veggies that were in it, but it was heavy on the green ones (plus!). In case you'd miss the tomato sauce, it comes with a little cup for dipping or drizzling. However, like Reese Witherspoon just reminded us, no one is as perfect as they seem. There was a little mixup in the kitchen and the stuffed pizza labeled veggie was in fact meat-y. They discovered this after I ordered it and they went to put it in the oven for a warm-up. So the super nice guy who took our order came out immediately and copped to the issue, offering to refund our money if we didn't want to wait for another to bake (they'd started it already). As it turns out, I did want to wait and the pizza was worth it. If you want to know more, look no further than this very review, one paragraph up. They also sweetly threw in some garlic knots. So the slices themselves, coupled with the truly warm service (props to the pizza chef too) add up to an excellent spot for pizza lovers from all regions. The people watching was a bonus, particularly the guy in pink bunny ears and a cape walking down Colfax. If we lived in Denver we'd be regulars. read more

Too many pizza places try to do too much. They are "gourmet" or "gluten-free" or have allegiance to Naples, Chicago or New York. Not many pizza joints just strive to make good pizza the way Sliceworks does. It's nothing fancy, just solid takes on your favorites plus some interesting spins like a solid vodka sauce pizza or a stuffed pizza with spinach enclosed inside. It's perhaps a tad expensive for a slice pizza place but it has quality ingredients and tastes good. I only spent $7 on my lunch which was more delicious than some of the mediocre sandwich places where I'd spend $8 instead. Definitely a solid option for pizza on Colfax, which for some reason has opened a lot of pizza places lately. Hopefully this one sticks around. read more

With options like "chicken and waffles" or "green chile" or "stuffed with all the meats*" how can you not be a fan?! Plus you can order by the slice or by the pie. You can sit upstairs or down. You have awesome Colfax people watching windows. You can go across the street to play video games at the 2Up once you are finished. You can drink beer or wine. You can get white pizzas. And it's all reasonably priced! Ah yes, Sliceworks I am most definitely a fan of yours. *Disclaimer: I don't think the actual name is "stuffed with all the meats." read more

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this yet. This place is the BEST pizza in the Capitol Hill area! My typical experience here is pre-gaming before the bar or post-gaming after the bar and having a beer, a slice and some free garlic knots(thank you yelp check in special). Every time it has been fantastic, everything from the goofball patrons gettin' their pizza/drink on to the great service to the delicious pizza I am a huge fan! The buffalo chicken pizza has always been a favorite, as well as, the Grandma's slice with a couple toppings added. My god, my mouth is watering ridiculously right now! I've never had a bad experience, it is a little higher cost on the spectrum, but it is definitely worth it. I recommend anyone in the area to hit them up and enjoy! read more

I've made amends with Sliceworks and have fallen head over heals with their pizza a la vodka slice. Basically a cheese slice elevated by a creamier red sauce. It's also super convenient to eat in with ample seating and makes for a cheap and easy date night. They also give you slice samples when you're waiting (usually cheese, but last time they put some sort of "meat lover" type slices in front of us as they must have read my prior review). And they have a great deal from 2-6: a slice and a 16 ounce PBR for $5. Don't forget the free garlic knots when you check in on your Yelp mobile app! read more

My husband came home from a long day of work & was starving! Sadly, we had no food in the house so he just did a quick search of local delivery options and sliceworks came up. Our expectations were extremely low, this was more of a convenience move. For $20, we received 2 LARGE slices of pizza (very thin crust as we love), 2 HUGE meatballs (very tasty), & 4 garlic knots - they were as good as most garlic knots. The best thing about this place was that he was able to accurately order this online and it was delivered extremely quickly. Maybe 20 min or less. We will order from them again! read more

Pizza in Denver has proved to be a very bleak dining option...most places often, if not always fail to thoroughly cook their pizza. Slice Works has been a safe haven for me, that is when I don't have a tombstone in the freezer because quite frankly it is texturally superior than most locally crafted pizzas and costs fractions less. In Slice Works defense, they have usually proved fairly competent in the knowledge of cook time but in the case of the pesto tomato pizza the ratios leave the toppings and cheese sliding off the pizza, and a floppy product in conclusion. Pesto and cheese are applied in much too vigorous of a manner and the tomatoes, inherently very watery, were cut as if they were going on a BLT, drastically too thick...not to mention just the general volume of tomatoes, double layered in some spots. I don't address the slices because it is impossible to lack crispness in a slice, it sits and is cooked twice prior to eating. If you order a pizza, stick with the basics or get ready to break out a fork. read more

Tha realness. This place was as good as I had hoped it could be. They serve gourmet-ish slices on the cheap. Their chicken rolls are bomb diggity too. Think chicken parm..wrapped in doughy goodness. I am simple when it comes to pizza, and usually eat only cheese or sausage, this place definitely did not disappoint. Glad to see all these amazing pizza places poppin off in the hood. read more

I do love that buffalo chicken pizza Honestly it's what keeps me coming back over and over I've tried their other pizzas lots of them in fact. But the buff-chick is the payoff for me. BLAM! read more

This is GOOD PIZZA! I've been here many times and really like it. They give you a sample when you walk in. Just took my son here last night and we both really enjoyed it. Their chicken wing pizza is their best. Their garlic knots are $0.50 each and smelled of good, strong garlic (my son ate that and loved it). It's good, affordable, and the staff is friendly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57VlzecLUHI read more

This place is absolutely awesome. You can order a whole pizza, or by slice. They have a lot of different kinds to choose from, and it's not all pizza. It's right across from where I live, so it's easy, and they accept the wheelchair, which is needed for me. read more

Last night at the end of the monster snow storm we actually decided to brave the snow/ice ridden roads and drive to dinner. I think I would've been fine ordering in but it was nice getting out of the house since I worked from home and was feeling a little crazed from all the house time. As a ramble, the overall story is that we went out. Sam decided he was craving some pizza and I said "I know just the place". I just read these wonderful reviews on Sliceworks from a couple Yelpers that stuck in my mind and the total bonus was it was just right down on Colfax. We arrived to Sliceworks, a well lit pizza shop, two stories worth of seating, and some great personality behind the counter. We had our minds on some pizza by the slice dinner so we enjoyed looking at the pizza by the slice display case. Examples include: Pizza Alla Vodka Stuffed meat pizza Green Chili Cheese Grilled chicken and veggie Peperoni A couple different varieties of calzones And much more... As we were making our decisions we were offered some samples of the cheese pizza, very tasty and a nice touch. We decided on the Stuffed Meat pizza, the vodka pizza, and a slice of the grilled chicken and veggie. Everything was very tasty, the stuffed meat pizza was served with warm marinara sauce. Here was the only turn off, and this is why I gave the 3 star review. When Sam ordered the stuffed meat pizza we watched as they put the slice in the microwave. I know it was a thick piece of pizza but we would've waited the extra time for it to be heated in the oven. It was sad to see an excellent piece of pizza "nuked". We will be back to try some more of the menu, a piece of advice - please don't nuke the food you spent a lot of time putting together. read more

Worst pizza ever tonight. Ordered thin crust crispy, got a dough block that I could not even coke through in my over. Never again. Go somewhere in Castle Rock that knows how to cook a pizza read more

Sliceworks really cares about their customers and their product. 5 stars because this is the best take-out/dine in pizza/pasta joint around. It's not gourmet pizza/past, it is good quality food for a reasonable price with great service. We just had a long day hiking in the mountains and were going to meet up with friends for dinner. We got home at 4p and fell asleep until about 6:30, on the couch and chair in the living room. SO, we were clearly not up for showering and going out, it was now time for yummy food and movie. We searched yelp and decided Sliceworks sounded good and we were up for take out if it meant good food. We placed our order, the person was friendly and helpful. When we arrived, the place was clean, the kitchen was huge (also clean--we are industry pros so kitchens are important to us), and the staff at the counter was ready for us. They greeted us with a smile and offered us a sample of their pepperoni pizza while we paid and headed home to enjoy the main event. We were so hungry, but that sample was divine! I LOVE pepperoni pizza and this was lovely, sigh..... On to the show! We ordered the works pizza, linguini with sausage, garlic bread with cheese. I have to admit, I'm not a fan of pizza with 'the works', I like pepperoni, pineapple & pepperoncini, but my husband loves a pizza with everything, so this was his pick (minus the onions to make me happy). The pizza is thin cut into large slices, proper amount of sauce, cheese & toppings. I just finished it for breakfast, that is how much I liked it, seriously good F***ing pizza. We agreed the meatballs were really well made and the peppers were clearly sauteed before being added. Quality ingredients! I would eat this specialty again. And I will try others. The pasta was cooked perfectly al dente, which is a culinary feat for takeout pasta. Its texture and taste were like I just made it myself at home (from a box of course). The sausage tasted homemade, it sort of crumbled; I wish it was spicier, but it was good and there were two large pieces. The sauce was fresh and delicious, but not enough. I think the pasta could have served four people, but only enough sauce for one--this is my only complaint. This point is not enough after a nights sleep and pizza for breakfast to drop a star. The garlic bread, very cheesy, but you have to eat it hot. That is the first thing I eat when ordered and it was awesome, complete with fresh parsley sprinkle. My husband always tastes this component last, so he did not enjoy it much until I reheated it in the toaster oven. I make my decisions about how many stars to give at the end of a meal combined with how I feel the next day, so I feel Sliceworks cares about their food and their guests, the experience deserves five whole stars! read more

I am a total dork. I walked by this place almost every day on my way to and/or from work. My mouth salivated at a place where I could get just ONE slice of pizza. I could not stand it anymore... And then I had a dream about the place. In my dream, the pizza was just as delicious as I imagined it (and cheap too). In real life, when I was finally able to go, the taste of the pizza held up. The prices weren't as cheap as in my dreams, but it's gourmet stuff here, people. You walk in, and the guys behind the counter give you a sample of their cheese pizza. A big long sliver to get your taste buds going. You can then order at the counter (to go), or sit at a table and get full service. My companion and I sat down and ordered. The service was great. I ordered a slice of the baked potato pizza (DELICIOUS. I could eat a whole baked potato pizza in one sitting, but my ass would soon pay for it). It was topped with thinly sliced potatoes, scallions, bacon, mozzarella, and cheddar cheese. The only thing that would make it better would have been the addition of sour cream, It was very much so a baked potato on a pizza). My boyfriend got the stuffed meat pizza, which was, as you guessed it, stuffed with a LOT of meat. He almost couldn't finish it, but he said it was tasty, and made even tastier when dipped into the side of marinara sauce. As for the prices, I would say venture out, and not just get the boring old slice of cheese pizza. You're paying for premium pizza. Try something new, and you probably won't be disappointed. And if I should have another dream about it, then I guess I will be back in to indulge my craving. Other than the price, it's a pleasant addition to the craziness of Colfax. read more

Alright, I wanted to give this place another chance. True enough, the salad menu described the succulent field greens that had been placed by chance (and luck) into my first couple of salads. I ordered my usual cobb, this time with the greens, and it was just as I'd hoped. Awesome. Got that part figured out. Another good thing that's happening is the gluten free option. I got one, I loved it, I want another. While the best part about pizza is inherently lacking in GF goods, the crust was super tasty--paired with the wonderfully fresh ingredients at Sliceworks, this made for a good time. read more

Straight up greatest pizza in Denver. Get the Pizza Alla Vodka or the Buffalo Chicken, you will not regret it! We went back on multiple occasions while we were on vacation, and that's saying alot because we're from Chicago; we KNOW good pizza, and sliceworks is da shiz. read more

Okay, let's start with the fact that all the guys who work here know my name and my order. I love being treated like a regular! So! When you walk in, you're immediately greeted (even if you're not a regular), told about the upstairs dining option (full bar, server) and downstairs dining option (café style), and given a "snack" - a mini slice of cheese pizza (and every so often, a fancier slice!). They have a rewards program called The Spot that helps you earn free pizza - right now I have enough Spots for an entire pizza. I always order the tomato pesto slice, extra crispy, plus an occasional garlic knot. The pizza is foldable NY-style and I think it's best eaten in-house immediately (the crust gets a little soft in the box). They only do eat-in and carryout, no delivery. I always only get one slice, but I bet it would be great reheated in the oven the next day, too. Friends who have accompanied me from time to time also say that the spinach wheel and calzone, etc. are good. They do have Italian Ice or something similar, but I'm always full after my slice. I always sit downstairs, but either way, I'd say that this is more of an adult place than a family-friendly spot because of the Colfax location by Argonaut. I really love the great service here, the sensitivity to the needs of the community (I've seen the very kind chef escort out homeless/drunk people with great care), and the familiarity the staff works hard to build. I will be back - probably at my usual time, on Sunday night, before I go grocery shopping for the week. read more

We've been watching this restaurant located in the Argonaut parking lot from the first time I saw the licensing sign up on a fence. We had no idea when it was going to open but sure enough yesterday when my sweetie and I were running for the bus to go to the local football game we saw balloons stretching out over Colfax: grand opening! We had to get to the game on time so we waited until our walk home from downtown to stop in. First of all the space is adorable; some seating downstairs in front of an open kitchen. Upstairs there is additional seating, a cozy bar and an awesome view of Colfax in three directions. In warm weather they will be able to open the upstairs windows; creating one of the first (or the first?) second level patio experiences on East Colfax. We had the luxury of meeting the family that runs this place. This is truly a family run joint w/ a very friendly and fun staff and a cool feel. Being die-hard 2-3 times a week pizza fans we went for the standard: a slice of Neopolitain w/ pepperoni. There was a bit of burned crust but it was so yummy! We spent some time talking to the owner's father Mike, who is a real gem. Apparently the focus is on fresh ingredients and traditional family recipes. They have a pizza and linguine with fresh clams that we are going back to try. Although the name may make this place sound like a pizza place, the menu proves different. There are so many items to choose from. It starts w/ appetizers from fried calamari to "best in the west" meatballs. Soup and salad, 13 varieties of traditional pasta dishes, gourmet pizzas, regular pizzas (Neopolitian, Sicilian and Grandma (Brooklyn style,) meat and vegetable breads, sub sandwiches, AND entrees including Chicken Parmigiana, Chicken Francese and Eggplant Florentina. Now we just have to figure out how to fit all of this food into our 2012 resolution to stop spending so much $ eating out. Lame! Good to have another good new neighbor in the hood. read more

Get in my belly! Holy delicious options Batman! This place has some awesome pies :-) Every time I walk in it takes a few minutes to decide what mouth watering slice I'm in the mood for. I've already had the Bacon Cheeseburger, tomato pesto, and good ole trusted pepperoni pizza - each was totally yummy! It helps that every slice is as big as my face! Big points for not only having beer but also....CIDER! Yes, this is awesomeness at its best! I highly recommend you eat and drink at the upper level. Not only is there a quaint little bar up there but the view of Colfax is great! I've never looked down the Fax in quite the same way: the glowing city to the west, the multitude of business to the east and directly down either side of the street, the crazy freaks and foolios that make this city so entertaining! I find the staff to be very approachable and nice. I always get a smile and a little "snack" once I sit down. Really, the snack is just a thin slice of pizza to get the appetite growing...but it does the trick! After you grab a seat it takes a few minutes to prepare your order but never too long. I haven't tried the additional items like the salads, subs and pastas but I wouldn't be opposed. For such a small establishment at the corner of the Argonaut parking lot this place has much more personality than its small size might put out there. As far as new, kick-ass pizza shops go in Denver this one is solid. read more

Greeted by a snack side slice on the way in! We were skeptical of the jalapeno popper pizza with grape jelly but the bar tender said it was great...and it was. I totally recommend this place to everyone who stops by Denver. According to the bar tender it's a family business with multiple locations, so you have no excuse to not try it lol. Don't forget to check in and get your free garlic knots. read more

Sliceworks - Pizza after the concert! - Pizza Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I am constantly looking to be a "regular" at a nearby food establishment - kind of like Norm from Cheers. Slice works opened up a few short months ago on the corner of my street and I was hoping to make it my special place. Little did I know that you have to frequent a restaurant (my friends and I determined at least 3 visits a week) to be affectionately known as a "regular." I quickly learned that I can't eat that much pizza in a week so I gave up after a few visits. That, and the staff was getting weirded out when I would just sit in the upstairs corner gazing out the window constantly making excuses as to why I wasn't ordering anything, "I'm trying to fit into my bathing suit this summer, so I have to pass on the deliciously grease soaked garlic knots." I do love this place for a late night slice, which reminds me of my first time at Slice Works... Snoop DO-double-G was playing across the street at the Filmore that comfortably cool March night. I walked through the door and my nose was immediately captivated by a unique aroma wafting through the air. The special that night was Snoop Dogg Pizzizzle. A harmonious blend of fried chicken, waffles, dough, and a hint of syrup. Now, most would be turned off my such a concoction, but I was intrigued. So, I ordered me up a slice and was instantaneously sent into a euphoric trance. From that day on I knew I would become a pseudo-regular at the little brick building in the Argonaut Liquors parking lot. Thanks for the memories Slice Works... I heart you. read more

This is a special place for my mom and me. Whenever I come here (usually because I have just purchased the booze at Argonaut), I take a photo and send it to her (in North Dakota). We always get what my mom adoringly calls "that vodka pizza". It's really called Pizza Alla Vodka. I recommend you take your mom. She'll love it too. read more

After stumbling out of the 2Up last Saturday night, the only thing that could possibly be up next was food. Greasy food, to be exact. And lo, just across the street, the lights of Sliceworks were shining and calling our names. James F has been telling me about Sliceworks for ages, so I was more than happy to check out this 'za. I immediately gravitated toward the green chili pizza and I couldn't have picked a better slice! This was some delicious late night pizza! Perfect for folding and stuffing your face. We also snagged some garlic knots through my Yelp check-in. I'd order these bad boys without a check-in offer, they were that tasty! I hear there's a second floor bar area as well, must get back to investigate that soon! Sliceworks has now been crossed off my pizza list. When the pizza craving strikes me on this side of Colfax, I know exactly where I'll be heading! read more

The pros: - Clean for Colfax - Cop on premise on weekends to keep the rif-raff out - Standard and unique pies to choose from - Rooftop patio The cons: - Clean and bus your own tables - Most slices are old and cold and then reheated in the oven. - $4 a slice and $2 for a soda - yikes. So, it's okay. Not great, but if someone in your group is whining about being hungry while you're looking for parking this is a quick stop to get them back on board. read more

Really nice view from 2nd floor. Pizza was ok. Crust was slightly burnt. But otherwise good place. Good service. Good beer/wine/liquor selection. read more

Sliceworks - Pizza Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Green Chile pizza-Yum Pizza is top notch Service not so much Grab a slice and head upstairs to the wide open windows, grab a seat and watch Colfax go by while eating some pretty decent pizza. read more

Solid pizza joint on Colfax. They are open late and serve some tasty pies. I particularly enjoy their green chili pizza. Slices are large and delicious. They also have excellent garlic knots, and I love me some late night garlic knots! Pretty delicious NY style pizza. I recommend if you are in the area looking for something quick and tasty. read more

Choosing which pizza by the slice you want from this place is like trying to choose what cereal you want at the grocery store. Its easy though, just look at the wall of pizza and decide which one best suits your current mood! Stuffed pizzas, Big NY style slices, Grandma's style (my personal favorite), and stromboli, are just the beginning of what this place has to offer. Love garlic? The garlic knots will satiate the heaviest of all garlic cravings. (Are garlic cravings a thing?) Full bar and table service are available upstairs. I haven't ever stayed for dinner since I live so close but it always seems pretty poppin'. Props to the folks who work there for expertly handling the Colfax crazies when they stumble in from time to time. Everyone who works here always seems to be having a good time and not at the expense of great service. Oh yeah, one of my favorite parts are the little "snacks" they give you when you come in! Five stars for what this place is. read more

Definitely a 'Denver Must Try'. The pizza is amazing; the slices are a great size and thin. Their stromboli was delicious. They even given you a "snack" (a small slice of pizza) while you wait. read more

Sliceworks where have you been all my life? SW is the perfect addition to Argonaut's parking lot, and Colfax in general! I LOVE that they give you a little pizza sample right when you walk in the door - it makes my heart sing! My favorite slice is the pizza alla vodka - yummy tomato vodka cream sauce, delicious cheese, and flavorful crust. You really can't go wrong. My bf also likes the loaded baked potato pizza, and this quadruple meat monstrosity that is sort of like a calzone. I can't hang with the meat, but all of the vegetarian options are excellent! The garlic knots are also addictive...highly recommend! read more

My wife and I have been frequent patrons of this spot since we found it via yelp in September of 2016. Top notch NY style pizza for a reasonable price. Every single person my wife and I dealt with has been super friendly and a pleasure to deal with. The perfect pizza place! Thanks so much you guys! read more

Oh my god. I've neglected this place for way too long. Pizza is one of my favorite food groups (slightly behind broccoli and apples) and I've been looking for a new place since Famous Pizza and Denver Pizza Company have been becoming predictably average. Well, I've found where boring goes to die. Two floors of pizza fun. Top floor has a bar and a view of Colfax bus rats and the bottom gets you a view of the pizza cookery. The minute you walk in, you get a sample mini slice of delicious, warm pizza. You have no choice, with the freshness of the crust, to belly up, drink a beer and get a slice or two. I'm not just 100% pizza. I had the Chopped Salad, which was, well, chopped up. And very good. My only complaint was the small selection of tap beers. Blue Moon? Come on, be adventurous. You are across from the Arg for god's sake! Get some good stuff. Or just stock the bar with Avery and I'll never leave. Even with that nitpick, I want pizza. Now. read more

I stopped in Sliceworks for the first time last night. It's a great location, right in the Argonauts parking lot and it's open late. I looked at the carry out menu online and while there are a lot of options; it does seem fairly expensive but only slightly more so than Pasquinis or something similar. That being said, when I went in they offered us a "snack" or really a sliver of pizza. You can sit upstairs and eat in, including a full bar, or you can do take out. I had a slice of plain and the bacon cheeseburger, both were good not great. The garlic knots were really good and cheap. The slices are big and would be great coming home from the bars. I'd go back because it is convenient and serves by the slice but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. read more

Probably my favorite pizza place in Denver! Quick and friendly service and the pizza is reliably delicious. They also have Strombolis and garlic knots which are both as good. The best thing about them is that they are open late after a night out at the 1Up or the Fillmore. Sometimes it can get a little too crowded, but overall, I really love this place and have come here on more than one occasion. read more

I stopped into Sliceworks before a concert last week and had what I consider one of the best subs I've had since leaving the East coast 14 years ago. The Prosciutto di parma, fresh mozzarella,roasted red pepper was out of this world! Imagine a truly thin sliced prosciutto, a fresh mozzarella that was as angelic! Soft, Fluffy Chunks...I MEAN CHUNKS and a great roasted red pepper! I had it lightly toasted and asked for some extra olive oil to drizzle on top. This sub was truly beyond comparison! Thank you for such a great meal! I will be stopping by soon! read more

I should be more specific as to their greatness: We walked in and debated what we wanted...the counter guy heard us talk about the buffalo pizza and brought us some super thin slices as a sample. We were SOLD, that was fantastic pizza. In addition, somehow we got free garlic nots which I generally don't eat....but these were presented so beautifully....I had to try one. then two. then...just kidding, I stopped. I think they even paid attention to how many people we had cause it was cut in 6 slices for 3 people. That was fortunate because the regular 8 slices would made us 3 dudes end up in jail for fighting over the last two slices... OVERALL, clean, friendly, very attentive and most important, DELICIOUS! Maybe a tiny pricey though...but worth it when you add the good service. read more

Two story establishment, and to be served by a waitress you must sit on the 2nd floor. My father has rheumatoid arthritis so my family members asked if there was an elevator. They Received a snarky Reply of no, and then my father overheard one of the staff say "did you hear that guy ask for an elevator?" Half tempted to contact the state about ADA compliance. At the very least, I'll never eat there again. If I had overheard it personally, we wouldn't have stayed. Food isn't that good anyway. Don't honor bad customer service by giving this place your hard earned money. read more

1.5 hrs for a pizza that's burnt. staff didn't care about long lines, Uber eats, and complaining customers for long waits and wrong orders. 711 pizza taste better read more