Wazee Supper Club is closing after more than 40 years in Denver

After 43 years at Wazee and 15th streets, the restaurant will close to make way for a contemporary French restaurant, Morin.

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The Wazee Supper Club, LoDo. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

Wazee Supper Club’s days in Denver are coming to an end.

After 43 years at Wazee and 15th streets, the restaurant will close to make way for a contemporary French restaurant, Morin.

Wazee Supper Club will shut its doors for good before the year is out. Culinary Creative Group — the team that brought the Highlands Señor Bear, Bar Dough and Highland Tap and Burger — plans to open Morin in the spring.

“For decades, this restaurant and neighborhood have acted as a hub for business people, tourists, politicians, athletes, students and residents alike,” Juan Padro of Culinary Creative Group said in a press release.  “We are excited by the opportunity to partner with St. Charles, Josh Comfort and Charlie [Woolley], who is such a historic figure in the community, on the iconic project.  We’re looking forward to honoring Wazee Supper Club’s heritage and carrying the torch, becoming a part of the historic, yet ever-changing Lodo neighborhood.”

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