Leven Supply

Yes, yes, YES. Leven Supply hits a no doubt home run for Wash Park. The famed and adored deli launched its new location/concept and it's safe to say this will be a community staple for years to come.Know the name Leven Deli? You should. This is an offshoot of their deli and restaurant. This concept has a similar menu with the same great sandwiches, salads, and to-go breads and sides. However, you'll find some interesting new appetizers, pizzas, and a full-blown market concept that features Colorado made products and high quality items.AKA, you could spend your life savings here!Pastrami Stuffed Arancini ($11) // Fried risotto stuffed w/ signature house-made pastrami. Served with a charred lemon and pomodoro sauce. Woah. Arancini hates to see me coming. Never would have I thought to stuff it with pastrami. Superb idea, Leven. Soft, delicate, meaty, extremely tasty!Sourdough-Breaded Mozzarella Sticks ($10) // Herbed sourdough breadcrumbs, fresh mozzarella, pomodoro sauce, charred lemon. I thought I was riding high from the arancini...these mozz sticks told me to hold my beer! The breadcrumbs are insane. Crispy, crunchy, and flavorful. Some of the best mozz sticks in recent memory and that's saying something!The Rachel (#Eighteen) ($18) // Smoked turkey, Jarlsberg, house slaw, Leven Sauce, on toasted house-made rye. I've been eating Leven's sandwiches for years and I'm kicking myself for not trying the Rachel sooner! WOW. The turkey had so much delicious smokey flavor to it. The sauce amplified it from 10 to 11. But of course, the house made bread is exceptional. There's no other way around it, they make damn good bread and it works beautifully with their sandwich creations!What a massive win for the neighborhood. With Molecule Effect, Fire on the Mountain, Legacy Pie Co, etc. this is becoming a HOT corner with awesome local businesses. Plus, they have dedicated parking lot! Say it ain't so?!?!?!?Leven Supply is the type of establishment I want to spend my hard earned money at. Everything scratch made, outstanding service, and big big flavors. Leven, you have my vote. You can gladly keep taking my money!

Leven Supply offers quality lunch options and incredible selections of your favorite Colorado-made products!I visited Leven Supply yesterday with a friend and was so impressed by this new concept. Part-grocery, part-restaurant, Leven Supply offers that same deli-style service you're fond of from the original location with added perks. We ordered a bottle of wine, a pizza, and a salad to split between two people and both left feeling satisfied, with an extra slice as leftovers! What's more, the wine selection at this location is at a more approachable price point than the original, the cheapest bottle being only $12! The icing on the cake for me, besides the delicious fresh lunch options, was the vast selection of food and beverage products made by Colorado small businesses. From jams, to kombucha, to chips, and even Leven's own house sides-- it'll be hard not to leave with a few new treats to try in the comfort of your own home. And of course, the same incredible Leven hospitality rings true at this soon-to-be awash Park staple. Both staff members I interacted with had great insight and enthusiasm, thanks Nicole and Tim! I'll definitely be coming back, there's a few more menu items I MUST try!

i saw this was opening in my neighborhood (I can walk to it) and was excited after reading all the great reviews of Leven deli....Well, it was OK; def no more than 3 stars IMO. Nice staff, had the classic pastrami ($18!) and it was a bit better than average. Bread was good, pastrami was OK, def underwhelmed by the amount of meat on the sandwich. I have been to the pinnacle of pastrami (Katz's), but i am NOT comparing to that(that would not be fair..). I am grading on a "Denver curve"nice place, a combo market / deli...sorry, I will not go back

Leven Deli has been sending me teasers for five months about their new Wash Park location. It finally opened on January 13, 2025. I don't really get calling it "Supply" instead of "Deli." My perception was that this would be more of a market, but I don't really see much difference from the existing deli, except for the pizza oven.My friend and I stopped in a couple of days after the opening. Business was booming with the seating area about two-thirds full and a continuous order line, although not out the door.Most people seemed to be ordering pizza which is made with Leven's long-time sourdough starter, previously used for their excellent sourdough and rye loaves.Even though this location looks less than half the size of the original deli and has no outdoor seating, there is a good-sized dining area facing the front windows and a large counter in the rear to line up for ordering.The menu at Supply is somewhat broader than the deli's although Supply does not currently serve breakfast. There are eight small plates, eight pizzas, three salads, and nine sandwiches. Loaves of sourdough and rye plus baguettes are available to go.Leven's fabulous cookies and tahini brownies are offered and there's a new tiramisu dessert option.The space is clean, modern, and comfortable. It is much less noisy than the original deli which suffers from some acoustic issues. The wine selection is very small, but I noticed a number of interesting beers. I did not see any activity in the dry goods section.This is a great addition to the Wash Park neighborhood. The business is located in a small shopping strip which has been heavily remodeled to a fresh, contemporary vibe. There's a good-sized parking lot which is very handy since street parking is limited.

What an interesting new place! We had read about it in the paper and were in the area so we wanted to check it out. I'm really glad we did. We shared a pastrami Reuben sandwich. The bread was fabulous. The amount of pastrami was a little thin compared to most delis. There are all sorts of interesting items in the store. Some are for sale and some aren't, which include the vintage typewriter and grade school desks. We noticed butter from Vermont that looked interesting and also jerky that was made in Craig Colorado. The owner obviously has an eye for unusual food items. There are about 15 tables in the rather small space. Service was efficient, although I don't like standing in line to order.

Leven Supply Co opened today! This is an extension of Leven Deli, and now includes a market. There is a a refrigerated area with limited prepared foods and lots of cold drinks. There's also a wine selection and goods from local favourites like Bjorn's Honey, Corvus Coffee and Chocolove. Because it's opening day, the first 50 people received a free bag. The owner's sweet mom was also giving out free glasses of wine to the many people waiting in line. The line was out the door. We took two pizzas and some baked goods to go and will report back!

Leven supply is a much needed addition to the Platt Park neighborhood. The food is delicious and the ambiance is unmatched. They have a full food menu, sell reasonably priced wine bottles, and have a selection of other goods for purchase in addition to the dining area. We got the sweet & sour pizza, mozz sticks, and prosciutto pizza. Everything was delicious. I can't wait to try other items on the menu!!!I am mostly writing this review to address the bad comments. I would take the 1 star reviews with a HUGE grain of salt. This place just opened. It's packed. But they are doing their best to move folks through in an organized and efficient manner. My wife and I ate at Leven Supply at 6:30 pm on a Friday. It was packed, but not disorderly or unreasonably slow. I expect this place to get better and better with time. FINALLY, I did not encounter a single rude employee during my visit. Everyone was curious and helpful. Give this place a try!

I live near the OG Leven and hit it up once a week, so when I heard they were opening Leven Supply, I knew I had to check it out. Happy to report this shop lives up to the hype!!!The shop is gorgeous and has such a unique energy to it--maybe it's the amazing people who work there?When I grabbed a menu, I was stoked to see all my favorite sandwiches (pastrami Reuben, turkey) along with a ton of new apps, sourdough pizzas, and what felt like an infinite selection of beverages.I ordered the Broccoli & Sausage Pizza and Peach-Glazed Burrata, and both HIT. THE. SPOT. Honestly, I might have to make Leven my go-to pizza place now, especially considering the quality for the price! The Burrata was a hit with my family too, and the fact that it's served with Leven sourdough is such a nice touch.I was this close to buying one of everything on the menu, but Nicole and Dolce were super helpful in pointing me toward some items in the mini mart that I could take home and enjoy throughout the week.Considering this is just the "infant phase" of the store, I'm so excited to see what's coming next! Best of luck to the Leven team, and thanks for bringing more incredible delis to Denver!

This is their 2nd location that opened 2 weeks ago in Wash Park West. It is a fast casual eatery with specialty groceries, canned beer and wine. They are open everyday from 11am-9pm. No reservations, just first come first serve. They have small plates, grilled & cold sandwiches, pizza's, salads and desserts. You walk up to register, order your food, get a table sign and the staff brings your order to you. If you a get a glass of wine or a beer with a bottle lid, they pop the lid or provide a glass. But I see a concern. They have only 8 tables and a window facing counter with 6 seats. I got lucky and only 1 seat was available at the counter. I came at 3pm. So either come early, like 11am or get lucky. Otherwise, you will have to takeout your order. I saw a takeout counter where several parties with table signs were waiting for their orders. I chose their hot pastrami reuben sandwich which comes with pickles and a side of either Barley & Mint salad, French Curry potato salad or Macaroni Pasta salad. I got the potato salad. Very generous portion of 12 day aged house made pastrami with pickled white cabbage, Jarlsberg cheese on house made rye bread. The potato salad had a bit of spice and the pickles were crunchy. I added a hot Matcha Latte with Oat Milk and hazelnut syrup. They add a 10% quality fee which is probably for the kitchen staff. After lunch, I walked around to see the specialty groceries. I noticed that only some of the wine bottles had price tags. No tags on food items or shelf labels. I saw a cookbook from Snoop Dogg and an assortment of sea salt. Again no price tags. When I left at 4pm, most of the tables were empty.

just visited and was positively wonderful!Rachel sandwich superb. staff was extremely considerate and welcoming.Tiramisu looks delicious but waiting to digest very large sandwich. Hope the restaurant is well visited and becomes a solid fixture!!!