Welton Street Cafe

We went here with another couple for dinner. The area is interesting a lot of old buildings. I had a turkey burger, my husband had the whiting and cat fish sandwich, my brother in love have the same the whiting and cat fish sandwich and my sister in love had honey hot wings. We shared a fried bread with cheese and broccoli. If you go be prepared to wait at least 45 minutes for your food. They tell you this when you order. The staff was friendly. Our server forgot 2 items that I ordered and I am not one to complain and say anything, but I really wanted to try the peach cobbler, but I wasn’t going to wait another 15 or 30 minutes for it. If you are not in a hurry for your food this would be a nice place to go and enjoy yourself with the people you go with. The price for the food is fair. I was disappointed because my turkey burger didn’t come with fries and when they ask if you want them seasoned they mean it. I had unseasoned and had to add salt. They do have outside sitting.

While staying in downtown Denver for a week, I had the pleasure of dining at Welton Street Cafe, and it was hands down the most flavorful meal of my entire trip! From the moment I walked in, the vibe was warm, welcoming, and full of soul. The staff made me feel right at home, and the food… absolutely unforgettable! I ordered the hot honey wings, macaroni and cheese, and yams, and every bite was absolutely delicious! The wings were perfectly crispy with just the right balance of heat and sweetness. The mac and cheese was creamy, cheesy, and comforting, while the yams were rich, tender, and full of soulful flavor. Together, the plate was pure magic. Interesting Tip - waitress recommended dipping my cornbread in with the yams 🤔 thank me later! And I don't even light wet bread. The atmosphere was laid-back and inviting, and the staff were very kind and attentive. You can truly taste the love and tradition in every dish. If you're ever in Denver, especially near downtown, Welton Street Cafe is a must-visit. It’s the kind of meal you think about long after the trip is over!! Chefs kiss 💋

I went to Welton Street Café for the first time ever today (8/10/25) and all I gotta say is they did not disappoint!! The catfish, greens, Mac & cheese, and cornbread was delicious! The drink was good and so was the service! I'll definitely be back!

Order take out/to go. Dining in - >Several tables open- didn’t seat us for 30 min and then we did not get out food until 45 min after we ordered. What we liked: The fried chicken, the beef pate, and the Mac and cheese. What we didn’t like: The hostess and the wait time. The jerk chicken was okay- it was served in a gravy style which I didn’t understand….. the greens and yams had too much liquid. No mashed potatoes or black beans and rice. Corn bread was crumbly and dry. The drinks were not it….. skip and order the koolaid! It was fine. Maybe try it… but don’t go out of your way….

If you're looking for some amazing comfort food for the soul, look no further. Welton Street Cafe did not disappoint in bringing me back to my Mema's home cooking. The hostess asked if we had a reservation, which we did not, so we ended up sitting at the bar to avoid the 25-minute wait. The service (bar tenders) were super friendly and quick with getting the order and bringing drinks. The atmosphere was nice, quiet, and clean. From my understanding, this location is their new location. Parking was easy, and there were plenty of places to find parking. The pork chops were enough to share between 2 people, and we ordered some extra sides. The sides we chose were the black-eyed peas, fried okra, mac n cheese, and collard greens. All the sides were amazing and made to perfection. I highly recommend trying this place out!! On my next visit, I will be trying their fried catfish platter.

First time visiting Denver and for some reason I decided I wanted soul food. Born & Raised in Brooklyn, father and grand parents from the Carolina’s and I lived in Atlanta so I know my way around a soul food plate. For me personally this just didn’t hit like I was hoping. The catfish while fried good wasn’t as seasoned as I was expecting. The Mac & Cheese reminded me of Golden Corral. I sent a picture to my friend group and one of them literally said and I quote: “How’s the swimming Mac & Cheese?” 🤦🏽‍♂️ The cornbread was super dry. All in all the cabbage was the best bite if you like cabbage. Maybe it was an off day in the kitchen because the overall rating doesn’t reflect my experience but unfortunately I won’t be referring anyone here.

Welton street Cafe is a great soul food place. My girlfriend and I enjoyed the server and the food was amazing. Everyone was polite and very nice. The Catfish, hush puppies and potato salad were off the charts. The fish prep definitely reminded me of my mother’s. We’ll be back for sure.

Came in for lunch, got a beef, broccoli, and cheese pate and the Jerk Chicken plate. Flavor was wonderful, portion sizes will certainly fill you up. One thing about the food here is the texture on everything, especially the vegetables, is always perfect. Yams were syrupy sweet and had a nice soft mouthfeel, Jerk seasoning was deep and flavorful without being too salty or spicy. Greens were perfect, as always. I guess when this place was operating in the old location, I had never seen the Pate on the menu, they say they have always had it. I ordered a Broccoli, Beef, and Cheese. Beef was well seasoned, broccoli fresh with some crunch and no bitterness, cheese was tastefully done and not gratuitous. Overall, I ended up licking my plate clean. Staff was super friendly and I sat at the bar. Will eat here again or grab takeout, 100%. Most orders take around 30min, so come with that expectation.

I first visited Welton Street Café about five years ago when I moved to Five Points. Since then, I've watched them move out of their original home, find a temporary space, and finally reopen in a brand new location earlier this year. I'm really glad they're back. This is soul cooking that's made with heart, soul, and plenty of seasoning. The team is also one of the kindest and most welcoming I've met in a long time. We stayed for almost three hours just talking and enjoying the food (there was no wait). Here's what we ordered: * Beef & Cheese Pate - Island-style fried pastry with seasoned ground beef and melted cheese * Seafood Pate - Shrimp, crab, and cabbage in a flaky crust * Fried Chicken Plate - Half chicken with mashed potatoes & gravy, red beans & rice, and cornbread * 6pc Wing Winner - Honey-hot wings with mac & cheese, Cajun fries, and fry bread * Margaritas The pates were a favorite, especially the seafood one. Add hot sauce and it's easy to see why they sell out. The fried chicken was crispy and well seasoned, and the mac & cheese was creamy with no breadcrumb crust--which I liked. The wings were the standout for me. Welton Street Café is serving great food with great energy. Definitely worth a visit.

We have been to Welton twice in the last month, because the food is super good. We had two other couples with us on this visit, and everyone was very pleased with the great tasting food. The only statement of displeasure was one person didn't like their black beans. Everyone else only had wonderful things to say about what they had ordered. I was disappointed with the cornbread. I must say the catfish was on point, the yams perfect, the greens wonderful, and the sweet tea was just right. Our server Chantel knows how to make her guest feel welcome. There are several other entrees I want to taste so God willing we will be back with other friends in the near future. The one thing that concerns me is even on the website and the menu they say they may not have certain items because they have sold out of that item. We pray that management can figure how to solve this shortcoming. They do keep the place clean. It does get a somewhat loud, so it makes it difficult to hear everyone at a table of six or more. That is the case at most restaurants. Hopefully they can get funding to open a second location. Once that happens, I pray they can get the quality of staff they have now.

It had been a while since my last visit--my first and only time was actually at their old location. I really enjoyed it back then, and I'm happy to say the move up the street hasn't taken away from the experience one bit. My friend and I both ordered the smothered pork chops dinner. I chose red beans and rice and greens with flatbread as my sides. The pork chops were generously portioned--just the right thickness--and well-cooked. If I had one suggestion, it'd be to give the gravy a bit more seasoning--some salt and pepper would've really brought it to life. The red beans and rice were made a little differently than I'm used to, but still tasty. The greens were cooked perfectly; I just added a touch of vinegar for that nostalgic kick I've always enjoyed. We also tried a couple of their cocktails, and they were delicious--I'd honestly come back just for those alone! The staff were incredibly welcoming and pleasant. Our server, Keandra, was an absolute sweetheart and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. The atmosphere was relaxed, the music was at a comfortable level, and the whole vibe made for a very pleasant dining experience. We made our reservation online the night before with no problem. While I've seen some folks mention needing to book 48 hours in advance--especially for larger parties--that wasn't the case for us. Still, I can understand the need for that policy when accommodating bigger groups. One note: they don't offer a military discount on the check, which was a slight letdown--but not a dealbreaker. Also worth noting: while they mention orders may take a minimum of 35 minutes, ours came out in under 15. A pleasant surprise! Bonus--this spot is great for Pokémon GO players. Three stops and a gym right at your table.

New location for a staple in the community! Come for the food and stay for the vibe. Everyone is so nice and friendly, it's like eating at home. Everyone in the restaurant was clearly happy to be there and enjoying their time. We had the wings to start and they were cooked perfectly. We had a burger and shrimp dinner. So much food, it's impossible to eat it all. Definitely want to come back and try some of the other items in the menu. Fatima made this a great experience for us and left us feeling like part of the family.

This was my first time there today... great thing even though you have to have reservations- we were lucky to get a cancelled reservation and our wait was only 30 minutes on a Sunday after church. The manager/part owner Bethema was amazing! The customer experience with her was great. She explained everything about the new restaurant and that it has only been opened for 99 days and how you have to go online to make reservations- especially on the weekends. They don't answer the phone during busy hours. She told me how the family runs the business and I thought that was pretty cool. I really appreciated that coming from her because she didn't have too! What made it better she gave me "Liitle Black Book" so much of what I need in my work I do in Denver. My husband and mother-love enjoyed their food- he had the fried chicken dinner with two sides and cornbread - his sides: Mac n cheese and yams. He said the cornbread was dry. My mother in love ordered the whiting fish and fried Okra- she said they fried the okra perfect. Now my order - a cheese burger and fries - dad thing my burger was cool temperature when it came out and my fries hot. Maybe my burger had been done for a minute- but it was eatable. Downside - at 12 noon - the waitress announced how they only had one pork chop left, no chicken for the fried chicken sandwich, no black beans and rice, only one piece of pound cake left... just interesting. But I appreciate the warning. Later found out the only person who makes the dessert was out sick and that they sold an entire pound cake the night before . Nonetheless. I appreciate how black businesses in Denver are trying to survive in this world and a lot of white people were in the place of business! Suggestion: don't sell the last pound cake if you know you baker is sick, have more pork chops available and find a way to have the burgers come out hot. Shout out to the family of Welton Cafe for doing your dream... the space is bright and welcoming and the bathrooms are clean!

Wanted to order for awhile now, but they never answer the phone. Also if anyone of importance reads this. 6 wings is under $10 6 wings with sides is over $20. That's insane to pay $10 for a scoop of rice and some fries. It honestly makes sense that you guys can't stay open. Prices make no sense and no one taking orders over the phone. Just ignoring money calling smh. Management here needs to thin the heard retrain and bring new talent in. Also your voicemail box is full and has been for weeks. Is this place even open??

After many years in renovation and rebranding the legacy branded Welton Street Cafe is back open! This family owned soul food restaraunt that is located in the historical Five Points neighborhood in Denver CO is alive and well! My family decided to celebrate the 4th day of Kwanzaa (Ujamaa) by supporting local black businesses. For my review I'll let the picture speak for itself. Go by and support so we can continue to keep Five Points as a staple in the Black community

Happy to be able to try this Denver staple!! We had a large group of 10 people on a Sunday and were seated with ease at 12 pm for lunch via reservation. The service was 10/10. Attentive, friendly, down to earth and above & beyond. Food: Fried Chicken Wings- 10/10. They were fried to perfection and had a great seasoning. The hot honey was also divine. Not too spicy, but a perfect balance of sweet & hot. Mac & Cheese- I'd pass on these. Cornbread- I'd pass. It had a good flavor, but was very dry. Yams- very good. I'd get these again. Love that they made my mimosa the way I wanted it too! Champagne with an actual dab of juice. Recommend! Overall, I loved the experience and being in a piece of Denver history. Was it the best soul food that I've had? No, but i'm very biased being from the South. The food was still good. I will definitely be back specially for the fried wings. They were seriously 10/10.

Make sure you make your reservation at least 2 days in advance. First time at New location. Food was consistent from previous location. Seen some familiar faces. Loved the play list.

Been wanting to try this place but read mixed messages that you had to make a reservation over 48 hrs in advance. Since I knew I'd be near downtown Friday I made a lunch res for 1pm. There were 5-6 tables eating not packed. Our first waiter was super rude she kept cutting us off and just stomping off, I guess she was sick because after another gal came and said she was taking over and was very sweet. I got the fried chicken which is half of a chicken and 2 sides. I got the red beans and rice and hush puppies and added Okra. The chicken was seasoned very well and not bland. The okra was not super tasty but I liked the red beans and rice and hush puppies. The cornbread that came wasn't warm or amazing. I wish they gave like a personal mini warm skillet of the cornbread instead. My guest got the catfish with black eyed peas and greens. The black eyes peas were good, the only downside is they give tartar packets like ketchup packets. If you're gonna have amazing food why not whip up your own tartar sauce? Their sweet tea is SWEET. I got the peach cobbler and it was just ok- no Ala mode and just canned peaches. We did try their beef pate and wow! I always wanted to try one and did not disappoint.

So before we even got our food our eyeballs were watching the servers hand out large portions of food that looked like they needed to be on a magazine cover!!! Our server was friendly and recommended everything on the menu!!! Ww even had the pleasure of meeting the owner!!! Great R and B music played at the perfect

Went a few weeks ago and it was tasty! I cleaned my plate and even though we had to set a reservation (new process), it was relatively calm and just an overall good vibe in the place. I actually really like this location and am glad they stayed in Five Points!

So I was looking for black owned spot while I was visiting Colorado for the weekend. This spot came up on a chamber of commerce site. Glad I saw it. Now, I was certainly a bit of a wait to be seated and there were signs that it would be 35 mins for food to come. I was not in a rush and the hostess stand young ladies were very clear and pleasant in preparing folks. There were a few large parties that afternoon, so wait time made sense. I will say it seems the restaurants popularity and perhaps the kitchen getting up to speed(only open 78days) will make some delay most of the time. Wait time for good food and ambience should be expected. Now, WAS IT WORTH THE WAIT?! I'll get to it. First this restaurant is beautiful. The open dinning area was warm and welcoming. From the paint on the walls, so pictures, the tables, chairs, bar area...all well thought and make for a lively spot to enjoy a meal. Food was great! I kept it simple for lunch. Wings, fried okra, greens, and cornbread. Wings were great...crispy, juicy, and flavorful. I didn't do a sauce, so I could taste the seasoning in the breading was on point. Just what I wanted. Okra was delicious. I dipped sprinkled a little hot sauce and hit the spot. Greens were fantastic. Could have had a little more bite(a little firmer), but the taste was great and I killed them. The cornbread was just fine. Could have come with some honey butter or something else to make it more memorable. I tried a little bit and it was the only thing left on the plate when I left. I ate at the bar, which was the only place to seat me (solo) without taking a whole table and there was no room for that! Bartenders were great. Pleasant young ladies. They represented the place well. As a matter of fact ALL THE STAFF was excellent from my perspective. I had a delicious Old Fashioned. I was looking for my favorite bourbon and asked for it, but they didn't have it. The bartender actually told me she has my favorite at home, but they don't have it there. They are a new restaurant and I am sure they will expand the spirit offerings. Welton Street Cafe'...I was blown away...even with a long wait...it was worth is for some down home "elevated" Soul Food. Great Job!

Saving you some time and money. This place it isn't worth it. Seasoning is mediocre, they take waaay too long. Only good thing was their mini corn bread. Their Mac n cheese tasted and looked terrible. Bad location

The new place is cozy and spacious. I was disappointed with the catfish, it was small and overcooked. The yams are still the best I've had. The service was prompt and friendly for takeout.

Welton Street Café offers a fantastic dining experience with an incredible view and a warm, inviting ambiance. I truly enjoyed my time there--the atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming. The hibiscus drink stood out as a refreshing highlight, perfectly complementing the rest of the meal. The service was excellent, with attentive and friendly staff who made the visit even more enjoyable. And the food? Absolutely delicious--every bite was flavorful and well-prepared. This spot is definitely worth trying and a place I'll be coming back to. Highly recommend!

HAD TO SHORTEN MY LONG REVIEW FOR YELP. Ok so I normally don't take time to complete reviews for restaurants. However I was compelled to leave a review after my disappointing experience at Welton Street Cafe. I am visiting Denver and wanted to support a black owned restaurant. I came across Welton Street Cafe in my google search and decided to check it out. I arrived alone on Sunday 5/4/25 around 2pm. Here is my feedback of my meal. The smothered pork were okay despite being lukewarm. The mac and cheese; they should be ashamed of. It appears they made it with American cheese and maybe a little Velveeta? I cook at home so I can decipher ingredients in a dish. No mild cheddar, no sharp cheddar, no Muenster cheese etc.. It was horrible. I would say maybe a step above the Kraft mac and cheese you buy in the box. The collard greens, which were vegetarian (no meat), were salty. So after the poor service, the long delay for my to go order, the drink that really should have been called a shot... after all that, the food was not good. I will never patron this restaurant EVER AGAIN IN LIFE! However I don't like to leave a bad review without at least giving some recommendations to the owners whom I hope read this: 1. Your entire team needs training on a customer service. While no one was rude, the employees I encountered clearly do not understand what stellar customer service entails (meeting customer needs and wants). I don't blame them. I blame management. 2. Customers should be able to order anything they want from the menu "to go". No excuses! They had sturdy to go trays that could have been used for the side of yams I wanted. The restaurant is missing out on additional revenue with this. 3. Bartender needs additional training on how to properly make drinks. He could have at least added ice to give the illusion my cup was full rather than serve me a drink that was 3/4th full with ice already in it. On a positive note, I will say the restaurant had nice decor and felt inviting despite my experience. I encourage anyone that reads this to give this restaurant a try and judge based on your own experience. My hope is that the owners make significant improvements. I realize Sunday is a busy day for this restaurant. But I know they are capable of doing better. And no, I did not ask for management before I left. I didn't want to waste my breath. Clearly one of the owners husband understood where I was coming from. Hopefully he relays my feedback to the owners.

Called today and phone rang several times. There's not an answering machine saying opening time. Just continuing ringing. Went to Cafe and sign said open at seven o'clock. Web site says differently. Very disappointing. Family in town and I bragged on the restaurant. So sad.

So happy to be back at Welton Street Cafe. Their food SLAPS. The new location is bigger and a bit roomier than the original. I sat at the bar in front of their big screen tv and enjoyed some classic soul food. Great food, good people, and nice portions. What more could you ask for? The honey hot wings were *chefs kiss*

As the longest running black owned business in Colorado, I want nothing but the best for them. But patronizing them isn't only about the business, right? Because what is a business without customer satisfaction? The customer service was much better than it was at the previous location which was appreciated. And the vibe was good. The wait was still long, but you're advised of that (via a sign) before you even enter the dining area. But I still don't understand at 30 minute wait. It seems that chicken and catfish should stay in the fryer because that's the most popular menu items. No way that it shouldn't be cooked until it's ordered. It's still going to be served fresh because it's constantly ordered. The kitchen needs a better system. Being that there's such a long wait, it'd be nice if they at least offered appetizers and/or complimentary bread and butter while you wait. You almost have to eat before you get there so that you don't starve while waiting for your food. They need a kids menu!!!!!! The consistency that they're maintaining is more of a bad dining experience. The only thing that was great was the honey hot wings. They actually never miss with the (over priced) wings. The oxtails were good, but not a good portion to price ratio! What happened to that fantastic burger that they used to have! I recommended the burger to someone in our party a was embarrassed by what came out! They should be ashamed to serve that "mac and cheese". It's bad that Chick-fil-a out shines them with macaroni and cheese. The greens, just blah. I just want them to do better because I want to continue supporting them but for the prices, they need some improvement.

New location looks fantastic! Everyone was very nice, taking our order promptly. I know most people coming to a southern soul food restaurant is not worried about veggie/gluten free options but I wanted to add my review specific to those people with dietary restrictions. As a vegetarian and husband who's gluten free, options in the menu are limited but no worries, they have a veggie patty burger (gluten free bun available) and crunchy French fries yum. My husband got the jerk chicken (gluten free) with sides: cabbage cole slaw, black beans and rice, and cornbread. I tried all his sides (vegetarian friendly ;)) and everything was delicious.

Food The plates look yummy and a beautiful presentation. The taste is average. Good place to eat if you can't cook fried Catfish. I ordered the fried chicken. It was juicy and crunchy. The sides were mediocre. The fried bread is just that. Nothing special. The fried shimp is tasty and nice portion size. The bar hosts a nice selection of drinks and they are reasonably priced. Service is okay and interesting. They limit the number of to go orders. This could be because we visited during their soft re-opening. Nice interior. Parking can be tricky. 3 stars because the food is not amazing but what you can make yourself. Also, the service was just strange.

Amazing Amazing food! I am visiting from Portland OR and my homie took me here for lunch. It was both our first times so we ordered a grip of food and everything was incredible The staff is super nice and I am just a huge fan. You can taste the love in every bite. The music was jamin and the restaurant space had a really dope vibe. I can't wait to come back and visit. If you live in Denver, take advantage of this gem foreal!

Delicious food & friendly and professional service as ALWAYS! The atmosphere is amazing the owners youngest daughter is second to none. She's definitely the perfect fit for this business

I feel like it's only proper to start a new Yelp page for their reopening. There has to be a better way to do business. You can make resys online but there are hardly any dates ever. They require a 48 hour resv so it can't be something you wake up and decide on. You get there and there's ppl waiting but you walk in and the entire bar is empty and about 10 open tables open but like 10 ppl waiting outside. I just don't get it. Didn't get to try the food as they don't allow walk in.ls. Def left a sour taste in my mouth so I'll skip this one.

I was so happy to see they were open. It was great food. Definitely get the yams!! I had the catfish sandwhich and my only complaint is that the tarter sauce is a package.

This place is soo good. Started with hush puppies, honey hot wings, onion rings, and a pate. Got pork chops to go. Drinks, service and food all excellent.

Everything was excellent: the food, the bartender the atmosphere. It was very busy but the crowd was friendly and enjoying themselves. The best part was the wait staff. They were funny, professional, and engaging.

This place has the best soul food i have ever eaten!!! My husband and I travel a lot ( I am retired airlines mgr) and have eaten soul food in a lot of cities. Yours is by far the best! ( Also I am a great cook myself) To bad we don't like Denver anymore or we would eat there everyday. The service was great also!!!

My friends took me to Welton Street Cafe for my birthday. This was on a very busy Friday night and we didn't have reservations. The restaurant leadership did a great job of ensuring that the guests waiting in the foyer were updated on what was going on. She assured us that her priority was to get us fed and thanked us for our patience. I really appreciated that. Once we were seated at the bar, the staff sang happy birthday to me and literally everyone in the restaurant was involved. I ordered the wings, okra, black eyed peas, and white rice. The bartenders Lucille and Maddie were super attentive and always friendly. Kameo was also a sweetheart and literally made our experience feel like it was a family reunion. The food was delicious!!! A literal 10/10! In the process of planning my next visit! I will most definitely be back!

Truly an amazing experience from the reservation to paying the check. EVERY part of the experience was commendable. This is a well run business. Did I mention that the fool was delicious. Thanks to the management for being involved and intentional about making guests feel welcomed.

They reopened last weekend after 2 1/2 years of finding a new building and going thru Denver's slow permitting process. It was worth the wait. The new space was colorful and well lit. I arrived without a reservation (thru their website). They said walk-ins go to the bar which is first come, first serve. Their menu has appetizers called Pates which are large turnovers with various items, dinners, sandwiches, regular wings and wild wings. They have a large selection of sides + dessert. They appeared to have a full bar with cocktails, beer and wine but no mention of wines by the glass. I started with a Rum based cocktail, Jungle Bird. Sweet and tropical. I ordered the broccoli & cheese Pate not knowing what to expect. It was well filled with plenty of broccoli & cheese for $8. I got the fried chicken dinner (breast, thigh, wings and drumstick) served with 2 sides and bread for $26. But they were out of mashed potatoes, collard greens, mac & cheese and cornbread even though it was 7pm. I substituted hush puppies for the cornbread for an upcharge. I chose 3 sides: black eyed peas, sweet yams and red beans & rice. The fried chicken was great and each side was just the right amount. I got a 2nd cocktail, a Pear Daiquiri. Not as strong as the Jungle Bird despite both drinks were based on rum. My desired dessert, Peach cobbler was sold out, so I got a slice of rum cake for takeout. I was served by Madeline C (Mattie). She was pleasant and attentive. I watched the staff do the Happy Birthday song for a patron (see the video). I joined their rewards program.

The sign on the door says it takes 35 mins. Don't go in starving and be patient. The service was friendly, welcoming and attentive. There were a lot of servers that checked in on us throughout. The food was hot, fresh, and I had the strawberry Fanta and my son had a blue Koolaid. Sadly, the the Koolaid is $4 for a refill. But it's pretty sweet so really my son didn't need another.

I have always liked this place. The food is perfectly seasoned, and the portions are generous. I love their new location.

I had the seasoned fries, wild wings(honey hot&bbq) Mac and cheese, and cornbread and it was all DELICIOUS! Will definitely be coming back for more!!

It's ALL ABOUT THE FOOD!!!!!! Me, Im simple. I luv'd the burger, wings, fried chicken, jerk chicken & of course - momma n'nem's peach cobbler. I'm so glad WSC has finally completed their move with astonishing renovations which include a full service bar, a HUGE flat screen tv & customer service beyond comparison! It feels like home, it looks like home and most of all - the food tastes like home. Bigger, better & as delicious as ever.

Not a fan of the place. Sat and waited with a reservation and about 10 open tables in sight and completely empty bar. I def was not the only one baffled by the process, as there were about 3-4 groups thinking the same thing? They may be in over their head on this one. I even noticed them turn away the former mayor much less really acknowledge him. Shocking! Didnt he help save this place? Im so confused. They need a new process. What happened to giving back to the community?

Still dreaming about about the mac & cheese, wings, and jerk chicken a week later and the hospitality??? Y'all's faves could never but in all seriousness, these folks are serving up THEE best soul food in town and have overcome incredible challenges to continue carrying on the legacy of their family & being a hub in the Five Points community - check them out, it's a pretty special spot and you won't regret it!

The service was perfection! The wait times to be seated and to get our food were a tad bit long. The yams were way too sweet, as was the sweet potato pie. The chicken was bomb. The catfish was pretty good. Cabbage was mid, the greens were good. The macaroni tasted Kraft like but wasn't nasty. The ambiance and vibe was great and a time was had.

Great ambiance and delicious food! We will definitely return. It's awesome for large groups.

I am so excited to have the Welton Street Cafe open once again! It's the same wonderful menu with all the "Tings" that everyone just loves. I had my usual fried whiting with Mac and cheese with greens didn't disappoint! My wife had the wing (honey-hot) dinner with Mac and cheese along with potato salad. The difference (and there are many) between the old spot and the new place is this place has a full bar taps and all! The new place has more seating and more staff to go along with all the great people that were here before. I won't fail to mention that they still have the "Pates" that everyone just loves, and cannot be found anywhere else in the city!

This place is absolutely amazing!!!!! Food, vibes, culture -- a dream come true. Can't wait to come back

Amazing would be an understatement for the experience my family and I had. Despite being extremely busy the manager and staff were super accommodating and attentive. The food was SO good. We had a little bit of everything and it exceeded our expectations. It is a little over an hour away from us but we will definitely be back. Being as though I'm a born and raised southern girl getting southern hospitality in the middle of Colorado was everything!

i always get the catfish dinner and they haven't let me down yet. i've tried other soul food restaurants in the area and they're the best so far! while it is a bit of a wait to be seated/to go orders, in my opinion, it's worth the wait. everyone is so nice and kind there and the music is always good. i have friends coming in to town and i will definitely be making a reservation!

Ordered takeout on Super Bowl Sunday, and despite how busy it was, the food was excellent. The catfish was fantastic, and the wings were a standout--different from traditional Buffalo wings but just as delicious. They were crispy, flavorful, and had the perfect amount of spice without being greasy. Great experience overall!

First thing, i walked in to place a togo order and then was told to come back in 30-45 minutes because the kitchen needed to catch up on tickets, ok cool, customer service was excellent forsure thought out the entire time we were waiting. but the food was NOT at all what i expected it to be. The catfish was mostly breading and no fish. The mAc n cheese was super plain. The cabbage was at most okay and the wings and fries were decent. but once again. the customer service was great. food was not.

Dope food and dope atmosphere. I felt welcomed and at home. Lots of room and the staff is outstanding.

Love this traditional Southern establishment and can't wait to get back for Catfish and Greens... much love!! Jr

My favorite soul food place in Denver- everything is delicious from the fried chicken to the catfish, Mac and cheese, and the cornbread. 10/10.