A former plumbing-supply store in lower downtown, the Wazee is a Depression-era relic with a black-and-white tile floor and a bleached mahogany burl bar--a magnificent example of 1930s Art Deco. It's been popular for more than 20 years with artists, architects, theatergoers, entertainers, businesspeople, and just about everybody else. Pizza lovers throng the place (some believe the pizza here is the best in town, if not the world), but you'll also find an array of overstuffed sandwiches, from turkey and Swiss to Philly cheese steaks, plus buffalo burgers, and about a dozen draft beers. Don't miss the dumbwaiter used to shuttle food and drinks to the mezzanine floor--it's a converted 1937 garage-door opener.