3 Teahouses to Keep You Warm in the Denver Boulder Area
Spices, herbs, flowers, and leaves have been used for thousands of years to infuse healthy, soothing teas. Popularly divided into four main types: black, green, white, and herbal, the ancient cocktail contains antioxidants that help protect the body from damage caused by harmful toxins and is known to lower the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.
While warm beverages can be calming, some teas can assist in attaining the opposite effect with their caffeine content that boosts energy levels, and improves mental focus. With the return of cool weather projected to continue for another week, National Tea Day has blessed us with the opportunity to suggest teahouses for you to luxuriate in the aromas and beneficial brews. So don’t put your coats away just yet; enjoy this sweater weather with a cuppa during their afternoon tea or anytime they are steeping loose leaves in their teapots.
Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse
1770 13th St, Boulder, CO 80302
Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse is a staple of the foothills with its elaborate interior and exterior decor that took more than 40 artisans three years to complete all the segments, including ”it’s hand-carved and hand-painted ceiling, tables, stools, columns, and exterior ceramic panels.” The tea and food menus contain an assortment of options to take your palate on a journey around the globe.
TeaLee’s Teahouse and Bookstore
Centered around the community, Risë Jones and her husband, Louis Freeman, opened TeaLee’s Teahouse and Bookstore in the Five Points neighborhood five years ago. Today it is the hidden gem that uplifts its guests with unity while they shop, enjoy tea, and eat. We highly recommend you pay them a visit and scout the space to host your upcoming meetings and private parties.
Babe’s Tea Room
2401 15th Street Suite 170, Denver, CO 80202
Babe’s Tea Room, which can be used interchangeably with “teahouse”, is located on the buzzing Platte Street. The modern and floral aesthetic provides a picturesque experience for you to have an entire shoot while you sip on your cup and bite into tea treats. They have a lively front patio for you to soak up the sun with friends all summer long.
About The Author
Gabriela Reyes
Gaby has been part of the Denver/Boulder food scene since 2015 when she moved to Colorado. While gradually losing her ability to eat due to six years of misdiagnosed food allergies, she became fascinated with the culinary scene. Gaby, aka The Restaurant Encyclopedia, has been DiningOut's restaurant coordinator for food festivals since 2017 and joined the editorial team in 2022.
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