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    4.6 (303 reviews)

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    Boba ! - catering
    Bee W.

    Attended an event where they catered their boba drinks. So much anticipation from the attendees who couldn't wait to have some. Easy to set out and straws were provided. They're great partners to the organizations I am familiar with and I recommend them for their refreshing boba drinks.

    Tes S.

    Warning: Not for real boba fans or those who value service... I love authentic boba and know my tea. I asked for an unsweetened drink and was told I was "ruining the recipe." The owner refused to let the staff adjust it and insisted I take it his way. What I got was a over sugary drink I couldn't stomach. He then remade a different tea for me but seems to just put colored water with boba pearls, watery and zero flavor. I didn't argue, just left. If you care about good service and tasty boba, skip this spot!

    Lena N.

    Fresh flavorful bubble teas! Probably my favorite boba spot in town. Stopped by for national boba day! Got bogo drinks! Tried the pandan coconut milk tea with honey boba and daily special plum spritz with grass jelly, which was a very pleasant balance of herbal flavors. Both are delicious! Highly recommend trying it out.

    Kailee N.

    Tea street may be my favorite boba/ tea shop in Denver! Located near cherry creek it's the perfect stop while you're running errands and they carry snacks and items from local vendors! I love that they offer hot drinks as well as milk teas and blended drinks while keeping their prices low! The red bean and strawberry blended drink is one of the best I've ever tried. It leans on the sweeter side but you get both flavors so clearly while being so creamy. If you like a more savory touch the black sesame tea served hot is the perfect toasty flavor for a cold day. Both of these drinks complimented each other so well. If they have the taro pudding from sweet rice flour llc you must try it. It has the perfect texture with fresh taro pieces and a slightly salty coconut cream on top for the perfect snack. I will absolutely be back for the mung bean slush!

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    Elaine C.

    Great atmosphere and friendly staffs! Yummy drinks too!! They offer many flavors of milk tea and flavored teas, will definitely come back again if visiting Denver !!

    Adam Y.

    After being inundated with all the different varieties of boba teas, occasionally sipping a cup of hot milk tea is quite pleasurable. Tea Street probably is a handful of places in town where you can find the traditional Hong Kong style stocking milk tea. They only service this hot as the black tea is freshly pressed with the right balance of milk and sugar to retain its distinctive aroma, just like how it was prepared in the cafes in Hong Kong in the old days. Authentic, simple and enjoyable. Besides this, the taro slush, red bean slush, mung bean slush and longan milk tea are also worth trying.

    Lisa N.

    I got the vietnamese iced coffee ($4.75) and added brown sugar boba (+0.75) and it was okay. The viet coffee was lacking something, maybe some sweetness from condensed milk, and the boba seemed like regular boba rather than brown sugar boba. The boba itself was a good consistency even though it lacked the brown sugar. This place is one of the cheaper but fairly priced places for boba that we've seen so far around Denver. The employees were nice and quick with our order however we just were slightly disappointed with our drinks. The viet coffee could've been a bit stronger with both the sweetness and bitterness that is typical of a viet iced coffee. I do appreciate the fact that they have a good selection of non tea options (since I'm not a fan of tea) and the prices are pretty great which is why I'm giving them a 4. If I were in the area I may try something else but only if I'm in the area

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    Jaimielyn B.

    I've tried quite a few bubble tea places around the metro and I always come back to Tea Street. They were the first place I ever tried boba and I was instantly hooked. The consistency of their boba, I believe, is perfect. Not too tough, but also not too mushy, and the right size that you're not risking getting one totally stuck in your straw. While I'm typically dedicated to their Thai Milk Tea, they have so many other flavors that'll satisfy any palate that can be served hot or cold, with several boba, jelly, and pudding options to add in. If you're not a big tea person, they have options for you as well. The staff has also always been wonderful, and it has been great to see them work with other places like Yuan Wonton. I'm very grateful they were able to survive the pandemic since they had only opened in 2018. I don't frequent the Glendale area as much anymore, which is great for my wallet, but I always try to stop in when I'm around.

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    Ashley T.

    Tea Street may just be my new favorite boba shop in Denver. They have an expansive menu with milk tea, fruit tea, winter melon teas and daily specials! They also have a variety of toppings that you can get. Their tea leaves come right from Taiwan! The service is super good and your drinks are brought out to you. There is a lot of seating indoors and they also sell some snacks near the register!

    Kumquat Wintermelon Tea (Large/$5.75 +$0.50 Honey Boba)- 3.5/5 stars & Taro Milk Tea ($5)- 2.5/5 stars
    Amy D.

    Their drinks are high quality and reasonably priced, but I didn't love the drinks that I tried this time around. I called in my order ahead of time, and it was ready in less than 10 minutes. I tried: [https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=3VxKwDDqrR08DIVoLRjtTg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg] -Kumquat Wintermelon Tea (Large/$5.75 +$0.50 Honey Boba): Light and refreshing, and really good kumquat flavor. My friend got 25% sweet for this drink and it was perfect. The honey boba was just ok though- it was soft and chewy, but did not have any flavor. -Taro Milk Tea ($5): This was a good drink if you like really strong tea flavor; however, the jasmine tea overpowered the taro flavor. I liked the bits of fresh taro, but this drink had a bitter note on the finish (25% sweet wasn't sweet enough for this drink). I wouldn't order this again. I believe the staff were still wearing masks (despite the mandate being lifted). No indoor or outdoor seating was available, but they had hand sanitizer. Plenty of parking was available in this plaza, since they had a lot of spots.

    Stefanie C.

    On my way back from an errand in Centennial, I stopped at Tea Street for boba. The entrance was blocked off (for COVID) because they only took electronic orders. In such an organized fashion, they had their menu and a QR code on the window. You had to call and place your order, then they had the drink(s) ready on the table right inside. Frankly the order took FOREVER (about 20 minutes) because they were so busy, but the wait was worth it. I splurged and got taro milk tea with pudding and boba. Flavors, ice level, and boba sweetness were literally perfect. I drove back home in traffic, happy about my pit stop. I've been working my way through all the boba shops in the area. This is the best so far!

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    Best bubble tea in Denver hands down. Focus on the tea flavor not sugar. And they use a creamy coconut creamer, vegan friendly!

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    4 years ago

    Love their taro milk tea with boba. Boba has always been that perfect consistency. Recommend

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    I love the Hong Kong tea. The Vietnamese coffee is also great. It's taken me way too long to try this place, but happy it's close to me!

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    6 years ago

    Not sure if it really makes the 5 star cut for me- we got the Thai milk tea with boba- was ok

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    4 years ago

    I tried the passion fruit green tea at an event they catered and it was bomb! I can't stop thinking about it and had to look them up!

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    Thank you the review! Cheers!

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    4 years ago

    Right around the corner from my house. Good selections. I love the honey boba. 10/10 should pick up on your way home.

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    Thanks for the review!! Can’t wait to see you again soon!

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    Unprofessional staff. Awful taste. Not worth the time. I wouldn't recommend anyone who is trying to get a quality boba.

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    Ask the Community - Tea Street

    Does the passion fruit winter melon tea have any caffeine in it? I am looking for non-caffeinated drinks. Thanks!

    All our winter melon drinks, except for the winter melon green tea, are caffeine free!

    I would love to learn more about what Tea Street uses in their milk teas to make them creamy. I was told it is a non-dairy creamer. Does it contain hydrogenated fats/oils?

    Hello Lisa, we use a coconut based non-dairy creamer. As of this time we carry whole milk and use the non-dairy creamers in our milk teas.

    My kids love boba... but have food sensitivities. Do you have any gluten-free, soy-free, corn-free, dairy-free options?

    Yes, we do. Our regular boba as well as the popping boba is gluten-free. Many drinks on our menu are soy free, corn free, and dairy free as well. When you visit, let the cashier know and she/he will happily guide you through the me u!

    Do they have almond milk tea? or other non-dairy milk tea options?

    Hi! Thank you for your question, we don't have almond milk, but for our milk teas we do offer a non-dairy option.

    Do u have wifi?

    Yes, they do. They have the password written at the front register.

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    Sometimes all you need is a comfortable place to slow down for a little while…read more This visit was all about trying a London Fog, and I'm glad I did. The combination of Earl Grey tea, steamed milk, and vanilla was warm, smooth, and relaxing. It was one of those drinks that encourages you to sit back and enjoy the moment instead of rushing through it. The atmosphere was welcoming, the service was friendly, and it made for a nice break in the day. If you're looking for something different from the usual coffee order, I'd definitely recommend giving the London Fog a try. I'll be back to explore more of the menu.

    If you are looking for the perfect spot for coffee or cocktails, Wild is for you! This gorgeous…read morecafe is beautifully decorated inside, with comfortable seating. It has a wonderful outdoor patio with plenty of seating and umbrellas if you want to get out of the sun. Sam was our barista and server. He did a great job explaining some of the menu items we were not familiar with and was extremely attentive. Sloan was the chef, and the food was delicious! Try the toast and jam, and the turkey sandwich with pesto. They serve the fantastic Mid-State coffee. On this Saturday morning, it was a pleasure to sit and have a conversation in this space. The noise level was quiet. I expect the sound level to be different during happy hour. This tucked-away gem is a great place for locals and the perfect stop to take out-of-town guests. Street parking is $4 for 2 hours, and the expensive parking lots and garages are just $5 during the summer. There is plenty to do right in this one-block strip of amazing downtown Denver!

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    The Wild - Lavender Latte

    Lavender Latte

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    TeaLee's Teahouse & Bookstore - The inside of this quaint little tea house.

    TeaLee's Teahouse & Bookstore

    4.8(90 reviews)
    4.4 miCurtis Park, Northwest
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    My friend made reservations for High Tea at TeaLee's tea house. This is not your typical, run of…read morethe mill, high tea. The atmosphere was amazingly calm and welcoming. The owner herself, Miss Risa was taking care of creating this unique culinary experience. The first service we chose a peach oolong. This was served with a green salad and broccoli quiche. Wonderful! I cannot tell you what the salad was dressed with, but the flavors!!!! The quiche was absolutely perfect from crust to cheesy top. Second service was Yellow submarine. This refreshing chamomile was infused with dried pineapple and mango. The first cup was good, but the second was delightful. The fruit had time to meld with the chamomile and created an epic infusion. The third service was a Moroccan mint. This was just as wonderful as you would expect. We were served an open face curry egg salad and a homemade fermented cucumber on a seasoned cream cheese. The flavors were wonderful. The sweet serving was a blueberry scone with Lemmon curd, apple cake and macrons. Service was top notch, the owner came over to chat with us. We even had a chance to spend time with one of the guides from the local Black History Museum. This was a delightful end to our amazing day! Thank you for the hospitality

    What a cute tea house!…read more We accidentally stumbled across this place as we were heading north of downtown, looking for a place to satisfy our thirst from being in the summer sun, our throats parched from walking 16th mall and strolling in museums. As we came in we were greeted right away and sat at the table by the window where there sat many cool antique teapots. We were instantly wrapped by the coziness and ordered a pot of the Ginger Peach Rooibos. As we waited for the freshly craft to brew, we bopped and grooved to the beats of soulful R&B vibing the space. So chill, so peaceful, so relaxing. When we got our pot of tea, we got a little stand with a candle that kept the pot warm allowing us to take our time sipping on tea. We opt for honey with our tea which went really well with the ginger peach tea. It was so good, we ordered a cold version to go. Lovely place with lovely tea!

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    TeaLee's Teahouse & Bookstore - My homemade pumpkin scone served warm with a dollop of lemon curd! Yummy

    My homemade pumpkin scone served warm with a dollop of lemon curd! Yummy

    TeaLee's Teahouse & Bookstore - Antique teapots

    Antique teapots

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