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Best Tea In Denver

Posted on November 8, 2022   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Peyton Garcia

Peyton Garcia

I’m a chai latte gal myself. (Joanna Kosinska / Unsplash)

I’m a chai latte gal myself. (Joanna Kosinska / Unsplash)

We’ve been talking a lot about coffee lately, and I thought us tea-lovers (🙋🏻‍♀️) deserved a little time at the table. So, here’s the tea 🫖 on Denver’s best tea according to you all…



☕ Hayley R.
recommends Tea with Tae on 16th and California: “The owner loves educating her customers about quality teas, and it’s the coziest, most down-to-earth spot on the mall.”

☕ Janackeh B.
suggests Milk Tea People: “It is SO GOOD! I crave their cream tea drinks every week!”

☕ JulieAnne D.
says to check out iN-TEA on main street in Littleton: “A super cute and cozy shop with an absurd number of teas to choose from. I am a brewer at a local spot and love using their teas to make really unique brews as well.”

☕ Amber
wants to shout out Lollicup: “They have been slangin the best (and most affordable) bobas for a while! Family-owned and definitely a big reason I miss living in the Glendale area.”

☕ And Debbie from Aurora lists these can’t-miss spots:

👉 📧 What’s next? I’m looking for the best happy hours in town!

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