Babe's Tea Room

💐 It’s cute. 💰 4 People - $240 OVERPRICED⁉️ I’m genuinely confused about what the $240 price point is meant to cover. The food portions were shockingly small — effectively a single sandwich divided among four people. If the experience were exceptional, that might help justify it, but it wasn’t. Overall, the value just isn’t there. 🏄🏽‍♀️ Service 5/10 - Server seemed rushed & stressed. 😫 felt terrible for her! 🥵 Needs ventilation in the cafe 🚽 Shared restroom. Had pee all over toilet. Might need regular cleaning 🧼 ❤️‍🩹 NOT a friendly welcoming place. 👎🏽 Maybe it was an “OFF” day. 🫖 Tea selection was good. 👍🏿 🏰 I recommend going to high tea at: The Brown Palace for the value & better experience. ✨✨✨✨✨✨

Took my British husband there for high tea and he said it exceeded his expectations. He loved it and that means a lot coming from a stoic Brit. We wanted the traditional English experience. It was truly fantastic from the unlimited tea tasting, the excellent food ( sandwiches, scones, desserts), and the service. We will definitely be back. It’s adorable and worth a visit even if you don’t do high tea

As a tea connoisseur, I LOVED my experience at Babe's Tea Room! We were able to try 7 or 8 teas in our allotted time and they were all delicious (I wish I kept track of my favorites but I remember one being referred to as the "Champagne of tea," that was my top). The food was excellent! Loved the finger sandwiches and enjoyed the sweets at home since I was too full to finish them at the restaurant. I can't wait to visit again!

This charming spot for afternoon tea could have appeared straight out of an English village, but is conveniently here in Denver instead, right on Platte Street. Don't be confused, the building address may be 15th Street, but the stores on the main floor mostly face Platte Street. The tea shop is near the far east end. There is validated parking in the Parkwell lot behind the building. The shop is cozy and very cute with seating for about three dozen. We visited the day after Valentine's and things were still decorated for the holiday. The staff is very welcoming and we were soon seated after needing a bit of help with the Parkwell Web site. The rules for afternoon tea were quickly explained. Each person receives an individual pot of tea and can order as many different flavors/varieties as they wish to try. A traditional, vertical rack for each couple contains two plates of sandwiches, a plate of scones, and a plate of cookies and petit fours. This is a lot of food. We received three sets of sandwiches including turkey, cucumber, and curried chicken salad plus a bruschetta. These were all delicious, particularly the bruchetta which had a great mix of flavors. I love scones and we received both a strawberry and a traditional one with a plate of ramekins containing jam, clotted cream, and lemon curd. Very authentic and very tasty. Tea service included three timers to ensure the perfect steeping time, a plate on which to place the tea leaf basket after steeping, a strainer for each cup, and a little container to hold the strainer. Just be sure to keep a finger on the tea pot lid when you pour! We were stuffed at this point, so we only nibbled a bit of the chocolate petit four and were given a beautiful box in which to take home the balance of the desserts. We even each received a final cup of tea to go! Service was friendly and efficient. This is a great experience for my fellow lovers of afternoon tea and very authentic. We enjoyed every bit of it. The shop offers nearly 100 tea varieties plus cocktails, wine, and champagne. There's a happy hour from 4pm to 6pm daily. There's also a café menu if you don't want the full tea service and they love to host special events.