Teatulia Tea & Coffee — Restaurant in Denver

Extremely unhappy!!! Paid $27.00 for a gas station quality burrito and a strawberry pearl tea. To further add insult to injury, I asked for no ice, they put ice in the drink. I asked for mango popping pearls, they did not put any pearls in the drink... the kids working at the kiosk were young, inexperienced and simply didn't care. The burrito was small and the same quality you would expect from a $3 burrito at your corner gas station. The facility was dark, not friendly and it had a strange vibe, overall horrible experience, strongly encourage you to seek alternate vendor if you're thirsty or hungry, this isn't the one for you. The Rocky Barbacoa burrito I ordered, if that's what they served me, had no meat as promised in the menu description. The final insult was the revenge normally associated when eating a bean burrito, let's just say the connecting flight to South Dakota was not pleasant. -3 on a...

Needed a pick me up before my flight and my gate was right across from Teatulia. I love tea, so I wandered over. I was impressed by their selection of tea lattes and asked what several of them were. Ended up trying their Teatulia Fog - a blend of earl grey tea, choice of milk (I chose oat milk), lavender and vanilla syrups. I was concerned it would be too sweet with the syrups, but it was PERFECT. BEST tea latte I've ever had, and I drink matcha lattes every day. The flavors were perfectly balanced. Not too much milk, not too watery, just a light amount of sweetness and the lavender, vanilla & earl grey balanced perfectly. It was heaven. I slowly sipped my small, wishing I had ordered a large. Disappointed to see the Denver airport is the ONLY tea bar they have. Guess I'll be making a special trip down Concourse C every time I'm in...

I got the original milk tea and egg salad sandwich for a total of ~ $18. Milk tea was very weak on the tea-- looked and tasted more like sweetened milk. I was bummed that they didn't have normal bubbles, so I went for the mango popping ones (the only other option was strawberry popping). Would not recommend that combo. Egg salad sandwich was alright-- pretty affordable ($10) by airport standards, so no complaints here. There's a nice seating area tucked behind that felt much less chaotic than most other food seating areas. I'll probably be back for the affordable egg salad sandwich and comfy seating area, but definitely not for the milk tea; I'll stick with their other...