The kitchen is a great place to bond with your mom. Reservations are recommended for May 8 at $65 per person, $35 for children 12 and under. You can also add the option for your table to build-their-own mimosas ($40), with a bottle Arte Latino Cava and a choice of juices. “All you can eat” is just about the greatest phrase in our brunch vocabulary right behind “bottomless.” Citizen Rails’ Mother’s Day Brunch will be an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring pastries fruit sourdough French toast an omelet station seafood platters with snow crab, shrimp, mussels, clams and oysters prime rib and of course lots of meat. There is also a take-home tea party option if you prefer to lavish in the comfort of your home or garden. Add a bottle of Veuve Clicquot for two or Dom Perignon for four. Their signature tea service includes house-made scones, finger sandwiches and an exquisite selection of classic tea pastries. The Brown Palace imports all its teas directly from the Queen. This iconic hotel in downtown Denver puts on such an elegant tea service you will think you flew to England this Mother’s Day. Order from their selection of crêpes, croquettes and charcuterie. on May 8 to sit in the charming Larimer Square restaurant or outside on the lovely patio. Bistro VendômeĮxecutive Chef Ariana Didziulis will be preparing specials specific to the holiday at this classic French brunch. Their desserts change often to reflect holidays like Mother’s Day, Easter, Christmas and Valentine’s Day. Their teas are sourced from all over the world and span black, oolong, white, green, pu-erh and herbal teas.

Babe’s lets you sample as many teas as you want while providing house-made bites with vegan, dairy and gluten-free options. This Mother’s Day make your reservations at Babe’s Tea Room for a lovely afternoon of finger sandwiches, pastries, loose leaf teas and prosecco.

Reminisce tea room