Kava Bar Comes to Olympia Golden Hour Exotic Tea is a New Experience

Olympia, WALocal News

Golden Hour Exotic Tea has opened its doors in Olympia, marking the city's third Kava bar and providing a refreshing non-alcoholic venue for social gatherings. Owner Chadd Cate, inspired by his travels and experiences in hospitality, envisioned a community hub that encourages interaction among locals. The bar offers a unique menu featuring organic, microbrewed teas served from kegs, along with Irish sea moss, a nutrient-dense superfood. Cate highlights the health benefits of his drinks, urging patrons to rotate their choices to maximize nutrient intake without side effects. The space is designed to be family-friendly, featuring games and activities for all ages while maintaining a bar area for those 18 and older.

Future plans include introducing a hot milk tea for winter, further expanding their offerings. Golden Hour Exotic Tea not only serves beverages but also fosters connections and local exploration, making it a valuable addition to Olympia's social scene. With an emphasis on community engagement, this Kava bar is set to become a popular spot for both locals and visitors.

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