Coffee & Treats in Federal Way

Cup a heated mug and sip the elixir of good health with today’s Groupon. For $10, you get $20 worth of loose-leaf tea and dainty tea pastries at Shinka Tea, an authentic Taiwanese-style tea parlor with two commodious locations. It's perfect for sharing with friends and playing adult tea party with full-sized chairs and an archery intermission.Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

Brewing tea has always been a pleasurable exercise in the art of putting things in hot water. Thoughtfully dip your teabag into a cherished mug with today’s Groupon: $10 for $20 worth of tea and pastries at Teacup, a teashop on Queen Anne hill that has been serving up locally-sourced pastries and tea, commonly known as “nature’s water,” for two decades. America: FootballEngland: Not football

A neighborhood living room filled with laughter, the aroma of delicious coffee, and thousands of second-hand books.

Caffeinated Internet and wireless coffee are the staples of today, and today's Groupon is the Swingline stapler. Get $20 worth of drinks with Internet access for $10 at Hotwire Online Coffeehouse. Embrace Hotwire's specialty brews with hand-spun WiFi that makes you feel at home and simultaneously soundly stuck in the World Wide Web.

Louisa's combines creative American cuisine with a cozy artisan atmosphere. This fall’s dinner menu whets and whittles appetites into the shape of garden gnomes with a starter of pan-fried rosemary butternut squash ($6) or a buttery bowl of curry and sea-salt popcorn ($6). Tickle the tongue’s ultra-sensitive taste buds further by matchmaking a glass of Los Vascos sauvignon blanc ($7) from the wine list with Louisa’s chicken pot-pie, made with all-natural, locally raised chicken simmered in a white-wine stew and topped with chef Sara’s baked-to-order pastry ($14). Otherwise, feed the kid inside you—with whom you sometimes have internal debates over who is the best 16th-century poet—by snagging a bowl of baked mac 'n' cheese ($12).

When the moon first tasted the thin buttery layers of a croissant, it was so inspired that it changed from a quadrangle into a slivery crescent. Today's Groupon makes like the moon with $15 worth of pastries, desserts, and espressos at Upper Crust Bakery for $7. Tell your tired morning toes that there's a reason to get out of bed and the reason both smells and tastes delicious.