Love Mahjong? Boulder Has a Little Place You Need to Check Out

There have to be tens of thousands of people across Colorado that enjoy a good game of mahjong. Folks from Denver/Boulder and the Front Range area have a place where you can meet up to play the game, though it comes with a cost.

What is the Mahjong Parlor That Opened in Boulder?

Near the corner of Pearl Street and 28th Street in the northeastern part of Boulder is Dealt Social, a small venue where folks reserve seats to play mahjong with others. They have about nine tables where you can reserve a seat at get your "14 tiles" on.

How Does Playing Mahjong at Dealt Social in Boulder Work?

Dealt Social has pricing plans for getting a seat at a table: you could just reserve a "drop-in" seat (play every now and again) for $30 each 2-hour session; for $79/month, you can play once a week; for $119, you can play in up to eight sessions.

If you haven't the slightest idea on how to play mahjong but are interested, they do offer lessons; this could be your "new thing" for getting out of the house for a little fun and meeting new people. They also have a boutique; you could find some jewelry while you're there.

Nearby, is the original Wild Pastures Burger Co.; you can stop in after you work up an appetite playing the game.

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I have a friend; he used to work at the radio station; he used to, probably still does, talk about mahjong all the time. I wonder if he'll be getting a membership.