Tea shops · Seattle, United States
MarketSpice
The Pike Place Market tea and spice counter that traces itself to a shop opened in the Market in 1911, built around a cinnamon-orange blend.
Nearly 200 bulk teas blended daily in small batches, and one house cinnamon-orange flavour carried across black, green, white, rooibos and decaf.
MarketSpice traces its history to a small tea and spice shop established in Seattle's Pike Place Market in 1911, and the retail store is still at 85 Pike St, on the same market floor. The house blend is a black tea with cinnamon and orange, sold loose and in teabags, and the same flavour has been carried across green, white, rooibos and decaffeinated bases so customers can keep it in whatever tea they drink. Blends are made daily in small batches.
Behind the signature blend sits a bulk range of nearly 200 teas, sold from 4 oz up to the pound, and it keeps the plain classics as well as the flavoured ones. Earl Grey is 5,88 US$ the 4 oz and the cheapest tea on this list; Pure African Redbush is 7,24 US$, Lapsang Souchong 9,75 US$, White Peony 9,94 US$ the 2 oz, the Choice Oolong 12,69 US$ and Japanese Sencha 16,63 US$ the 4 oz, the highest price here.
The counter is a spice counter too, with bulk spices, blends grouped by region, salt-free mixes, soup bases, sugars, coffee and hot chocolate, plus infusers, teapots, mortars and caddies on the accessories wall. Gifts come as 3.5 oz ribbon packs and pre-made baskets. Mail orders ship from a warehouse in Redmond, where will-call pickup is also possible, while the Market store handles walk-in buying every day from 9:30 to 17:00.
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Where it is
Pike Place Market
85 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101
On the Pike Place Market floor at 85 Pike St; mail orders ship from the Redmond warehouse, which also does will-call pickup.
Hours: Every day 9:30–17:00
What to buy here
Earl Grey
Earl Grey Tea
from US$ 5.88 · 4 oz
Bergamot-scented black in the 4 oz size, the lowest-priced tea on the shop's list: the one to put in the same order as the cinnamon-orange blend.
See our page on this tea →Sencha
Japanese Sencha Green Tea
from US$ 16.63 · 4 oz
The only Japanese green here, steamed rather than pan-fired, and the top of this list's price ladder. It is the counterweight to a shelf that leans flavoured and spiced.
See our page on this tea →Pai Mu Tan
White Peony Tea
from US$ 9.94 · 2 oz
White tea made of bud and leaf, sold in the smaller 2 oz size, which suits a tea that takes up a lot of room in the jar.
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The one worth the trip
Lapsang Souchong Tea
from US$ 9.75 · 4 oz
Lapsang Souchong is black tea dried over pine smoke, and it is the classic that disappears first when a shelf goes modern. This counter still lists it in 4 oz, next to the cinnamon-orange blend it has sold since the Market days. If you have only met smoky tea inside a blend, this is the unblended version.
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List prices read on the shop's own product pages. Open a tea to see who else sells it.
| Tea | Type | Price | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earl Grey Tea | Black tea | from US$ 5.88 | 4 oz |
| Pure African Redbush (Rooibos) Tea | Rooibos | from US$ 7.24 | 4 oz |
| Lapsang Souchong Tea | Black tea | from US$ 9.75 | 4 oz |
| White Peony Tea | White tea | from US$ 9.94 | 2 oz |
| Oolong, Choice Tea | Oolong tea | from US$ 12.69 | 2 oz |
| Japanese Sencha Green Tea | Green tea | from US$ 16.63 | 4 oz |
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