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Remedy Teas

345 15th Ave E
Seattle, WA 98112
(206) 323-4832
remedyteas.com
5 star rating based on 7 reviews
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Daily 7am-10:30pm  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (206) 323-4832

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Business Description from the Web

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Perfect for lunch or tea time anytime. Remedy Teas makes tea hip and stylish. Sandwiches and salads are fresh and tasty, baked goods abound, and all are organic where possible. Don’t skip dessert: cakes, tea cookies, chocolate truffles and caramels are excellent, and some are lightly tea-infused. You can also purchase tea (there are more than 150) by the ounce and take it home with a new... more
Posted by seattletimes on October 04, 2007

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Patrons should look to the north wall when they enter--there's a long line of numbered vials offering varieties of white, green, oolong, black, puerh, mate and herbal teas to see and smell, helping along the almost overwhelming decision of which to try. The room is modern, with polished concrete floors and low-slung benches and seats. Chai and matcha green tea lattes and smoothies are offered,... more
Posted by Citysearch on May 29, 2007

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After ordering, tea comes with a timer that blinks discretely when the optimal brew time is reached.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Patrons enjoy free Wi-Fi.
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Tea-infused pastries were developed for the shop by Coco la ti da's Sue McCown.
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Editorial Reviews from the web

Brilliantly painted in tea green, this Capitol Hill cafe offers more than 150 organic teas, botanicals and blends.

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In Short Patrons should look to the north wall when they enter--there's a long line of numbered vials offering varieties of white, green, oolong, black, puerh, mate and herbal teas to see and smell, helping along the almost overwhelming decision of which to try. The room is modern, with polished concrete floors and low-slung benches and seats. Chai and matcha green tea lattes and... more
Posted by Anna Roth on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 14, 2006)

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Going out for tea in the Pacific Northwest no longer means choosing between a bubble tea parlor, a British tea room... more
Posted by gourmet on January 20, 2009

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A woman extends a gleaming white canister over the counter, its hinged lid wide open. "This is the Immortal Nectar... more
Posted by thestranger on December 05, 2006
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tea service for the hippest little seattleites!

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This is a wonderful place. The tea and tea sandwiches are delicious. The owners are friendly and unpretentious, and welcoming to children as well. There's a nook with toys and children's books, and they do a full tea service for kids-- kids' tea, PB&J tea sandwiches, fruit, etc. Adorable.

Pros

+ delicious tea & food, great venue

Cons

- not always the fastest food prep
Posted by mollyemk on June 21, 2009

Remedy Teas is the remedy!

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150 beautiful organic teas! So many teas and not enough time. Personally I love their Matcha latte'. For all those green tea lovers out there, if you haven't tried Matcha you are missing out. It is green tea ground into a fine powder and blended with milk or water...so good with soy and a little sweetener. And the Remedy Cafe does not stop at teas.

They have amazing baked goods, Mighty-O's... more
Posted by redwillow on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 09, 2008)

I go there for the cold-pressed coffee - to die for.

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A small quaint neighborhood stop by the local Cap Hillites. This new coffee/tea shop differs from the other local shops (well known Victrola & Ladro) by having a more bright & clean ambiance. The service is drastically superior to the aforementioned shops, as well as the music (and noise level as a whole).

The tea selection is obviously amazing, but that is their flagship product and thus... more
Posted by johnnyhair on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 31, 2007)
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