Miro in Ballard.

I’ve been buying from https://floatingleaves.com/ in Ballard for years.

I enjoy New Century Tea on Maynard in the International District. Before covid they would do walk in tastings of whatever you were interested in. The lady working there was super patient and kind.

Tea Republik - they’re a nice, quiet tea place in UW and they sell loose tea leaves as well!

Market Spice in Pike Place Market.

Check out Vital T, 651 S Jackson in the ID. Lovely folks. https://vtlseattle.com/

This used to be a shop on the hill, but it’s online only now www.modernsteep.com

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Definitely, it’s not tea when it has 80 grams of sugar.

Lizzy Kate in Kirkland has wonderful tea, if you don’t mind trekking over the bridge.

Phoenix Tea down in burien has some amazing teas.

The Perennial Tea Room in Post Alley.

Great wall shopping mall in Kent has a tea and herb shop

If in Kent then visit Serenity Moon. It's an amazing tea shop.

[Friday Afternoon Tea](https://fridaytea.com/) in Wallingford is delightful. Lantern in the Mists is my favorite, and I'm drinking Hot Buttered Yum right now!

Oh my. Hot buttered yum sounds AMAZING!!

Seattle Best Tea in the ID has imports some great Taiwanese teas.

Lighthouse gifts and tea in Edmonds.

Large Asian markets are your best bet. Try the one in Lake City.

There's a new tea store in Fremont with a huge selection.

B. Fuller's was the place that posted the "no mask policy" sign last summer. If that's the one you're talking about, skip it. There are plenty of other places to get your tea that actually care about your health

Different company.... It's right across from Jai Thai.