Smith Teamaker

If you enjoy tea this is a must-do activity. We loved the ability to do tea flights, both hot and cold. The staff were amazing in helping us make decisions and we enjoyed the tea shop ambiance. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. And there's something for everyone- from tradition teas like earl grey to wellness teas like turmeric.

I had to hurry here as they bought back my favorite holiday flavor, MORNING LIGHT this season. What a cool spot in the warehouse district area with an array of macaroons and teas of course including tea flights.I appreciate there's both inside and outdoor seating! I also love how they have an ADA lift outside next to the steps.

I really love this location. The inside is spacious. There are few tables inside and outside. Ambience is very chill and cozy. Servers are friendly and recommended good teas. If it's your first time here with a friend, try a flight. It's interesting to taste the different teas. I passed by the NW location later in the day and it was packed! I definitely prefer this location.

Hard to imagine finding such an upscale establishment in the heart of the industrial Central Eastside district, but this is one portion of the city that has continued to surprise me of late. After a long afternoon of playing with the little one at OMSI, a refreshing cup of tea (iced or otherwise) was just what we needed, myself ordering the former (an iced Exceptional black) and my wife the latter (a cup of Autumn Leaves).Sitting on the elevated patio on what is likely to be the last of the sunny afternoon weekend days this year, sipping our tea and enjoying each other's company, my wife and I contemplated our infrequent consuming of tea, and how that is something that needs to be rectified, for both our enjoyment and our good health. We both agreed that a change was in order, and some tea was promptly purchased, in the hope of shaking up our nightly pre-bed rituals and hopefully ushering in a new era of deep, restful sleep.Although some of the loose leaf can be ludicrously pricey here, the quality is top notch, and any teetotaler would be wise to shop here first, instead of settling for some off-shelf bagged nonsense.

I had no idea this existed, but now that I know you can order tea and consume it onsite, I'm in! I had a rose and black tea latte from their Valentines menu and enjoyed it so much I bought a box. It was also their Spring 25% off sale, so my friend and so stocked up on Smith Teas (we're big fans). Only down side is this building is literally right next to train tracks, so it gets loud, so loud you have up pause your conversation every time a train passed. Plus, we both got stuck waiting for a train on our way there. If you're prepared for all that, enjoy!

A great way to try a variety of authentic teas with seasonal tea drink creations. Me and my friends were such a huge fan, we came here two times out of the three days we were staying in Portland. If interested you could also look into their "tea maker's studio" experience where you get to go in the back and do some things (I clearly did not do this as I do not know what these "things" are, but sounds cool regardless LOL)When you order their tea flights, they come with cool informational cards that tell you a bit more about the origins and the notes of the teas you selected. Unfortunately you cannot keep these cards :(.....TEA AND MACARON FLIGHT: 5/5my mind was blown with this. just like how there are wine and cheese pairings and the cheese makes the wine taste differently for the better, these macarons make the tea taste differently as well! highly recommend trying this if you don't know where to start your tea journey. I'd recommend drinking the tea making sure it surrounds your entire mouth, then taking a bite of macaron and making sure it coats your mouth too, and then drinking the tea again

Really love this location and it's fairly big with both indoor and outdoor seating. Store front & street parking is available and it's right next to the tracks so you can't miss it. The staff here are genuinely nice, patient & knowledgeable! Super appreciate you all! Come in for a tasting and to smell your leaves before you drink or grab a macaron! I usually know what I want so I forego the tasting but, it's a great option if you don't know what to tea! What we sipped:Valentine's Day Assortment × 1(Lover's Leap#214, Black Lavender#14 & Big Hibiscus#24)= $35.99Lover's Leap Hot Cocoa × 1=$7.00Soothe Sayer Toddy × 1=$6.50

One of my favorite places to go for tastings or to pick up teas I can't find anywhere else. Love going for a tasting and treat. Also love when they have partner events like tea floats with salt and straw and one of their nitro teas. Such a beautiful place.

This is my first time visiting and also brought some out-of-state visitors. They were impressed and really enjoyed the whole experience!This location is in the warehouse district right across from Olympia Provisions. Parking can be challenging around this area but they do have dedicated customer parking. The only issue I had was that the entrance was only accessible by stairs (unless I just didn't see a ramp??) I had a baby in a stroller and luckily had the 2 friends who helped me bring that up and down those stairs.Now the inside is very open and bright. They had a shop where you can buy packaged tea to go, in the middle is the tea bar for dining in, and a private tea room to the right for private tastings and events. I thought the coolest part was that you can actually see into the factory from the shop inside and all the workers packaging tea! So cool!My friends got the tea flights and the Marionberry pop tart and I got the seasonal Merry Maker's Punch. They were impressed with the tea selection and really appreciated the brewing method and care for the most tasty loose tea experience. With the tea flight you get to choose 3 different teas from their wide selection of white, green, black, oolong, and fruity teas. The coolest thing is they all come with a card describing the tea with the map of the region it came from, and also the actual loose tea for smelling and a sensory experience. Bonus was the Marionberry pop tart was super flaky and really added to the Oregon local experience. I also enjoyed my hot spiced fruity punch as well.I recommend this as a must-visit for your trip!

We did three different tastings--two hot and one iced "on tap". The variety of teas to choose was huge--almost overwhelming. One hot sampler was a green and two blacks. All were delicious. The other was all herbals. The cold one was there on tap sampler, where they took there regular teas, infused the with fruit or other flavors, and had the placed into kegs. They were a great exploration of what you could do with their teas. There was also a little shop where you could buy their teas (loose or in tea bags). Here they also had some seasonal tea blends available.