We were from out of state and visited this store. Very clean, great products, and I want to especially call out Laurie. She was the most helpful, polite, professional employee. Laurie presented as a proud and happy employee that made our experience the best. Since getting home, we have tried our purchases, and they are great flavors. Laurie, thanks for your help. Everything was exactly like you promised. read more

This shop is very cute and smells amazing!! The staff are friendly and helpful. I found some fantastic items to add to my Christmas holiday gift bags. read more

Savory Spice Shop - Herbs & Spices Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Savory Spice is where all serious cooks should shop. You can get 1 ounce portions and even half ounce portions of freshly grown herbs and spices. Savory spice also sells a variety of their own blends for grilling and curries, etc. but you can find hard to find items such as. Truffle salt, Pomegranate molasses, And a wide variety of cinnamon. I encourage everybody to go there to find what you need because they will have it! read more

The Scarlet Vetter says...this place is simply amazing. You would not believe the selection of pure spices as well as unique mixes to use in cooking. The store help were extremely friendly and very knowledgeable. I purchased a number of spices that I had not been able to purchase in quite some time and I was just amazed by the variety of offerings. In particular, they had some unique salts and peppers. I purchased Shichimi Togarashi which is a salt free blend consisting of sesame seeds, orange peel, poppy seeds, paprika, chinese chilis, szechwan pepper, ginger and nori. This spice is used to season soups, noodles, meats and stir fries. I also purchased Nashville Hot Fried Chicken Spice made with cayenne, salt, sugar, pepper, paprika, cinnamon, garlic and other spices. It promises to bring spicy, flavorable heat to my dishes and I can't wait to try it. I am really trying to eat less salt, so I purchased another salt free alternative called "Summit County" which is a salt free, pepper based seasoning that is aromatic and bittersweet that has citrus notes and an umami flavor. Last, but not least, I also purchased Black Onyx Chocolate Sugar which I simply can't wait to use on poached warm pears (I canned 50 jars of pears last season). It is a salt free, sugar based blend that is chocolately, woody, floral and cinnamonny! Can you say yum? Not in Colorado? Don't despair! You can order and have any of their spices shipped to you via their online store... savoryspiceshop.com No need to purchase your spice selections in a bottle jar either as you can actually get them in nice sealable packages and refill old bottles or create your own in order to reduce waste and recycle. Anyone who loves to cook and experiment with flavor will simply adore this store. This is a foodie paradise! read more

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This is a top notch shop. I always receive above and beyond customer service. Caryn is passionate and highly knowledgeable. I was getting this custom spice blend made by Hello Fresh but didn't know the ingredients. I told her what it tasted like and what it was put on, and she gave me samples of two spices. Both were close, but one was spot on. Later they delivered this spice again with the ingredients listed. I compared it to the original and WOW. They are practically the same! And she did all of that by just me telling her the taste and what it was usually added to. read more

Savory Spice Shop - HelloFresh Tunisian Spice and Tandoori Spice - Herbs & Spices Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I've been buying spices from this local shop for many years. This shop is a place where I can spend a lot of time because of their huge selection of spices that one could only see in countries such as Turkey. It is a true gem and it's right here in Denver! I bought Hungarian Paprika, Smoked Sweet Spanish Paprika, and Ceylon "True" Cinnamon sticks. I came home I realized that I'm out of Ceylon "True" Cinnamon powder as you can see in my photos, so instead of being frustrated I'm actually super excited that I have to go back. P.S. I noticed that you can bring your own containers and fill them up with your favorite spices. read more

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They have a great spice selection at great prices! You can order online for in store pickup, shipping, or shop in store. I placed an online order for pickup, and it was ready for me within two hours of ordering. They have an option to do curbside pickup for your online or by phone order, which is great and super convenient with the pandemic going on. Definitely worth checking out for your spice needs! read more

Was walking through the city showing my mom who is visiting the sights and we saw this place and decided to check it out, for which I'm grateful we did. The place has so many different flavors from all around the world and for different cooking styles. Coming in, they have al.sot every spice available for smelling and if you feel like it tasting them before you buy them, that way you know what your buying before hand. The staff was friendly and able to answer any questions my mom and I had as well as getting my mom to sign up for their membership. When I run out of the spices that I bought I'll have to come back here in the future. read more

Savory Spice Shop - Herbs & Spices Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I don't come to this store unless I need something specific. I am limited by my counter/cabinet space, otherwise, I'd be here every week to buy a new spice or blend. I WANT IT ALL! Today's mission: popcorn seasonings. I wanted one smoky and one cheesy. They helped me sample several blends until I found just the right one! Plus, I got a free small bag of seasoning blend since it's my bday month and I'm in the loyalty program. Also? The four cheese blend I got as a gift for a friend isn't yellow; no cheeto fingers for them! The customer service rep was super patient as I tasted a bunch of blends, looking for just the right one. If there was a 6th star, I'd give it. I told the CSR how I was upset about the "new" labels since I was trying to have matching spice bottles on display. She told me to email a list of my existing bottles and she'd prep a bunch of labels for me! *THIS* is some elevated customer service that you don't often see at big box stores (except maybe Nordstrom's). read more

Visited the Nashville location. The two young ladies were fantastic. I started tasting and WOW!!!! The spice blends were amazing. Chicharoni Salt, Black Garlic Salt and Mexican Street corn combos are delicious! I would recommend allowing custom blends by customers. 5 Stars all the way read more

Husband and wife Mike and Janet Johnson have an amazing concept with this shop. You hear it over and over again on THE FOOD NETWORK or anytime you tune into a cooking program...the quality of food that you use will ultimately make your food better or worse depending on which ingredients you choose. Every week, the small team grinds the seasonings and spices in small batches and you can take as much as you choose. IE: 1/2 oz. of Cinnamon is only $1.00 and imagine how tasty and how healthful your baked goods will be with that little bit of loveliness. They also sell extracts in many flavors. If you're a baker (I am! I am!) and you want to add exotica to your next cookie, pop in and grab a bit of Lime or Kiwi extract! And if you think you have a good vanilla in your pantry, come on over and give theirs a whiff. It's easy to want a total pantry vamp-up after a visit to the SS Shop. read more

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I can't say enough fabulous things about Savory Spice. Every time I visited, I'd pick up a new spice combination to take home and experiment with. It was close enough to walk over when my chili wasn't tasting right and I need to correct it with some spice. I discovered the beautify of Za'taar lamb pyramids thanks to this place! It made my food so much better. The spices are all of great quality and are quite fresh. Even though I've moved away, I still order my spices from them online. The shipping cost isn't too bad (especially since I ordered a lot at once), and the order arrived quickly. This is all good news, since the restaurant offerings in my new town aren't so good. I rarely eat out anymore, so I need to keep things interesting in the kitchen. Savory Spice helps me do that. Hooray! read more

The best part of the store is that you can try every single spice in your hand and lick it up... Can't be that great on sanitation, but it was a nice appetizer.... I was going to town on the pine nut pesto cheese one, and I also really enjoyed the blue cheese spice. I might have eaten half a pound of cheese! I ended up buying the Red Rocks Hickory Smoke Seasoning for our bbq... Which of course we forgot about when we were grilling and forgot to use, but I have licked it off of my palm a couple of times just to relive the moment. We used it last night and the chicken NEVER been better... it was amazing! This is an incredibly awesome store that grinds and combines all of its own spices right there on location in the basement of the store. The great 15th and Platte location keeps this little spice store hoppin with all sorts of visitors. The best part of going down to Platte and 15th is smelling the spices in the air as you stroll down to head into a caf or to pick up some wine. This is a great store to be a local stop for all your cooking... We are talking dips, chicken, fish, meat, veggies, popcorn, oatmeal, cookies, brownies... Everything. The best part is that you can just test every single flavor and if you don't like it or took too much then you can just put it on the floor... I swear, that is what the worker there told me to do... I love being messy. * Savory star one is for being a unique store in a popular spot ** Curried star two is for the incredible smells that ooze from the shop when I walk by ***pesto'd powered star three is for incredibly helpful staff who know there spices and are not pushy **** Garlic'd star four is for affordable spices at $3.95 for almost 3oz. *****Cayenne star five is for being in a hip urban location, and encouraging home cooking and baking at its finest. read more

Savory Spice Shop - Herbs & Spices Near Me - Denver, Colorado

When I lived in Denver this was the place I bought my spices. Inexpensive and high quality! They have gift sets, too. I bought a friend their Fire Eater set of their best Cajon spices and it did not disappoint. Best price in town I've seen for sapharon, too. I highly recommend their powdered honey. It's perfect for iced tea so you don't have to worry about a solidified ribbon of honey in your glass. read more

Fresh spices are key, and this is THE place to go for fresh spices from every corner of the culinary spectrum, from Ethiopian Berbere to exotic Vanilla beans from around the world, this is culinary heaven! They even have baking ingredients, exotic sugars, and extracts as well. Super friendly and helpful staff will get you exactly what you want, from a full jar of the spice to a small ounce packet for a single recipe, its easy to make it happen at Savory. Oh and they have some great recipe ideas so you don't necessarily need to show up prepared, what a concept! read more

This place changed my life. Yes, that's an exaggeration. Seriously, though, my cooking changed after I found Savory. It's super-sincere, which is what makes it. My latest chili was even more amazing than usual, thanks to Savory. I am told clones are opening - or opened - in California, NJ, and Austin, and management is committed to keeping them sincere. Tip: buy only what you're sure you're going to use. You could leave here with more good intentions than you'd ever act upon. read more

I love love going to SSS a couple times a month. I always find something new to add to my spice collection. And what I especially like is the option to buy as much or as little of something. No more 2yr old turmeric in my cupboard , no way! The service is always friendly and I appreciate the personalized attention (when it's not midday on Saturday/Sunday). From salts to the exotics, you'll not walk away empty handed. Enjoy! read more

Great taco soup package. It's easy and great in a crock pot to cook all day. It was a gift and I would love to try some of their other packages. read more

Friday May 10th 2013 was the recent visit. I have been to this store many moons ago, this time around was with Hubs. Loved this store though I so wish I could have more. Purchase a Gift Card for my friend's upcoming Birthday. All in all, I like to support a local mom and pop establishment which is growing all across the country. Hope one day they can expand to areas such as Castle Rock or up in the Mountains what nots. @108/2013. read more

We've been shopping at Savory Spice since it opened - we haven't purchased spices anywhere else since. I'm not sure I can add much to what has already been said by my fellow yelpers who have also awarded Savory Spice five stars. Not only are the spices and spice blends the freshest you can find anywhere, but they are less expensive than what you can buy at the grocery store. Also, once you buy a spice in bottle, you can save the bottle and just buy small bags to replenish your supply. What a great concept! Recently Mike and Janet (owners) were on an episode of Food Network's Paula Dean show. Not only did they do a great job (they should have their own show) but they really brought out the importance spices in cooking. After each visit to Savory Spice, we start building our list for our next visit. read more

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Whoa, so pretty much everyone knows and loves this place already.... I bought 1/2 oz. of cardamom here for $2.85. I have been searching high and low for cardamom at grocery stores, and the only place I even saw it was Walmart and it was $14 for 2 oz (and obviously not nearly as fresh). I have never used it in a recipe before so it's nice being able to buy a small (cheap) amount to try it out before committing to a whole jar. I also bought hickory salt, Jamaican jerk chicken spice rub, and some cumin. I only came in for the cardamom... but you literally can't get in and out without browsing and smelling... and buying. There is just too much good shit in this shop! They apparently also film a Food Network show right in the store! I forgot the name already but it's "spice" something or other and it's on Saturday mornings at 7:30am. How cool is that? read more

Great little spice shop! I wondered into this store on accident and couldn't leave without grab some spice to take back to the East coast with me. The employees are absolutely fantastic, none of this apathetic crap you get with employees are other store. They are actually trained and familiar with the spices they carry and are more than happy to help. I'm guilty of buying spices and other herbs at WalMart of Target so when I find a legit spice place, I'm like a kid in a candy store thinking of future kitchen creations. I couldn't help sticking my nose into just about every single spice in this place-not only did some clear up my nose, others could be used to enhances pheromones like the lavender vanilla bean. Ok, that's not scientifically proven but I think I'm going to buy some next time I'm in and wear it to the bar to attract the men. read more

Savory Spice Shop - Herbs & Spices Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Great selection of spices with knowlegable sales staff ready to pounce if you make the slightest facial expression showing you have a question on your mind. Everything is fresh and clean. The GF and I bought a basket full of random combined spices for spaghetti, traditional oriental (like a rug...i'm asian don't be mad) spices, and a few other oddities (Bleu cheese powder, Horseradish, Shallot salt). Can't say enough about the customer service and the overall feeling of the really nice area. Oh yeah and great prices...what you'll find at the market for $9 -$10 you can get fresh here for under $5. Must see for vacationers. read more

This is the MECCA. Walked in here from the streets cause of the aroma!!! Name a spice and they'll have 6 variations of it. They create their own spice creations as well. They let you taste each spice and you can either buy a bottle or have them weigh out the amount of seasonings you want. A whole bottle of a seasoning was only $5!! The same as a cheap bottle at the local grocery store! The staff was super friendly and helpful! Can't wait to cook up a storm with my new found goodies! read more

This is the original location Savory. Bought a 4oz jar of "Hudson Bay" steak spice around $5. You can also bring your jar back for cheaper refills. 4 Stars - meter parking is a hassle so maybe try another location next time. The price is bit high but you pay more for quality I guess. They also have online website with recipes. read more

Cutest spice shop ever, love that you can taste and toss samples of spices directly on the floor. The truffle salt really stood out, since I've had numerous truffles salts in the past this is one of the most potent ones I've ever had. They ship. They have a second location in Santa Cruz. They do bulk and 1/2/4+oz pricing. Save $1.05 if you are OK with a plastic baggy. Love the service, the variety, and the prices are reasonable! read more

Loved this shop! I could spent hours wandering around looking at and smelling the spices. The shop is so cute, inviting, and well organized, and the woman working there couldn't have been friendlier. And SO many spices to choose from, including several varieties of each type (eg, probably a dozen curry mixes). Will definitely be back next time I'm in Denver. read more

Amazing customer service. I've been buying smoked sweet Spanish paprika here for years. The black truffle salt is amazing on popcorn and pasta or pizza with lots of sage. It's a perfect place for picking up rare or common spices no more then getting them from a grocery store but soooo much better. You're welcome :) read more

Savory is absolutely essential! I not only get my staple spices here, but also try new and exciting blends and spices. The staff here is super knowledgeable about everything they have. They are also super flexible and can refill or measure out exact amounts of anything. Their spices are always of the highest quality and smell and taste delicious. I have never regretted anything I've purchased here (although I do go through spices rapidly, so they stay fresh). If you are needing some new flavors in life, this is the place for you! read more

After cruising a lap through the Savory Spice Shop and sniffing whatever struck my fancy, I decided it was time to get serious. "What do you have in the way of cumin?" I asked one of the girls. Well, not only did she prounounce it all correct and Food Networky ("coomin," whereas I'd said "cue-min" like the rookie I am), she boasted that their fresh-ground cumin was considered by those In The Know to be some of the best cumin in the whole U-S-of-A... and THEN she showed me each and every cumin-containing blend on the shelves, plus recipes and suggestions ta' boot. Now there's a girl who knows her cumin. She also steered me towards a delicious Greek spice blend (silly me, thinking I could stump her by asking for Greek!), which I later discovered, though it's prime purpose is as a meat rub, makes a delicious dip when added to sour cream with a splash of lemon juice. Mt. Eolus is its name, and being fantastic is its game. Opa! What a cool place! Not only does it smell delicious (though their employees must be smell-dead by the time they get off their shifts... you know, like brain-dead? like after you've worked a long, hard day? nevermind...), you can find literally ANY spice or spice blend you want here. And some you never even knew you wanted! And what's even cooler... the aforementioned smell-dead employees really know their stuff. Bonus: you can buy spices by the ounce for cheap, cheap, cheap! What a great idea... making a sampler pack for one of those $10-limit White Elephant office gift exchange thingies. So much better than another cheesy mug with cats on it. read more

People with food allergies: BEWARE! I've been pissed off at this place since they poisoned my girlfriend at one of their tastings. They had a chicken something or other with a sauce on it and when asked if it was gluten-free she was met with an immediate "oh yes, everything we're sampling today is gluten free!" Welp, come to find out after she ate it that oh, it was some kind of beer sauce... you know, beer, that beverage with malted grains. When she brought it up to the person giving out the samples, her concern was met with a giggled "oopsie" followed by a blank stare. Luckily it was just a little piece, but the poor thing was pretty much wrecked for a couple days because of it. It could have turned out much, much worse. I understand some people don't get the trend of yuppie moms loading up their Lexus SUVs with gluten-free stuff from Whole Foods because they read in a magazine or heard from someone in their "mommies club" that it's healthier or something. I am one of those people. But there are people who have an actual medical condition (celiac disease) that comes with actual repercussions like any other food allergy. For the people handing out this stuff to not know what's in it or to think it's cute to poison someone through their ignorance is absolutely unforgivable and ghastly. I've always trained my employees that it's OK to not know the answer, but it's not OK to just make stuff up. I'll never hold it against someone who responds with my inquiries with "I don't know, but hang on and let me find out for you", but to hurt someone with false information is not cool at all. Savory has pretty much guaranteed that I will never spend my money there, since they don't know what they're selling and think it's cute to physically harm someone with their products. Ugh. read more

Alright, I admit it, I was introduced to this place not by my own explorations of Denver or through the recommendation of friends, but rather by the Food Network. I'm a Food Network junkie, and they did a great profile of this place. But whatever it takes to introduce people to this incredible locally owned business. Sure enough, the next week I was in the neighborhood for a happening at the nearby House of Commons English tea room and cruised by the store. The Savory Spice Shop is not hard to find. That doesn't mean that it's easy to spot--it's easy to smell. Even when it's closed you can smell the sweetness oozing through the door. You are going to find exotic and not-so-exotic spices here to jazz up your culinary excursions, and they're fresher than anything you're going to get at Safeway. This place is a wet dream for anyone who's ever dreamed of having their own cooking show, of which I'm guilty. But hey, you don't need to be Emeril to dig this place. read more

This place could get me to cook more. They have too many awesome sounding spices to ignore. Special bonus to the 14er spices. Anyway, they are located in a great neighborhood. I like their organization inside and how there are so many sampling spices. I'm not much of a cook, but their spice sets make great gifts like the one time I gave my brother one of their grilling spice sets. That gift might need to be replenished in the near future. Their salt collection was inspirational with flavors. The standout for me was the Italian Black Truffle Sea Salt. Other than that, I really like how they do their crystallized ginger there. Nice flat slivers of ginger not heavily sugared - delicious and less messy than the cubed varieties. read more

What an amazing store! The Superb: Excellent selection of herbs and spices. I was thrilled to find Kaffir citrus leaves here. A fantastic assortment of peppers and sea salts. The chile selection was also jaw-dropping. The staff was very helpful and offered tips on where to find recipes and how to use various spices we had never heard of. On top of it all, superb prices. The Average: The store was a bit difficult to maneuver, but that's probably because we were just there on a Saturday afternoon and it was slammed. The Horrid: NOTHING! I have been a flag bearer for Penzey's Spices for years, but after today's trip to Savory Spice Shop, I am a convert. It makes me sad that I didn't check it out until the last 2 months before we move away. Thank you Yelpers for such a great recommendation!! read more

Two of my staple recipes have changed for the first time in more years than I care to admit since I started using spices from the Savory Spice Shop, and I'm certain there will be many more to come. I never want my cupboard to ever be without Capital Hill Seasoning again. It is my new favorite spice. I can't wait until my next trip to discover something new. I think I'm going to try the blue cheese spice and try to make a less decadent version of my Gorgonzola Alfredo. See, I'm already writing recipes for spices I haven't even bought there yet. I'm in love with this store and can't wait to get more. My biggest disappointment is that I haven't been shopping here for years read more

Damn son! This place is loved like no other apparently. For a store that has one and only one product - condiments - I'm surprised at the generous out-pouring of luv. Then again, upon entering the store, your olfactory senses go insane...! This store is hilarious. It seems more suited for 15th century Europe, what with their zealous love of seasonings that make food last for more than a day. Still, this place knows their spices (and not in the spice channel way. Get your mind out of the gutter people.)...so if you are into culinary experimentation, this is your store. And it is mad-cheap. Hey-o, you just got your 4th star. Congratulations spice-store. read more

Savory isn't just an awesome storefront, they're philanthropists, too. At least, they were awesome enough to donate enough salt for some 100 people to taste test at The Lab of Art and Ideas at Bel Mar's "Taste Test: Salt" last week. 7 different kinds of salt, and I'm sure that Savory has even more. Just had to say "Thanks" for doing something so great! read more

Love it! We take all of our guests from out of town here. We love sending spice sets as gifts. And we LOVE LOVE LOVE cooking with savory spices. Always fresh, with lots interesting variety and they make cooking easy. Rare spices that you can't find in your store at a price comparable to what you pay for old rotten spices that sit on the safeway shelf for tooooo long! The staff it warm and helpful. Plus they have multiple locations and online ordering for your convenience!!!! read more

I've been to my fair share of spice shops as I travel around the country, and while each of them has their own unique brand of awesomeness, this Savory Spice Shop is certainly among my favorites. The first time you go, you'll get the spiel about how to taste each and every spice they have (and to dump the extra on the floor, cause that is how they roll), as well as noshing on freeze dried corn to clear your taste buds. Then, you get to explore. Try as many different things as you want and spend hours in the store, or hop in and grab exactly what you want and be out the door in just a minute or two. Their staff is always incredibly helpful, whether in helping you find the right things, decide between two blends, or in picking out gift packs (I went in today to get a couple for my partner's family). They also do gift cards, which I gave out to my wing people/attendants at our wedding (perfect for anyone from chefs to bakers to college kids trying to figure out how to jazz up mac and cheese). We really love their Pesto Parmesan Sprinkle, and their Black Truffle Sea Salt is delicious and price wise on par with other shops I've visited. The Four Corners Peppercorns are great for a pepper grinder, and their array of curries, salts, spice blends, flavored sugars and more are unsurpassed. If you just want a plain ol' herb like cumin, basic, etc, they have those too - freshly ground every week. WAY better than the spices you get in the grocery. My only wish? That they would also have a awesome loose tea selection, but I have my own sources for that, so it isn't a deal breaker. Great customer service, amazing options and affordable prices...plus encouragement to taste everything? Absolutely five stars in my little black yelp book! read more

A vast selection of spices, salts, and extracts. If you do any kind of cooking or baking, you need to be here. You say you want cinnamon? Do you want Chinese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, or Ceylon? "True" cinnamon, or cassia? They've got it all, and you can taste them. This is also the only place I know of where you can buy real wasabi powder, and that includes every Asian grocery in town (even Pacific Mercantile). The stuff in the little cans is actually horseradish and mustard with food coloring. Of course, Savory has that too, helpful since it's one fifth the price of the real thing. The quality of everything here is far better than the supermarket spice rack, it's no more expensive, and you can buy in small quantities so it stays fresher. The staff is probably the friendliest I've ever encountered in any store anywhere. I came in with my daughter during the Christmas rush when it was packed, and when I was back in a month later they remembered our names. Incredible. read more