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    Taz Matcha

    4.5 (297 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Earl grey matcha
    Christine L.

    Some serious good matcha over here! Every cup is whisked to order so you know it's fresh and high quality. Based on what type of matcha you liked (floral vs earthy), you pick the type. Then you can pick flavors for the matcha. I decided to be bold and try a new flavor today and I got the earl grey matcha, which was good, but I still think the strawberry one is the best. The matcha here is legit and you can tell by the color that it's good. There was a good amount of seating with bar seats and tables. This place is always packed so I got mine to go to continue to explore Seattle. Highly recommend when you're in the Seattle area.

    Strawberry matcha
    Linda L.

    You order at a kiosk. I went the last week they were open at their original location. Now they have moved to the Westlake center plaza area right across from the station. They have three different types of matcha available (each with varying profiles like floral or earthy etc) It was nearly $10 for the matcha because they only had their +$1 option which... I feel like if that's your only matcha powder available at that moment customers shouldn't be forced to succumb to that extra $1 charge but I get it, businesses have to keep making profit, I'm sure that powder is more expensive than the others but the matcha flavor was not strong/was over powered by the strawberry anyways. Overall good flavor for a not too sweet strawberry milk.

    Thuy Dan T.

    Conveniently located where is walkable to other Seattle attractions downtown and to our hotel. It was quite packed with a line on the weekend and you sdo see them weighing and whisking the matcha for consistency. Price is up there, but only $0.60 for milk substitutes. The matcha flavor is definitely there, but feels lighter than others? You can pay additional for extra strength but feels a little nickel and dimey. Overall, its a beautiful space!

    earl grey matcha
    Emily T.

    i drank this so fast i forgot to take a pic. anyways, you've got to get the earl grey matcha it's soooo good. U really taste the earl grey. 11/10. new location is slightly bigger than their old spot but still pretty cramped and can get crowded. thankfully there's seating outside for the warmer days. service was super fast and staff was nice in giving recs as they have three diff matcha types & i wasn't sure which to get. but go go go if u haven't, i get the hype.

    Kat W.

    4.5 stars. Solid place. This is located in the heart of downtown (I accidentally walked right past it actually since the google directions were a little confusing). Difficult to get to if you want to park but if you're just in the area a worthy place to stop by. Inside is very simple, limited seating but several people working at the counter. I came during a weekday early afternoon and there was a short line to the door. They are very efficient and I tried the earl grey matcha (which comes with predeterminted sweetness and an optional cap so you do not have to choose). I chose the chiran matcha (after tax and tip, probably around $9-10), there is a floral type that is $1 more and a ceremonial grade that is double the price. I don't know too much about matcha so did not opt for any extras but you can add on an extra 2 g to your drink. The customization can get a little overwhelming if you don't know about the different types of sweeteners for example, and there is an upcharge for different types of milk. This was a very well made drink with beautiful layers and each drink is whisked and made with care. I will definitely try the strawberry matcha next time I come here.

    Anh T.

    I enjoyed my recent trip to Taz Matcha. I tried their Earl Gray Matcha Latte with oat milk. I chose the Chiran Harvest matcha, which had a more earthy and robust flavor that stood out in a good way, and it paired well with the early grey. This was a unique and well-balanced latte, and my friends enjoyed it in their seating area where you take off your shoes and kneel and/or sit down, more similar to some restaurants and cafes in Japan. This is a spot I would love to come back to for high-quality matcha!

    Colin C.

    A very solid cafe with a gorgeous interior in service of an authentic Japanese experience. You can tell that they pride themselves on quality drinks as the baristas really took care in making each drink. The taste was amazing. The matcha tasted fresh and earthy which is unlike a lot of other spots that just use the cheap manufactured powder. I will be back to try the other drinks definitely.

    Brown sugar matcha
    Nini A.

    One of my favorite matcha spots on Seattle! I've been stopping by here and there for a drink before I head to work. You order through a kiosk (it's probably cashless) and can easily customize your drink. They only have 2 kiosks so if it gets busy, the shop can get a little crowded since it's not very big. There's only a couple seats at the counter and two tables on the tatami mats. And a public(?) restroom (no code or key required). But the employees are efficient and make the drinks pretty quick so I never have to wait long. I've visited right when they opened and also during the day, and they always seem to have customers so it definitely seems like the spot to go to if you're craving matcha! I've tried at least 3 of their drinks with different customizations and they have all been delicious! I highly recommend ordering your drink with oat milk for some extra flavor. I prefer my drinks on the sweeter side and they always make it just right with the matcha thoroughly whisked so no large clumps at the bottom of my cup. If you're dissatisfied with how they make your drink, just let them know (i think they're willing to fix it for you, based on a sign i read at the shop). I typically spend an average of $10 for a drink here due to my customizations but I think it's worth it for the quality. They have an online shop too if you want to order their matcha to make at home. If you enjoy matcha, I totally recommend stopping by! It's for sure quality ceremonial matcha and they sell hojicha too :)

    matcha latte with matcha foam
    David H.

    picture looks bad ik... but the drink was amazing!! the matcha latte with the foam made the drink strong and creamy, which is something i like with my matcha. felt like the sweetness was the perfect amount and the drink was average priced. def would rec getting the combo if you like a strong matcha flavor! yummy rating: 9/10

    Lighting is dim, calming, and romantic
    Sierra W.

    Amazing. I was extremely impressed with the high quality matcha. The interior is inviting, cozy, serene, and simply beautiful. Loved the modern Tatami seating. I stopped around 11am on a weekday and I was the only one in there. Once I left more people started stopping by. Tablet ordering style but staff immediately welcomed me in and approached me asked if I needed help or had any questions which was nice. I ordered an iced Strawberry Matcha with no added sweetness for my man and I chose the iced Earl Grey Matcha for myself. The matcha was high quality and soooo delicious! I tried the Strawberry Matcha and stirred it a bit more thoroughly for my boyfriend and it was super yummy! He was very pleased and agreed it was probably the best Strawberry Matcha he has had. My Earl Grey Matcha was definitely the best Earl grey Matcha I've tried compared to other cafes. The Earl Grey flavor was sweet but not too sweet and amazing flavor that paired perfectly with the smooth high quality matcha. I drank my beverage fast because it was so good but tried to be slow so I could really savor the flavor it was so dang delicious!!! The interior had dim, romantic, and calming lighting. Beautiful bar seating and modern Tatami seating. The painting on the wall was beautiful and my favorite part of the interior. The drinks are on the pricier side but definitely high quality as mentioned many times and very very yummy. I would definitely return and recommend!! Super impressed with the Earl Grey Matcha :)

    Alyssa L.

    TAZ is hands down one of my favorite matcha spots in Seattle. As someone coming from the bay/tried uji matcha in japan , TAZ offers some solid ceremonial grade matcha. Both the strawberry and earl grey matcha with oat milk we ordered were perfectly creamy and rich in matcha flavor. You can tell they use high quality matcha since they hand whisk each drink and there are many flavor options you can customize for your drink. Very traditional Japanese ambiance but seating and parking is limited as it is in downtown Seattle. I do have to say price is a bit expensive at around $9-10/cup but very well worth it given rising costs+ comparable to other cafe drinks in the area. I get this as a treat every so often. Servers are very friendly and great at explaining menu items and you can purchase matcha bowls, whisks and matcha powders in store as well. Must visit if you are a matcha connoisseur like me

    Apoorva N.

    Taz Matcha is THAT spot Tried their strawberry & mango matcha and both were unreal--fresh, flavorful, and not overly sweet (the way it should be). The staff was so warm and welcoming, and the space? Straight out of Japan

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    Sandra N.

    I believe the interior is japandi style, creating a minimalist and warm environment. Given that we went on a weekend, it was a bit overwhelming inside since it was crowded and small. Despite that, service was relatively quick. There are also two bathrooms, no code or key needed. Strawberry Matcha w/extra matcha and less sweet (~$10) - 4/5 I got the Chiran matcha which was earthy and creamy. The strawberry puree was slightly sweet and could have been tarter. I wish I got extra strawberry puree because before I knew it, only the matcha was left. Earl Grey Matcha - 5/5 Great balance and ratio of earl grey-matcha-and milk! The earl grey was subtle, not overpowering the matcha. If I had to choose between the earl grey and strawberry I would get the earl grey! Quality matcha, but would only come here if I was in the area. Great drinks, but not AMAZING!

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    We visited Cafe Hagen in Queen Anne on a Sunday morning. It was fairly quiet before 11 a.m., but it…read morefilled up quickly right after. They offer plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (note that pets are not allowed indoors). They have a great selection of hot brunch items, plus pastries and cakes. The whole place is modern and bright. The coffee tasting menu is unique, offering latte and espresso flights, and pour-overs. We tried the latte flight, which comes with four adventurous, creative flavors--including a miso latte! Overall, they were a bit on the sweet side for my taste, but very fun to try. The pour-over, however, was phenomenal: deep, rich, and full of berry notes. For food, we had: * Almond Croissant: Perfectly crispy on the outside. I loved that the filling was distributed all the way to the edges, so you get some in every single bite. * Chicken Avocado Salad: A wonderfully light meal featuring grilled chicken breast and a light dressing.

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