Foxfire Teas

9 reviews

(503) 288-6869

4605 NE Fremont St
Portland, OR 97213 45.5484 -122.6158

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Neighborhoods: Beaumont - Wilshire, Central northeast Neighbors Incorporated

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Foxfire Teas

Last updated 3.09.09

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In Short – From its rough-hewn wooden sign outside to the coolly chic interior, this tea shop strikes a balance between high class and homey. Light-blue walls are decorated with an all-white mural. Students and young professionals chat or work on laptops while sitting in the comfy upholstered chairs and dark-wood tables arranged around the central fireplace. Visitors enjoy black, white, green, herbal and oolong teas, plus coffee, beer, wine, scones, sandwiches and desserts.

User Reviews (9)

09/10/06

Excellent experience

by buckyarlington at Citysearch

This is one of the best secret places on Fremont. Quinn and Katherine know their trade exceptionally well and can point you in the right direction when it comes time for a great cup of tea. The location is open yet cozy and just feels good to be in.

Pros: Excellent selection and product knowledge

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05/03/06

Ruby Tuesday

by dawndelcastillo at Citysearch

Not only is this the best kept secret in Portland but on Wednesdays they have a psychic in house, sipping tea and waiting to talk to you. Fox Fire has amazing food, great tea, Stumptown coffe and great beer and wine.

come see for yourself why this place is Portland's best kept secret.

Pros: great owners, psychic readings, great selections

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06/29/05

sweet spot on a rainy day

by orangufan at Citysearch

I love this new addition to Beaumont Village. It's especially nice to visit on a drizzly day and sit by the fire with a pot of tea. I especially enjoy the smelling station, where I can smell each of the teas as I read about them on the menu. The owners are very nice, and extremely knowledgable about each of the teas (there must be at least 50 kinds - maybe more). Now that it's getting warm, I'm starting to experiment with having my favorite teas iced instead of hot. There's a nice little courtyard to sit in as well.