Pike Place Market option for casual Indian food such as samosas & wraps, plus specialty beverages.
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Saffron Spice – Pike Place Market
Saffron Spice seeks to take you on a culinary discovery of Indian food … Seattle, WA 98101 ( Map It ). P: (206) 682-2593 · Email. Business Hours.
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Amy Reed
Our three wraps were great. The fillings were generous and delicious. One of the wraps was made for someone with dietary restrictions and they compensated with other ingredients. We were really happy!
… moreJojo
Guys behind the register are super nice, they have some top tier samosas, the veggie samosa especially. Dont forget the sauces because that makes it! Not a bad place to stop if visiting or if you work in the area and didnt bring your lunch.
… moreErowid Spark
Tucked away inside the food court on the left when entering Pike Place Market (by the fish market), Saffron Spice is my Samosa spot in Seattle on every visit! Staff is friendly and courteous always, the food is delicious and I could not recommend this place more. Give them a try!
… moreArpan Pathak
Best beef and chicken samosa I’ve ever had.
Tamarind chutney is perfectly balanced with a hint of Camphor. Mint chutney is spot on.
… moreTamarind chutney is perfectly balanced with a hint of Camphor. Mint chutney is spot on.
C B
Solid Samosas. Tried every one they had, must get the spicy green sauce too. Tad pricey but the food is delicious.
… moreStefanie Roesch
One of two locations, I’ve never been to the one by SeaTac but the pike place is market staple. I often order the butter chicken with Naan to go. I left Seattle in April 2025, after giving birth to my son and having SEVERE difficulty finding employment (300+ job interviews canceled out after they were scheduled in 3 years) but I still miss saffron spice, ghost alley, bagel bop, and many other pike place staples.
… moreAmner Sosa
Although the service was quick, the price to food quality ratio was low. If the final price of the wrap hadn’t added an additional $4 to the listed price, then you would be eating what you paid for. However, I cannot in good conscious recommend the food for its final price.
… moreMary
My favorite place to get samosas in the world lol. It always makes my day to go there. The lady there is always so nice and friendly even when they’re having a hard time with the lack of business because of Covid. Come on everyone out there let’s give them a hand and shop there to make sure they make it until the tourists come back.
… morePatrick Trisna
The vegetable samosa was some of the best I’ve had. The pastry was light and flaky. The potato filling was oh so fluffy. One improvement might be the sauce – the mint sauce could do with more punch
… morelaurio jenah
My husband and I live in Alaska but pass through Seattle pretty often. Every time we do, we grab a few veggie samosas from here. The beef and chicken are OK, but the veggie ones hit the spot for us. Over the last 5-6 years we’ve always had such a great experience, and the people working are nice normally. There were a few times we encountered a woman who didn’t have the greatest attitude but when she’s not there everyone is super nice haha.
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