
heytea (Bellevue Bravern)
700 110th Avenue Northeast Suite 192, Bellevue, WA 98004
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Washington has three HEYTEA stores, one in Seattle and two across the lake in Bellevue and Redmond. Seattle and Bellevue are both among the highest rated in the country, and the Redmond store is the newest of the three with barely any reviews behind it yet.
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700 110th Avenue Northeast Suite 192, Bellevue, WA 98004
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16595 Redmond Wy Suite# 165, Redmond, WA 98052
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910 John Street Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98109
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DirectionsPrices, calories and sizes for all 39 items, the same list every Washington shop pours.

The Seattle store sits in South Lake Union on John Street, which puts it in the middle of the tech office district rather than in a shopping area. It holds 4.9 stars across more than 600 reviews.
Bellevue is in The Bravern on 110th Avenue Northeast, an upmarket retail complex a short walk from downtown Bellevue. At 4.8 stars across more than 800 reviews it is the busiest of the three by a clear margin.
Redmond opened recently and has a handful of reviews behind it. A rating built on that few opinions tells you almost nothing, and it will move as more people order.
All three sit on the Seattle side of the state. Nothing east of the Cascades has a HEYTEA yet, and Spokane, Tacoma and Vancouver are all currently unserved.
Seattle and Bellevue between them cover the two ends of the local market. One is an office-hours store that empties in the evening and one is a weekend retail store, which is worth knowing if you plan to arrive at an odd time.
The weather here argues for the hot side of the menu more than most markets do. Tea Lab drinks are served hot as well as iced, and the roasted oolong builds suit a cold day better than the fruit range does.
For a cold order, the Oolong Cold Brew at $6.50 is the cheapest way in and the most honest test of how well a shop brews, since it has no milk or cap to hide behind.
Prices match the rest of the country. What varies between these three is which parts of the seasonal board they are carrying at any given time.