A primo new spice emporium in Menlo Park.

Where to buy huge, plump, moist, fragrant Tahitian beans.

For bulk spices The Spice House — one on Central St. in Evanston; one on Wells St. in the city. — is wonderful. for tea I kind of like the Argo outlets. There’s one on Armitage.

was breathtaking. Full of chunks of potato, long simmered peppers and unrecognizable scrotal tenderness, generously spiced, acrunch with minute dals, the vegetable curry excited the palate and brought forth sighs of bliss....

's and The Spice House also sell on line.

I’ve found ras el hanout and other blends at House of Spice in Kensington.

spices in bulk, which means you can buy as little or much as you need. You might check out places like The Spice House (thespicehouse.com), Penzy’s, and Whole Foods (among many other places). THe former two are on-line and...

I, too, have used Penzey’s for several years, but less so recently. I found the spices from The Spice House (Owned by Bill Benzy’s sister and her husband) are just as fresh and a bit less expensive. I also like The...

Jeez, I don’t know what to say. Maybe buy your spices elsewhere (online, I suggest SpiceHouse.com), and, BTW, it’s not about toasting to restore the spices or chilies to their former glory, it’s about enhancing...

My go to stores for higher quality spices are: House of Spice in Kensington Market The Spice Trader on Queen Street West edit Spice trader has an online webpage if you want to checkout the selection.

Just curious if anyone knows any good stores to pick up indian spices in the Santa Monica / West LA area. Cheers

Anyone tried Spices!, 294 Eighth Ave (@ Clement), SF 415-752-8884. Szechuan/Chinese, L/D, $, MC/V. From the SF Bay Guardian Aug 6-12, 2003 Vo.37.No.45, "Spices! has an exclamation point for a reason: its Chinese food, mainly...

Try Jon’s, a local supermarket chain specializing in eastern european goodies. They have a nice selection of house packaged spices at excellent bulk-rate prices.

Portuguese cooking uses the same spices as other mediterranean or European cuisines. Are you looking for a spice mix à la Club House? I guess the only specifically Portuguese "spice" I can think of is molho de piri piri...

and the vegetable soup with a piece of papadam arrived on the table. Ofcourse, "On the house." I never had such good soup. I am not a food critic who could explain it in detail but it was just wonderful. There is no explanation....