Savory Spice Shop OKC

I have to admit this place makes it fun to shop for spices. Sugar, spice, and everything nice. My kids and I went here by chance and will be back soon.

This is a great place to shop for gift sets. Of course, I had to buy some of the special spices myself. They also carry different flavors of hot chocolate and various flavors to put in your cup of coffee. Lots to select from if you are a meat lover. All kinds of different meat rub flavors and seasonings. I like to bake and there was various extract flavors that caught my eye. I also bought the Mt. Elbert All Purpose Seasoning. It is delicious with guacamole and I sprinkle it on the veggies to give them a bit of flavor also. They also carry kitchen gadgets and cookbooks. The staff is very helpful and the store is very clean. You can also sample a spice mix if you like. When you visit the store, take your time, and enjoy the smell and the flavors. It is a great place to shop and add to your kitchen pantry!

My favorite place to go when visiting OKC. MY boyfriend and I cook alot and we love to get flavors from the different spices. We have made a deal that everytime we go we will get a few new spices to add to the collection. The owners are super nice and remember us when we come in all the way from Tulsa!

This place is cool. It wouldve gotten 5 stars if they weren’t so pricey. I had half a mind to save my money and just go to the spice market in Istanbul.

I will never buy spices anywhere else again! This place is well-​organized and feels so local. The product is good, the little spice jars are nice, and there are a hundred things here you can’t get other places. I need to be restrained so that I don’t buy 10 kinds of salt. The staff is knowledgable and very helpful, and don’t pressure you into anything. If you sign up for emails, you’ll get discounts and free stuff. Check out their ad in Edible OKC!

I’d give Able and Debra 6 stars if I could! Best spices available in Oklahoma City! Massive assortment of spices, herbs, and blends. I particularly love their barbecue rubs. Give them a try!

My wife stopped here on her birthday after wanting to visit for a while. The manager invited her to choose one spice mix in a small bottle as a free birthday gift! She browsed the whole place and bought two large bottles of other spice mixes too.
You can smell or sample any of the selections here, and they have everything arranged not only by flavor groupings but also geography and culinary use. Such a playground for home cooks!
Must try: ghost pepper sea salt! Excellent on popcorn.
Watch the shop’s Twitter & Facebook for weekly specials and flavor voting.

I’ve been to Savory just a couple times, but what a great little shop. The sales people are extremely helpful without being pushy or hovering. The selection is unreal, and the spices are always very fresh. There are quite a few things they carry that I haven’t been able to find anywhere else. I love the loyalty program they offer, which gives you a free spice bottle during your birthday month. The website is great, too. It has a very straightforward way to order and pay online with in-​store pickup. I will definitely be back over and over again.

They have spice.
The spice is nice.
If needed, ask the employees for advice.
They will entice.
With all of that spice. (Dang it, now I’m repeating myself)
It’s great on… Rice? (Eh…)
They’re also quite nice. (The people, not the spice. Although the spice is also quite nice. As previously mentioned)
This should suffice.
But let’s talk about price.
Okay I’m out of rhymes.
So the prices are not terribly unreasonable. I wouldn’t qualify anything in the store as being «cheap» per se. A number of basic spices/​seasonings are overpriced as all get-​out, but the specialty blends are not exorbitant. The ability to taste/​snort the spices/​seasonings prior to purchase is a nice touch to ensure that you won’t leave with something you wouldn’t enjoy eating/​snorting. Disclaimer: I shouldn’t have to add this clarification, but… You shouldn’t snort the spices/​seasonings.
They have some great deals included with their gift sets. I don’t know if it’s included in all of them though. For example, the Oklahoma gift set (including 8 bottles of Oklahoma-​ish spices) included a coupon to get $ 5 off our next purchase of $ 10 of spice and/​or stuff. That’s nifty.
Oh right: verify that the prices are accurate before you swipe. For example, the aforementioned Oklahoma gift set rang up as $ 40-​something after tax, although the chalkboard showed that it was $ 33 (or $ 35 after tax). Excellent customer service is excellent, and she corrected it when I pointed it out. But still, worth paying attention to.
No Keep It Local OK accepted, although they do accept the other one. The expensive one. The Oklahoma City Rewards… thingie…
Also, something about he who controls the spice controls the universe…

This is one of my favorite stores in OKC, it’s an absolute cook’s/foodies/food lovers paradise. They have every spice you could ever need. I love to buy their .5 or 1 oz. sizes of new spices to try out.
The staff are always very friendly and willing to offer suggestions on what to try, and even the labels of the spices offer unique ideas of ways to incorporate them into your dishes. I find the organization of the store very cool — the spices are arranged by genre I guess you’d call it. They offer rewards too, and I am a sucker for rewards. Might as well get rewarded for things you’re going to buy anyway, no?
I buy all my spices (and salt, and infused sugars, and extracts, and, ok you get the point) here and you totally should too.

This place is great. I went in looking for something specific and came out with a better understanding of the spice in question. The lady that helped me told me about how she uses the spice to improve gut health. She also suggested another spice for another dish I was considering doing that weekend. I love that they sold me on something I wasn’t looking for and yet I felt great about it.
Super helpful, friendly, they have tasters and good weekend hours.

I’m new-​ish to Oklahoma City and needed a place to pick up some spices for an Indian dish. Savory Spice Shop had exactly what I needed. The staff was friendly and helped me find what I was looking for and got me back on my way. I’ll definitely be returning.

Friendly staff. Well stocked. I usually pick up pickling spices, jerk and phở seasonings and then impulse buy my way through the rest of the store.
But don’t take my word for it, try it for yourself.

Great place to go for exotic, gourmet or hard to find spices and mixtures. They grind and mix blends on-​site as well as offer cooking classes.
I attended a class with a friend. We both had a great time, and got to hangout with some pretty fun people.
The staff is friendly and knowledgable. PLUS they allow you to smell, taste the various spices, fair warning, some will knock you out.
If you love being a home cook, who an adventurous palette, try the Savory Spice Shop!

I will never purchase spices anywhere else. The owner is always right in the shop and is full of wisdom! This is a family owned shop and that is how they treat their customers. They are always willing to spend as much time as possible to make sure everyone I cook for will enjoy each dish! If you are looking to up your cooking game, this is the place to come!

I came into Savory Spice with 2 things in mind. Able greeted me and I told him what I was looking for.
The first thing was steak spice. He let me smell/​taste 5 different spices, it was a tough choice between the coffee, cayenne and Hudson for me, but I got the Hudson. I must say, I used the spice last night and it made the best steak I’ve ever had, so delicious and flavorful! The spice was already packaged in a container for around $ 5, but you can choose several different sizes.
The second thing I was looking for was a pumpkin spice for some specialty cookies I make. He had it and it smelt amazing! Can’t wait to try it.
Looking forward to trying some new things as well, if you have time, definitely stop and check out this hidden gem.

This place has a ton of organic spices, herbs, and other baling and cooking needs. You can get a large jar of raw honey for a lot cheaper than you can at sprouts or other stores.
My daughter is allergic to nightshades and I needed to find a seasoning mix without any peppers. they were very helpful each time I have been there and helped me find something that works. I have been pleased every time. Some of my favorites are the Herbes de Provence seasoning salt, Tarragon Shallot Citrus seasoning, and Capital Hill seasoning. The Fine Alderwood Smoked sea salt is pretty bomb too.

Yes.
tl;dr:
*Amazing service
*Pure spices, no generic additives (more on that in the review)
*Fair pricing (more on that somewhere below)
*Ability to taste and smell before you buy
*‘Rarer’ spices
If you cook often and enjoy incorporating new flavors and pure tastes in your food, SSP is your place. Formulating words to explain its greatness is giving me trouble and making me feel inadequate. Here we go, anyway.
You’d be hard-​pressed to find a shop with friendlier service than SSP. The gals who work there are immensely informative and knowledgeable about their products. They work with your flavor preferences, and steered both my boyfriend and I in the right direction for our very opposite tastes. They don’t try to sell you the most expensive things they have or prod you to buy large quantities. They genuinely want you to like what you’re buying and purchase whatever quantity you choose.
One of the best things about SSP is that for nearly every spice, there is a container of it just for tasting. Shake a bit onto your palm and either lick it off (if you have no shame like my boyfriend) or use your opposite finger. Ya know, whatever ya want. You can also open the larger jars to get a good smell of it (except for the really intense spices, such as things with ghost peppers). Know what you’re getting before you buy it! I think it is really great of them to allow tasting, using their own products just to ensure their customers are completely pleased with their purchase.
While I always thought I would love this place, I was hesitant about going because I thought it would be so, so expensive. In reality, it’s not. I left the shop with 4 spices and a snack (dried corn) for $ 24. Looking at it does appear to be a lot, but there are two things to remember when it comes to these spices:
1.) Since they are pure spices with no extra filler ingredients, you use LESS than you normally would with generic Wal-​Mart spices. So don’t pile it all on. It’s recommended to use a third of what you normally would.
2.) Because somewhat of the above point, you’re getting ‘more for less’ when it comes to these spices. Greater flavor for just as much money or a little more. It depends on the spice and ingredients, of course. Each spice has the cost for however many ounces you buy of it!
And yes, yes. There are tons and tons and tons of spices. Most of them are things I’ve never heard of. Not fancy names for a spice I’ve had, no. Not only that, but a ton of the spices are either nonexistent in other places in OK, or only spices you would find in specialty stores.
Last but not least, you get a free bag (I want to say 2oz? Maybe 4.) of whatever spice you like on your birthday month! Since that is August for me, I am very pleased.

This place won me over within my first visit. I love to cook, & spices are essential to my dishes. To find a locally owned spice shop that grinds their spices daily with unsurpassed freshness, this has brought happiness to my kitchen & added more flavor to our food.
One of the co-​owners, Able, is one of the friendliest, most laid-​back people I have encountered. He is always so kind & helpful. He goes out of his way to make sure each customer is taken care of.
One of my favorite things about this place is if you already have the glass container for your spice, they will measure out a bagged refill for you. This not only saves money, but it also is a great way to reuse your spice containers!
My spice loyalty lies with this wonderful little shop, I will continue to return & refill!

I *may* be a little biased, but in all fairness, this Western Ave District boutique spice shop is just what the doctor ordered. You can buy spices in as small as ½ ounce increments if you like (for very reasonable prices), and the 400 different items in the store will leave your culinary curiosity piqued, if not totally satisfied.
The staff and owners are friendly and welcoming. So glad they’re here!