Where to find real tea, decent sausages and a Sunday roast that would pass muster back home, all around Seattle. It's built from nearly a decade of homesick shopping trips (and a fair few disappointments in the “international” aisle).
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Shop, bakery and restaurant in one, with the Three Lions pub next door. Tea, biscuits, sweets and a deli counter, so you can stock the cupboard and have a pie while you're at it.
The British Pantry
Whole-animal butcher using meat from Washington farms. This is where to go when supermarket sausages just won't do, and they also deliver monthly butcher boxes to Seattle and the Eastside.
Beast and Cleaver
The international aisle is hit and miss, but it's the easiest place to grab biscuits, tea and the odd bar of chocolate without a special trip.
World Market Redmond
Beast & Cleaver's British pub on Ballard Ave. Scotch eggs, proper pies and a Sunday roast, for when you'd rather someone else cooked your taste of home.
