Tiny's Organic

My girlfriend and I were in Seattle for the day and went down to the market and explore. One of the many spots we visited was Tiny’s Organic, where you buy a cup and then you can taste all flavors and then fill up with your favorite. Price wasnt too bad personally, and the employees were very polite to us during our visit, definitely visiting again on another trip!

If you enjoy apple cider, this is a great place to try. Once you buy a cup, you can sample all the flavors then choose your favorite. The ciders are delicious.

Cider was decent but yeah way overpriced. I stopped at the stall because I saw a lavender flavor and was interested. I asked the man working if I could sample it and he said quite rudely that I could sample all the flavors if I bought a cup. I was a little taken aback but said sure, I'll buy the small size - in my mind, I thought no way would it be more than 5 or 6 dollars. Nope - it was almost 13!!! All the ciders were very very sweet, I feel like the flavors were artificial. Only good one was the "sour apple", which was just the flavor that tasted like real apple cider. Not worth what they charged at all, and they need to work on answering questions kindly, as the attitude alone is enough to make me not want to return.

Visited the stand at Pike Place and was so blown away by how good the apple cider was, we went back three more times to try their other flavors over the course of our visit. (HIGHLY recommend the cherry apple cider- personal favorite). The service was outstanding. I would definitely recommend swinging by and grabbing yourself an apple cider while you check out the market.

Overcharged! This vendor said my credit card "didn't go through" and he needed to run it again. Then he charged me for a larger size than I got. (He showed me the screen the 1st time - didn't show the screen the 2nd time)

Tried this cider at Pike St Market…tasted fine, but it’s way too expensive.

I wouldn't do business with Tiny's. You have no control over what comes with your CSA. They have some standout items, but the overall selection and quality in the boxes this year has been below average. Their customer service is deplorable if you have any concerns.

I sampled their wares at the Public Market and I got a cup of their apple-peach cider (twice!). I love that it's organic and it's sooooo delicious and refreshing.

If you see these red tents right in front of the Public Market you need to get a cup! There are free samples you can try and pour into your cup. They have cold cider and also warm cider. Tons of unique flavors and my favorite was the very flavorful lavender and strawberry! You could mix both of them as well and make a blend! The guys at this place were super nice and I was glad that they were open at night. But I think their hours are more focused on the morning crowds.

August 25, 2025 - Pike Place Market, Seattle The price of a small cup of cider ($11) threw me a bit at first, but when the staff explained that you get to sample as many of the cider flavors as you like, before you fill your cup, I was all in. You pay for your cup, then you self-serve your tastes. There were 11 or 12 cider flavors to sample, such as peach, strawberry, apple caramel, lavender, blackberry, raspberry, and more. I ended up mixing two flavors together for my cup. So fun!

If you are an apple cider lover, I'd definitely recommend stopping by Tiny's Organic at Pike and Pine. For $11.04, you can sample as many flavors of apple ciders as your heart desires. Although I thought this was a bit pricey, I will acquiesce that the ciders are all organic, and feature a ton of flavors made with locally grown apples and fruits including blackberry and cherry. My favorites were the lavender and peach, both of which pretty mild but the raspberry is a close runner-up as that tartness helps quench the thirst on a hot day. PS- They do not take cash, but they accept card and Apple Pay!

A fun stop if you're into apple cider. They offer a wide variety of flavored ciders, and the setup is pretty straightforward--you purchase an empty cup and can sample a few flavors before choosing which one to fill it with. We really liked the number of options available and ended up going with the blueberry and strawberry ciders, both of which were tasty and refreshing. Worth a visit if you're wandering through the market on a hot day.

SO. MANY. CIDERS. I went up to this stand with no prior knowledge of it, only the strong desire for something fresh after a lot of pastries and foods at the market. I ordered a 12 oz and got to sample every single cider available! It was both delicious and really fun. The staff were super friendly, giving me recommendations on cider and on places to go in the SeaTac area. Now, a cider discussion. I can't remember all the flavors off the top of my head, but I'll give a few standouts. First, classic apple. Why mess with a classic? Another great one was the cherry. Sweet and the perfect blend of the fruits. But after all my sampling, my favorite was the lavender. I'm not usually someone who goes for herbal flavors over fruity ones, but the lavender was a perfect balance to the natural sweetness of the apple. I wish I could have this every morning instead of coffee. Fantastic stop!

The staff was so friendly! Variety of hot ciders you can sample! They were all so delicious!!!! Cute little stand surrounded by plenty of beautiful sights and seats

APPLE CIDER HEAVEN!! They had 9 different apple cider flavors: Lavender, Pear, Cranberry, Cosmic Crisp, Peach, Blackberry and Cherry. For the hot flavors: Butter Rum, Cider N' Spice and Cosmic Crisp. You have the option of buying a 12oz or 16oz cup and you can fill up your cup as many times as your heart desires! What a deal! I thought I would have a favorite but all of the flavors were good! I would say my top 3 were Lavender, Blackberry and Butter Rum.

The raspberry was by far the best flavor, but the whole experience was very underwhelming because the cider wasn't very good.

Tiny's Organic is located in a prime location at Pike's Market. Locally organic apple cider. You buy a plastic cup from them. They have two sizes. I don't remember the ounces each. After purchasing the cup, you can sample as much and as many as you want. Then you can settle on one kind and fully fill up your cup. Put a lid on it, and that's your drink. All the flavors were delicious, especially the Peach, Pear, and Cherry. But, you really can't go wrong with any of them! It was close for us on the Peach and Pear. We settled on Pear. The service is nice and friendly.

It seemed like a tourist trap at first, but you get to taste all of the flavors before you choose one. I liked the hot lavender and cold peach ciders the most.

Quick and friendly service. I loved that we were allowed to try the different flavors and then fill up our cups with the flavor we enjoyed the most.

Good stop for some tasty organic apple cider in Pikes! They have a wide variety of flavors, and you can choose between 12oz or 16oz. They'll let you sample after you pay until you find the cider you want. The strawberry cider is my favorite! A little pricier for the cider, but it is organic and tastes fresh.

* on the sweeter side * has hot and cold drink options (prefer cold personally) 7/10

There's competing stands at pikes but this place is the bomb on all departments. For 12 u get a 16 oz cup to sample and eventually take home your flavor or mix of the best cider I've probably ever had of recent memory. Everyone was well sweetened and tasted super clean not diabetic at all. I made a Franken mix of the cider and I'd definitely buy a bottle if they ever sold some. Dude there was super solid and helped with a lot of my choices regarding my mix which didn't miss at all. Definitely a return next trip.

Ohhh my god. When you first start off with a cup, you can make your way down to sample all their flavors. By the time you reach the end of the last flavor, you'll get full. My favorite has to be the apple crisp and the peach crisp. It was so refreshing to enjoy on a hot day and the best part about it is that it's organic and has natural sugars. It is a bit pricey, but you can't get this anywhere else. This booth is located outside the street across from Beecher's.

I came across this stand while walking through Pike Place and bought some blackberry apple cider to cool down from the hot weather. If there's a line, it usually goes quite fast since it's mainly just pay, receive a cup, then fill your cup with the apple cider of choice. There were several options of apple cider from traditional, blackberry, peach, etc. The cider was pretty good and I could also taste the blackberry. It was also not too sweet which is perfect. It can be a bit pricey, but I might try this again if I happen to crave a cold drink and I'm in the area.

The apple cider here is the best I've had around. Super fresh and solid different fruity flavors it was hard to choose which one I wanted. It is a tad on the pricey side but I guess you pay for freshness. It was $8 for a 12 oz and $10 for a 16 oz. They let you sample all the apple ciders before filling the cup after you purchase a cup. Ended up picking the lavender apple cider since it was the most unique but you can't go wrong with any of them.

I'm fortunate to live fairly close to some apple orchards and, on my recent trip to Seattle's Pike Place Market, I stumbled upon Tiny's Organic. You'll easily spot their red tent set-up right in front of Beecher's Homemade Cheeses. They offer a handful of organic apple ciders and I tried: * Organic Apple Peach Cider * Organic Raspberry Apple Cider * mix of Peach and Raspberry Apple Ciders All three were delicious in my book: a bit tart, naturally sweet, and super cold! Yum! I'd gladly pay $6 a cup again (the cup was about 10-12 Oz).

Very good juice but as a local that lives across pike market there should be different prices for locals. Paying $8 for a small drink glass is a lot. I try to support local businesses but this is too much... maybe tourists will pay and it sad that Pike Market used to be a market for locals but now it's more prioritized for tourist.

This place is so goated, you can buy 1 cup and try all the flavors and keep getting as many refills as you want. I tried literally every flavor even the hot and they were all extremely tasty! My favorite was the Cherry Apple Cider. I definitely need more I cannot stop thinking of it!

It is pricey but the quality was amazing!! I'll be dreaming about the hot buttered cider.

I am a fan of Tiny's Organic cider! I love all their hot flavors! My favorite is the lavender and it was flavorful. The prices are steep though.

This is for the cider only. Five star product, minus a star for price. (I think I paid $12 for a 20oz?) It's nice they let you sample all the flavors. I tried them all, save the lavender, as I don't like floral things. They were all good, but my favorites were the cherry and plain. (I ended up getting the plain.) Despite the price, I probably will go back at least one more time before my trip is over because I enjoyed the cider that much.

Not a big fan. We got two of the traditional ciders and one cherry and none of us were real big fans of it and it's expensive.

Amazingly tasty and of course healthy. I ordered the lavender and it was perfect. Refreshing!

Oh so yummy! The drinks: we wandered around Pikes Place and Tinys caught our eye. It was a very warm day in Seattle and seeing the variety of fresh apple cider really looked delicious! After some wandering we came back for it. We got 2 larges. The man who sold it to us was so nice! He told us we could sample some or all so we could get the one we wanted. The flavors ranged from blackberry, cherry, peach, pear, original, and more! We opted to get an apple cider peach and an apple cider cherry. They were phenomenal! Super refreshing and full of flavor. The stand was adorable and had coders and fresh apples to purchase. The atmosphere: a cute little venue in Pikes Place! Get place to grab a drink (or apples) and explore more of the market! Will I come back? Yes!

Overcharged! This vendor said my credit card "didn't go through" and he needed to run it again. Then he charged me for a larger size than I got. (He showed me the screen the 1st time - didn't show the screen the 2nd time)

We happened upon Tiny's on a cold winter day on the Road flanking the Pike Place produce area. Not sure if it s a new spot or just opportunistic...either way it worked well! We needed something warm for the little gents and low and behold, this place appears with three options of hot apple cider. Butter rum, spiced and original were laid before the gents and original was selected. It was $5 for 8oz, but only $7 for 16 oz which was more than enough for three little guys. The dude working was nice enough to give us a couple small cups so we could avoid the fights that would ensue! The cider was good, the service as expected and they response - predictably delighted! Next time it's cold and you find yourself at the market...Treat yo self!

The cider here is delicious, we really enjoyed all 3 flavors and purchased some of each. Small stand at the market, but ideal when you need some refreshments after browsing the busy area it was just right. Service was great, prices a bit high, but given the flavors and quality of their drinks it was worth the occasional splurge.

I am a sucker for free samples. I am one of those obnoxious shoppers who will loop around a store a number of times and pretend to be extremely interested in whatever free samples you have laid out. I will ask questions. I will do my "woah - amazing" face when I eat said free sample. I will ask how much the item is - making you think I am serious about said item. I will then tell you I am off to do some shopping and I will definitely purchase said item. Then I will loop around the store some more and return to your free sample booth and repeat my whole "free sample" routine. I will sometimes do this 4 or 5 times. That's how lame I am. And how passionate I am about free samples. I think I learned the whole routine from my mom. But yeah I'm a sucker for free samples. So when I stumbled upon the free fruit samples at Tiny's Organic fruit stall at Pike Place Market this past week, my friend and I went crazy. We began sampling the free samples of Pluots. They were divine. Juicy and succulent with a taut skin. Then we moved onto the Donut Peaches. Sweet. Perfectly ripe. We slowly made our free sampling rounds around Tiny's small fruit stall. Suddenly, one of the guys behind the stall asked us question. "Who was Snow White's sister?" My friend and I both looked at each other confused. Our cheeks full of free fruit samples. The guy explained. "I'm doing a crossword and I had no idea she even had a sister...." And so I pulled out a genius move and brought out my Iphone and Googled it. Smiling, I proudly announced - "Rose Red!" We all began to talk. As we talked, my friend and I continued to sample the fruit. Hoping the clerks would be too enthralled in our dazzling conversation to notice our ambitious freebie free-for-all. Noticing the empty sample plates - we finally relented and decided to buy some fruit. We went all out - and the guys behind the counter even picked them out for us. Each fruit was ready to be eaten. And the cost was so reasonable. We found a nearby bench and proceeded to messily eat all of the fruit. Restless, we decided to revisit the stall to see if any more free samples were out. Our eyes became big as we noticed a fresh plate of Pluots. We began the feeding frenzy again. While we toothpicked Pluot after Pluot wedge into our mouth we began to joke around with the guys about our free-sampling ways and they laughed it off - as they watched us continue to empty their incredible free fruit plates. The fruit was just too amazing. We suddenly looked down again at the bare fruit plate. My friend and I both looked at each other - sheepishly and then at the fruit clerk: His eyes widened: "You know that was like five whole Pluots you just ate!" And so we proceeded to buy even more fruit for our trip to The Gorge - in between learning about Tiny's Organic as a business. If you make it out to Pike Place Market - go to Tiny's. Ignore the other countless stands and make your way here. The fruit is by far the most delicious fruit I have ever tried. And the staff are genuinely passionate about making sure people are happy with their fruit and are excited to educate you about it. And best of all they will encourage you to free sample away (see picture on business profile of the evidence)

Tiny's Organic has two locations at the Market, one outside at Pine St and Pike Pl. The inside location is near the flower vendors towards Stewart Street. Depending upon the season is the type of fruits and vegetables offered from their East Wenatchee Washington farm. The biggest draw to their stand is their apple cider, which you can try prior to selecting your option. There is usually a few flavored options; however, I personally enjoy their original hot cider. Expect to pay $5+ depending upon size.

Some of the best apple cider I've ever had with many flavor options. Very refreshing to have while walking around Pikes Place market. If you order a cup they will let you sample any of the drinks and fill your cup up youself. They also take credit cards but have a minimum purchase requirement. I wish they sold a variety pack in bottles that I could take them home. I loved multiple ciders and it was hard for me to choose one.

01/15/2014 I'm fed up with Tiny's Organic. I just receive notice from Yelp that Tiny's had several of my photos removed. Apparently they don't want it's customers to know the truth about what they actually give you. I posted a picture once a week for 20 weeks of the boxes I received. I included everything, including the rotten lettuce I received 3 times, and the bag of basil with someones disgusting bloody bandaid in it. Since Tiny's is apparently trying to hide this from you, I would like to offer to email those pics to anyone who would like to see them. Just contact me via Yelp. On that note, I removed the rest of my photos because if Tiny's isn't willing to let you see the bad, then I'm not helping them by showing the good. Don't bother buying from Tiny's! They are a shady outfit.

The results are out. If you watch FoodInc, read Fast Food Nation or study any health magazine, all point to eating more local, fresh, organic produce. Where is the best place to start? Tiny's Organic Produce. They have the best local produce in Washington. This is an organic farm out of East Wenatchee with the most delicious organic produce around. They have the best apples, nectarines, peaches, pluots, plums, strawberries, cherries and many more fruits. They also produce tons of vegetables: tomatoes, eggplant, cucumbers, leafy greens. They are nearly all the local farmer's markets and Pike's Place Market or you can buy from their CSA program where you get your own box of the freshest produce every week.

The only type of booth I saw for tiny's organic was their apple juice, and being the only place that sold drinks for $6, we bought their peach apple juice. They had about 4 different flavors and it was nice tasting at first, but a little sour so it was hard to drink it all.

Their apple pear is SO GOOD. I'm usually volunteering nearby and decided to grab some cider here one day...great decision.

Smoothies! Yum!! There was only one flavor available the day I was there, but it wasn't too expensive, and it was quite tasty. The woman behind the table making the smoothies was really nice as well and a pleasure to talk to. I wish there were more choices than just one, but the one they had was pretty darn good.

Tiny's, oh Tiny's Whither thy waxen boxes And heavy-footed henchmen? Have they returned to the earth Or just turned to other partners, Leaving us legumeless And bereft of beet greens. For a year--or slightly less-- We ate your fruit and gorged on persimmon and pluots, butter lettuce and baby gourds. And even in winter, you brought Shivering roots to our door. Alas, your delivery 'tis no more. And your subscription service, While never cheap, has now grown mean and poor.

Ugh. So many beets. We got a 4 week trial and, while the quality of the produce was good, the selections were mostly awful. I'm open to trying a bunch of things, but I do sort of expect that I will not have to go to the store that week for vegetables to have with dinner. Unfortunately I had to do just that. Last week our large box contained, as it does every week so far, beets (I fancy myself a good cook but I can only do so much with beets), plus like a pound of Italian parsley, two apples and like five pounds of pears. The newsletter inside said we were supposed to get potatoes but apparently they ran out and we got double pears instead. Needless to say, I had to go to the grocery store that same day because I had nothing for dinner. After our trial were switching to another service that lets you see in advance what your box will have in advance, make substitutions if you like and set permanent exemptions. No more beets ever. Sold!

I love this service so far! I pick up my bag weekly, at a reasonably convenient location, and then I don't have to shop for days. It's awesome. If you eat a lot of veggies and fruit, you'll be set. Just be prepared to try a few new things, like dandelion greens.... which turned out to be seriously tasty with the Roasted Garlic Dressing recipe they provided! The fruit has been incredible, we just had the first local apples of the season and I swear they were the best apples I have ever tasted. Knowing they didn't come from New Zealand is a bonus too.

Organic deliciousness. Food that tastes like real food! We purchased a 5 week trial through one of the many, many deals sites around the 'net. It was fantastic, the food was fresh and delicious, and we got to try produce that we wouldn't normally purchase. Sometimes that worked out, I am now obsessed with leeks. Other times, not so much.... dandelion greens and I will never be friends. They are a weed I try to stamp out of my yard, not food. Always, it was an adventure and we can't wait for this season to start up! For 2 people the small bag is more than we can eat, but I have learned how to get creative with soups, sauces, and freezing, so when we are out of the growing season I just have to stick my head in the freezer and pull out delicious local produce. We had one glitch during our 5 weeks, they were short a bag one week. Customer service was great, said they would drop a bag off at our house the next day or give us credit for the farmer's market near our house.

Tiny's Organic is a great CSA option for fruit lovers. Tiny's orchards grow marvelous fruit, some of the best in the area: peaches, nectarines, apples, plums and pears. Veggies, not as much variety but they have interesting cucumber and heirloom tomatoes. Every delivery includes an entertaining newsletter with updates on how the crops are coming along and tales of the travails of farming. It's very charming. If you love fruit, making jam or drinking smoothies; this CSA is a good option for you.

I signed up for a 5-week trial and really enjoyed the suspense of picking up the box every Wednesday. Tiny's CSA got me to try Delicata squash (which is DELICIOUS, even better than Acorn!), Leeks (they're great with potatoes!) and Golden Beets (I finally like beets!). The food was all good quality, included some high-end items, and the mix was quite fruit-heavy (fruit is expensive). I think this would be a great program for some people. However, it doesn't quite work for me. The pickup location is 1.5 miles from my house and has no parking, so I had to organize a ride to wait for me outside the location so that I didn't have to walk home with a box. I understand that Tiny's now delivers, but we live inside a locked apartment building. The size of the box was also curious. I'm not sure if we just eat a lot, but a Large box only lasted this family of two for 5 days. Some of the food also rotted within those 5 days, which could just be our moldy Seattle location. I'm giving Tiny's 4 stars because I think that the negatives are probably more about my family's situation than Tiny's. If you're looking to try a CSA, I would recommend this farm.

Delicious drink freshly squeezed from their locally planted berries - three options: strawberry peach, blueberry as well as blackberry. The owner was kind enough and let us try all three flavors. While all of them were fruity and refreshing, I found myself liked the blueberry one the most - though on the sweeter side, the slight touch of sourness really made the whole taste well balanced. If you are not a big fan of juice, get some berries instead and you would not at all be disappointed!

Excellent Apple cider! There was 4 options and we were able to taste them all before making our mind. Thank you for such a great experience! :)

wow, this is a farm that really doesn't give two shits, isn't it? i bought the living social deal to try the csa since i belonged to one a couple of years ago for a couple of years and over time was dissatisfied with the quality of the food and so much was coming from california. but i eat organic and local and this seemed like a great deal and might inspire me to join up. so i got the deal and it looks like it's a tiny box which is fine. but they have had my name misspelled from the get go and every week i correct my name on the sign out sheet and every week it's misspelled again. strike #1. if you can't pay enough attention to me to correct my name, shame on you. then the selection sucks. i mean really sucks. this week i got 3 bags of pears, one bunch of beets, one bunch of chard, nectarines and plums. that's HALF my box in pears. strike #2. i don't even like pears, but i'll eat 4 of them because i know they're good for me. but what the hell am i gonna do with 3 bags and where are the rest of the veggies??? 2 veggies and 5 bags of fruit, and the last 2 were similar. strike #3. plus, in 5 weeks there has been zero lettuce. i then got an email saying how much it means to these fucks that i tried their csa and they want me to sign up and pay for that shit. no sir. i can get local, organic produce at fred meyer and whole foods without having my expectations dashed with every trip.

We are a family of 3 (two veggie and fruit loving adults, 1 fruit loving toddler) that cooks almost all our meals from scratch. So we should be the ideal target for a CSA. However, we found the SMALL fruit and veggie bag to be too much for our family's needs, to the point where some of the produce would rot before we got to eat it. And since you get the same thing week after week, the problem just gets worse over time. Part of the problem is that the ratio of fruits to veggies is too heavy in favor of the fruits. The second problem is that it isn't your standard CSA types of veggies--no zucchini, squash, etc.--but just leeks, greens, huge bags of sage, and unripe tasteless tomatoes. The plums, pears, and tomatoes were often not ripe, which was frustrating at the beginning. In fact, the tomatoes went bad before they were ripe. What was really sad to me is that we never got peaches. I LOVE Tiny's peaches at the Farmer's Market. Why they are not in the bag with the giant apples and plums and endless pears is beyond me. Overall problems: unripe fruit and tomatoes, too much fruit, not enough veggie variety, and the same produce week after week.

Tiny's has the best stone fruits I've ever had and the staff really knows their stuff. Whenever I go to a farmer's market I look over all the different peaches and plums and pluots and I always go back to Tiny's, which is generous with their delicious samples so I know which donut peaches and Flavor King pluots to get.

AcK! I used this service about two years ago and it was fantastic. It really forces you to use vegetables and fruits that you wouldn't normally buy. Fast-forward to 'now' when I'm moving to a more suburban/rural place and looking to get my market fix and POOF! No more delivery! Sure, they offer half a dozen spots to pick the stuff up but it's almost all in the city! How many people can this be useful to now? Oh, Tiny's.. it hurts so much to love you....