If you like fresh seafood, quirky stores, farmers markets, fresh ingredients, and great views, this is the place for you! Hope you have a great sense of direction, this place is like a maze to get through! Multiple levels, stairways, halls, and corners to navigate. Really the only reason I didnt give it 5 stars is that things are hard to find.

What an awesome fish and flower market. It was so fun to go through and see all the beautiful flowers. Good price too. And the fish....Oh My. Wish we lived here. I would have fresh fish every day and beautiful flowers for my table. If you are visiting. This is a must see stop.

Who doesn’t stop by the pike place market if you are in Seattle. If you are worry about parking, across the market, there is a target. Free 2 hours parking once you purchase $20. So much to do here and so much delicious food. Go in the market and buy some flowers was definitely another thing to do here.

Absolutely fabulous place. I ate at the Lookout Cafe and it was fantastic clean, great view (if you snag a table) of Puget Sound and delicious hamburger. Fries were fresh from the fryer too. So many stalls and quality crafts and locally grown flowers, honey and of course FISH! Many items are made to take on a plane or have adaptable packaging for travel.

A fun and vibrant Market experience. Fish throwing, friendly vendors and great prices. Lots of food options which you can enjoy at the waterfront tables or indoors. Right together with Post Alley and the gum wall. Lots of local lure in one spot.

Very touristy, but super fun place to visit while in town. Fish throwing is a great experience, but its been different since Covid. I had the best fish tacos of my life here! Just know that everything closes early during the week, including the bathrooms. First Starbucks always has a long line, so I suggest getting your picture in front of Starbucks and getting coffee from another cute local coffee shop. There is a fun one directly down the stairs on your way to bubblegum alley.

The great ambience in here will make you stay longer than you’ve planned. The market is colorful and beautiful. The people are nice, and the foods are so good. You can go to the first ever Starbucks as well. It’s very close to the market. Must visit!

This is one of the my favorite places in America to go, hands down. Whats not to love? The shops are full of wonderful personalities, and in every nook and cranny theres something unique and different. Being able to purchase the catch of the day from the best fishermen in the Pacific Northwest is an honor and a privilege. Theres no way to visit Pike Place Market without making beautiful memories.

Great place to visit for fun, shopping and fish. Grab a drink at multiple restaurants. See the first Starbucks across the street. Have fish thrown at your head, for a purchase or donation to a local elderly home.

This was my second visit to the Pike Place Market in 5 years, and it did disappoint. We arrived on a Saturday around 11:30am and by that time parking was few and far between. We drove around for about 30 minutes before we finally found somewhere to park. I’d highly recommend parking several blocks away from the market, as closer parking to the Market is extremely expensive. We saw parking as high as $45 across the street from the Market. We ended up parking a few blocks down for $12.It was a nice partially sunny day in Seattle, so the Market was very crowded. There is an awesome variety of stores, and you could literally spend all day here window shopping, eating, and buying some unique finds. The Pike Place Fish Market had a lot of fresh fish, and if you stick around long enough, you can see the workers toss the fish back and forth behind the counter. There were lots of bakeries that offered unique baked goods such as Cinnamon twist donuts, Texas sized Apple Fritters, Chocolate Chip Cream Cheese Cinnamon Rolls, Raspberry Bear-Claws, and more. The Flower shops sold a nice variety of fresh cut fall flowers, and eatery’s had staff standing near offering some tasty samples. If you are a fan of Art, there are tons of art stores that sold individual art pieces. Jewelry stores in the market sold everything from Native Indian works, Sterling silver, beaded jewelry, hand-crafted jewelry, and more. There was even a store that sold comic books and rare trading cards. I’m sure they have just about everything you’re looking for in this Market.The bathrooms were very clean; however, I was not a fan of the ½ sized doors on the bathroom stalls in the ladies room. If you like Starbucks, the original Starbucks store is here in the market as well. The line to go inside of the Starbucks was about 50+ people long on my visit, so we opted to skip it. They also have the famous GUM wall here as well. I am a bit of a germaphobe so I looked at the wall from a distance. My kids found it entertaining though. We spent roughly 3 hours at the Market just window shopping and exploring, and for the first time in history my 9yo son was not bored once.If you plan on buying anything at the market, I’d highly recommend bringing both cash and credit card with you. Some vendors will not take cash due to Covid, while other vendors will take credit cards, but they will also charge you a service fee on top of your purchase for using your credit card.I highly recommend a trip to the Market if you’re in the Seattle area. It’s definitely a unique experience you won’t find anywhere else.

This place was not what I expected. It was huge!! Reminded me of being in London somehow with so many different shops. Flowers were stunning and so many choices of food and hand made items. The produce looked gorgeous!! Worth the visit for sure!!

Love love love this market! A must see when you are in Seattle! Local vendors selling crafts, fresh seafood, baked goods and sooooo much more. Right along the water front giving you beautiful views to sit and take it all in. Dont forget to see the very first Starbucks.

So much to see and cheap flowers for sale for days! Ten and twenty dollar 💐Theres an upper/main floor and downstairs. Masks required.

It’s located right on waterfront. Lots of vendors including flowers, crafts, food, fish. The flowers vendors are in huge amount with fresh amazing smelling flowers at affordable price. Nice to stroll around and purchase various items. Visit in morning to avoid the crowd. The farmers market tend to close down around 4-5 depending on the day but I did notice the pack up starts around 4 on most days.

The market is lively and has tons of variety - seafood, fresh fruits / vegetables, international fare, offerings from a range of artists, the largest Bob Ross socks assortment Ive ever seen and much, much more. The famous gum wall is right nearby as is the much lesser known World Famous Free Range Psychic Chicken. Oh, and yes - its also where they throw the fish!

Fun place to explore and buy fresh fruit, veggies, meat, fish, etc.. Tons of fun shops all around.

Must see when in Seattle. The handmade crafts were very nice. Expensive seafood. Go out back to sit and eat outside, watching the activity on the water. Beautiful and inexpensive flowers for sale

Crowded, entertaining, legendary, it’s a must-see part of town for all. Bring a hat, and good walking shoes!I would recommend parking slightly far away, and walk along the street and pop in to see the stores. That way you’re not stuck in foot traffic. Try to pop into many stores and grab a bite. It beats getting a large meal at a single restaurant.

Great place for sites, smells, and sounds! Fresh seafood stands, restaurants, flower stands, unique gifts and collectibles all in the same area. We enjoyed our time walking the market. A must visit while in Seattle.

I love the market. I have been visiting for many years and even moved to Seattle for a few years. Now that I have moved back to my home state, it feels almost nostalgic. It was kind of strange wandering through without all of the commotion, but it was still a cool experience. Highly recommend a visit.

We had a few hours before our appointment so we had a chance to explore the market. It is an amazing place, and the food, fruit, and flowers put my senses on overload, in a good way. Im going back today. If you have an opportunity and wanna grab a quick bite to eat, try Jacks Fish Spot 😋

The 1st in the original Starbucks if youre in the coffee highly recommended

This is a must do for any visit to Seattle! Get there early before it gets too crowded. Enjoy the smell of fresh flowers, the odour of fresh seafood, organic honey, and the scent of lavender. There’s so few markets like this left in America, that it’s worth taking the time to wander through. And if you’re prepared to wait 30 minutes, you can get a coffee from the world’s first Starbucks opposite the market.

It was really nice! Great flowers to chose from. We went and bought chocolate from the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Family and at at the fantastic The Athenian Seafood Restaurant and Bar! The food was amazing!!

Everything youd expect, and more. We took a food tour through the market, and recommend it for anyone and everyone. One of the greatest additions to Seattle.

Top-of-class food vendors absolutely everywhere, great selection for groceries, supplies, souvenirs. World famous for a reason, right at the heart of Seattle. Its so easy to fit a visit into your trip, dont pass by it!

Wow this is THE place to be! First time visiting Seattle, and if there was ONE place could pick to hang out it would be at the Pike Place Market. It has EVERYTHING. Coffee, bites, local artist shops, fresh seafood, brewery, and more! Be prepared as this place gets packed during peak hours!

We love Pike Place Market! It was actually rather busy during our last visit. Its so nice to see folks out and about shopping and socializing again. There are so many places to eat and a wide variety of foods to choose from. We picked up some gifts to take back home to Northern California. We love all the shops and beautiful artwork on display. We make it a point to visit Pike Place Market whenever were visiting Seattle. So should you.

Located a block off the waterfront, this place offers dozens and dozens of seafood markets, stores, flower shops and scores of other vendors. About 3 floors worth...Lots of happenings going down here. Despite the beauty though. I was actually afraid. The crowd here was huge, close together, 99% masked but man...still scary. I was scheduled to get my Vax once I got home and didnt need to get sick that close to the goal. If you want to get out of the crowd, do what we did- Walk across the parking structure behind the place, go downstairs and cross the street toward the piers and Seattle Aquarium. You will also find shopping and dining in the open air right on the water. No COVID anxiety. There are cruise ships headed to Alaska parked right there with really fun people with interesting energy.

A cool place to visit! My husband and I would get breakfast, walk here, and eat either inside or outside, enjoying the views. We bought books, doughnuts, art, etc from the great vendors throughout the market. It gets very busy by late morning, so we would try to get there as early as possible and walk around. There is definitely something for everyone here!

The ICONIC market! Haha... it is VERY crowded and parts of it do not smell so pleasant... There is A LOT of fish, meat, and other small business vendors. Definitely buy some souvenirs from them to support small businesses. Also, the FIRST Starbucks is right across the street, so check that out if you’re willing to stand waiting for half an hour. 😆

So many flowers, food, and beautiful creations! Definitely recommend if youre in the area. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are the most crowded and busiest days by far. A definite stop when I go to Seattle!

Way more amazing than I ever thought. You cannot visit Seattle without coming here. Its huge and has everything. Fresh fish and other farmers market items, restaurants, eclectic stores, artists booths, too much too mention

Very unique in its own weird way. Its certainly a place to check out if in Seattle and you might get lucky enough to see a fish get thrown across the galley. This place is very fishy so if you hate seafood id probably avoid lol the atmosphere is one of a kind and really resembles an old fisherman’s town. Plenty of places to explore, eat and shop. You can get lost very easily if you’re not careful though it may not be such a bad thing as you can find vintage stores and interesting people float around. Make sure you see the gum wall and add to the mess already there. Take a free sample of salmon and enjoy the day🤟

Very nice shops variety of products, food, flowers, fish dinning

This market is near ocean. It is historical landmark. There are several food options. French bakery and Piroshki Piroshki have great bakeries. Crumpet Shop and Bacco are good for breakfast. Storyville is good for coffee. Also first ever starbucks is here. There are also several seafood and flower sellers.

My wife and I easily spend all day here. Definitely a must visit for those from out of town. Alot of crafts, fresh foods, restaurants, and amazing people.

We love visiting Pike Place; tons of funky little shops, booths with food, crafts, and other wares, guys throwing fish for entertainment, whats not to like? 🙂

Super fun, a lot to see. I will return. The most vibrant inexpensive flowers, fresh seafood and produce!

This is a fun little market to shop. You can try homemade honeys and jams and jelly’s and get treats and food! ◡̈ ◡̈

Awesome tourist attraction. Tons of cool places to take photos and really cute (if a little overpriced) souvenirs to buy. There are also super cool things to eat (Id recommend the clam chowder) and a view of the river nearby. (Dont expect it to be super amazing its near a commerce place for ships but the rivers are nice and the mountains are picturesque). Overall its pretty cool and a place for fun. Homeless and smokers are there so be warned (to a minimum not like a skid row type of situation). But there are street performers too.

So busy and so fun! Wish this would have been open later as we would have loved to walk around the market until 8 pm. But everything closes around 6. The shops are cool, so much to see, and a great experience in Seattle!

Love the market! So much to see, smell, do and taste. Always love a stop at the flower vendors and Lowells. Talk to the vendors. Meet such nice people! You can buy amazing preserves, honey, seafood, etc. The list goes on! Its one of my first stops everytime Im in Seattle.

Lots of everything! I especially loved the show at the fish market.

A great marketplace, Bazaar-like atmosphere with great choices of places to eat. The marketplace meanders so a newcomer can get lost but its always fun. The Marketplace Parking Garage was convenient and reasonably priced too. An added benefit is the waterfront, a short walk away

Loved the shops, the vendors, the flying fish and pier. And the flowers were just beautiful and smelled wonderful.. It was a beautiful fall day to experience Pike Place Market!

Cool experience, didnt find much unique things to purchase. Which is what I was searching for. The food, flowers and honey selections were top notch!

I’ve visited 33 U.S. states, and Pike’s Place still has the best farmer’s market that I’ve ever been to.They have fresh caught fish, homemade cheese, yogurt and ice cream, home grown flowers, and tons of other zesty sauces, honey, and baked goods.The market has been connecting farmers and locals since 1907 and is such a good experience!

Excellent food vendors. When its busy, its busy. So come early to find parking spaces in the area. The area is big so plan to walk around the area for at least 2 hours. There are long lines for the more popular places. Overall, an excellent place to check out in Seattle.

Lots of tourists but there’s so much to do and lots of great things to eat! Be aware of weekend traffic because lines can be over an hour long for some of the stores. Do some research beforehand so you can really get an idea of the go to spots :)

I love going to market! I took my son and he got to see a couple flying fish, LoLWe didnt get to do nearly enough because of time and body (stupid knee!) constraints, but I loved sharing this colorful place with him!

Favorite market in Seattle. Love the local bakeries 😍 and so many restaurants and shops. Checkout for the oldest and first Starbucks, will be crazy crowded with a long queue 🤣 lol. There are other local shops which give better and yummy coffees than Starbucks 👀! Checkout other great shops, beware of the seafood shops (might charge more money, so checkout for more shops and compare prices, if you want to buy fish 🐟).Not complaining- but it is what it is, Mostly smelly, dirty, trash everywhere, weed and smoke everywhere. Good thing among all of this is people don’t bother you (I like that).

We found parking for $4 an hour at the market garage behind the shops. It was pretty sweet because all we had to do was take an elevator right up to pikes place! We got there just before 5 and merchants were closing up. We still found a great artist open and made a couple purchases. Of course got our $10 bouquet of Dahlias. Had some wrap sandwiches we brought and ate right on the waterfront.

I love it here! Its jumping from about 10am-6pm daily, with loads of vendors to buy from and a plethora of different goods to browse/buy. It is multi-leveled and has nooks and crannies of even more places to shop along the way. Theres great art, fresh flowers, baked goods, hand crafted goods and so much more to enjoy! Not to mention, the view from Pikes toward Puget Sound is top notch.

... you are in Seattle , before you even drop of luggage in hotel room, you will find your self dawn the Pike St. to this PLACE, and you will find your self next afternoon again there, and next day too .. and night before you are leaving Seattle, guess what, you will find your self again here, WAY ??? , here is absolutely nothing to cam back, and there is everything to get back and say Good bay Seattle

Really great place to go shopping around in Seattle! They have everything from groceries and flowers to bookstores and local artist stands! The amount of restaurant choices are endless, they are sure to have something that youd like. Try to stop by if youre visiting Seattle!

Iconic open air market. Can’t miss when in Seattle. Check out the amazing flowers , cheese mongers, gum wall.

The fish throwing stand is tiny. The market overall is busy with independent vendors - many flower stands (beautiful but all the same), artist stands - jewelry, photos, cutting boards, clothing, souvenirs. Public restrooms available. Many food court type foods - mostly asian. Right outside is the original Starbucks location with ridiculously long line. Nice view of the water from the back side.

Down by the water in a historic district. Fish market for those craving fresh seafood for a home-made meal. There are also restaurants. Pastry stores, the Original Starbucks and many more food options.

Ive always been impressed by Pike Place Market, and this visit was no exception. The quality of the produce, fish, flowers, etc is insanely good, and the prices (esp. for flowers) is unbelievably cheap. Then add the artwork, teas, crafts, restaurants, etc etc. A MUST VISIT every time Im in Seattle!

An absolute must!!! So many awesome things to see and buy!! And scenery is great!!

Always love heading to the Pike Place Market in Seattle. Last time I went several places were closed - possibly due to the pandemic, but it was less crowded and still a fun way to spend the morning.

Even though the market opens at 9, most of the inside shops dont open until 11. Its a very touristy place, with groups of people waiting around for fish to be thrown. The flower shops are gorgeous and some of the art being sold is really nice. Its easy to get lost in this place and I didnt see some of the shops I had seen and loved in previous trips. But if youre visiting, you gotta come here. Its a rule.

Beautiful market in the center of the city. This market has been around more than 100 years and it still is a great attraction and it is well preserved. Lot of stores have been there for 100 years. Nice scenery next to the bay.Many stores from different categories from souvenirs, restaurants, seafood store, etcThe bathroom was very clean and seemed remodeled.

The market is so crowded and everyone was wearing masks but I felt like a salmon swimming up stream. Its worth a visit for sure but wasnt what I remembered as a child.

It is definitely worth visiting whether you are a local or a tourist. There is fresh food, local art and crafts, and several floors of shops. I reccomend getting there in the morning so you can grab breakfast and coffee then check out the market, things close down in the evening.

Local art, flowers, jewelery, handmade dolls, fish, honey you name it! Things not so local as well! Pearls, imported goods... The city is an international port after all 😇 interesting shops- multi-level.The infamous song singing tossing fish market is there... assortments of crabs, strange bottom feeding fish If youre lucky 😋Make sure you use the restroom when you can downstairs- there arent any public restrooms in the area and lines can be long.Theres so much more 😸... walkable to reasturaunts and waterfront... Sculpture Park...close to the gum wall... which was gross in my opinion 😝

This place if full of fresh food and novel stores. There are multiple places to buy fresh whole fish, shrimp, and any manner of seafood you can imagine. Live crab and lobsters are available for purchase. They even will pack for airport shipping. We tried to eat at a few dine in places but most of the restaurants here require proof of vaccine, although the retail stores do not. We ordered some food from a to go market place, with the most amazing sandwiches! They are known for their famous blackened salmon.

Visited this market for the first time ever and loved it. Masks are encouraged. There are tons of vendors and plenty of places to take awesome pictures.

What an adventure and the most amazing Produce that I have ever seen @ ANY Farmers Market in the Western US! Don’t miss the floral offerings, baked goods or the freshest seafood! DO MISS the hour+ wait for the original Starbucks and make the 2 block walk to 3rd street for a HUGE modern SBUX with NO wait!

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Make plans to spend the whole day! And then come back the next day to see what you missed because you cant truly cover it in one day! You name it... its there!

Went to water front, saw cruise ship departing. Very beautiful views. Will definitely recommend taking friends or loved ones there.

Great place to walk around. Tons of local artists and crafters. Full fresh produce market and tons of flowers.There are so many restaurants and cafes to try out.

Love this place! Fabulous fresh flowers, fresh fruit, fresh seafood, restaurants and vendors that sell everything!!!!! Beware some close early (like about 4pm)...

Great environment. Very cool marketplace. Multiple levels, winding alleyways and hallways that lead to hidden and tucked away stores.. Fish market area is a must see.. Every time a purchase is made the crew puts on a little show to express their gratitude to the customer.. Expect to do a lot of walking..

Wonderful local Market in Seattle. We love visiting the local markets. The beautiful flowers shop and fresh fish. The seafood is fresh and well displayed. Everything on the sea is here! This market is really worth a visit! Interesting places to walk through-lots of places to eat and shop. A variety of vendors make this place the best choice for interesting market visit. Delicious fruit and vegetables. We had a bag of fresh pasta to cook that was delicious.

Nice place to visit and do some shopping. If you are looking to buy high quality flowers and pay less this a one stop shopping for it. If you are looking for other stuff you may find almost what you are looking for. The only issue is parking lots which is not a surprise for those whom are familiar with downtown Seattle.

Awesome place. Lots of vendors and mini shops. So unique.

Loved this place. Parking was a bit much. It took away how much i could spend in the shops. 2 hrs for $40. Yikes! But I made the most of my 2 hrs. However I didnt have time to eat at a cafe or restaurant and still be able to see what I wanted. Plus there were a lot of people there, so long lines to wait for food. Which if I paid $40 for all day, I would have stayed and and ate and waited. But other than that. It was clean, beautiful and a great day.

Very nice if you stay by waterfront. Around 6 pm the homeless start longing up on sidewalks for the night. Sometimes 2 tents deep.

Producers direct market. It dominates seafood, flowers and handcrafts. With a few restaurants, but most of the ready-to-eat foods are out. There is no place for meals, people improvise as they can. On weekends its full but its worth it, because during the week it doesnt offer all the options. The flowers for sale are beautiful but make sure they are fresh.

The ultimate Washington foodie bucket list stop. We spent two days wondering around and buying the best most amazing fresh local food, produce and fish for a long drive home where we dont have access to these things. I have dreamed of this place for years and walked in and felt home. Bustling and vibrant, the perfect one stop destination.

What a blast. People watching is great. Obviously Im not the only tourist.

Something for everyone! Loved seeing the throwing fish, and all of the flowers smelled so good!

Great must see and experience! So many thongs to try, take in and enjoy! Never been let down. Everyone I bring loves it! Cut flowers are amazing, get a vase!

One of the best places to shop for fresh veggies, fruits, seafood, flowers and more! I buy fresh lavender and dried lavender for home and it lasts for long. There are also small souvenir shops in the market.

Beautiful scenery with quite a variety of foods and shops. Nice sit down places with view of ocean and ferris wheel viewing of ferry boats

So much fun wandering around. The artisans have it down as to the farmers and fish mongers. The wife and I will return to wander more for a few hours of adult fun. Cant wait to see what else is here.

Market was a lot of fun to walk through. Beautiful flowers, jewelry, seafood, art, shirts, and homemade stuff.

Always a treat in visual,smells, and arts and jewelry... course I will advise dont go hungry have a snack first...Recommend Pike Market Bakery for a treat with your coffee🥰

From fish to flowers and so much more...a must see and do in Seattle.

Pikes Place Market in Seattle is just a must-visit destination! They have everything they have spices, coffee, great restaurants, great produce, great proteins for dinner, great gifts to take back to your family. You cannot go wrong with a nice afternoon visit to Pike Place Market in Seattle.

First visit to Pikes Place Market & it was awesome! So many little businesses to see (the original Starbucks is here!) and family & pet-friendly. So fun & you can spend hours looking around and shopping! Beautiful views of the water and so much to see!! Loved this place!!

A must visit place during a trip to Seattle. I wouldn’t say it’s the cheapest place to buy stuff, but you have a variety of choices. This is one of my favorite places in Seattle.

Huge variety of things to buy. Lots of fun to walk around and look at everything.

So much food options to choose from but make sure you get there early or you will have to wait in line for awhile. Lunch time is the busiest. Also lots of fresh produce, various picked flowers, and shopping to choose from as well.

Great open aire marketplace. Unbelievable produce and seafood.

Best nectarines and peaches - ever ,at the Farmers Market. Customer service is top- notch, personal and friendly, knowledgeable. Beautiful views, combined with unique vendors, at the top of their craft.

Such a fun place to walk through. Lots of delicious food options and vendors. If you love flowers... Youll be in heaven!!!

As a tourist passing through, we thoroughly enjoyed all the spots and variety. Well worth the visit.