Over 450 small business call Pike Place Market home, so the 5 restaurants that everyone has heard of hardly tell the whole story.
Market life is dynamic. Why should your Market food tour be any different? We personalize your experience, avoid the obvious, and get to know Pike Place on a personal level.
This does not mean you won't see fish being thrown or snap a picture in front of the historic coffee shop, but you'll also get the chance to eat at restaurants you never would have gone to on your own and to learn something you can't find on the internet.
Our tours live and breathe Market life. We know how to miss the crowds and who’s home-cooking you've been smelling all morning. We aren’t afraid to go off-script.
Expect the unexpected. Come join us off the beaten path!
Meet you guide, and enjoy a freshly baked pastry.
Taste family recipes that have nourished the Market since 1982. On the side, enjoy the chewy confection popularized by C.S. Lewis.
See the Market from an insider's angle. Live and breath day-to-day Market life, learn the history that makes Pike Place unique, and visit the businesses that keep the Market a favorite for locals.
Taste smoked salmon from one of the city's oldest fish markets.
Taste the ripest, most in-season fruit Pike Place has to offer. Not available in your local grocery store.
Take in 180 degree views of Seattle, Elliot Bay and the Olympic Mountains.
Visit one of the most breathtaking Downtown waterfronts in the world.
Taste flavors from Africa and the Diaspora, made with love by one of the best chefs in the city.
Taste the best from local artisans, including jam, honey, pickles, chocolate and more!
The secret is out! Enjoy this quiet space frequented by Market employees on their break.
This Market hidden gem is ripe with worldly wonders along with a unique Market history of its own.
Finish off the tour with gelato or sorbet made in house with fresh market ingredients.
Meet your guide on the sidewalk outside Freya Bakery on Western Avenue. There is an elevator by Rotary Grocery that can take you down to Western Avenue (1st floor) from the main market.
Please refrain from asking bakery staff for any information about the tour.
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An iconic symbol of Seattle, the Space Needle offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes from its observation deck.
One of the oldest and most famous public markets in the U.S., Pike Place Market is a vibrant hub of activity with shops, restaurants, and street performers.
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The largest park in Seattle, offering beautiful trails, beaches, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
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King Street Station Bus Terminal, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Bus Terminal
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