From flying fish and singing fishmongers to handmade crafts and tasty treats there is something for everyone at these markets. Even a Bloody Mary for breakfast! :) I spent an entire day here, leisurely strolling, soaking in the sights and sounds and shopping for unique trinkets to take home for family and friends. Another 'must do' on my list of... More

Don't know if I want to get face to face with another dead fish for awhile...Actually, much more than fist. Fabric art, jewelry, flowers and fruit abound. A few sit down restaurants right inside as well as many stands and a small sit down counter. But don't be expecting wholesale prices on the food. Fish mongers will sell you appetizers... More

I really wanted to see more but it was really crowded as it was a weekend. We just could not navigate with the stroller. Our son could not see anything. We called it quits before he melted down.

the smells, the impressions and the sounds. That's what you will remember forever. The people there gather together from all over the world to see this one special site in Seattle. I really enjoyed seeing all the different kind of things such as flowers, salmon, carving art and much more. the people there spread out a happy, self confident atmosphere.... More

A must on Seattle visit, this very lively market that has shops selling huge varieties of fishes and other sea foods, a long row of flower vendors with colourful varieties of various flowers, antique item sellers, honey, jam, fashion accesories sellers and restaurants offering fresh sea food etc..., endless things to view, taste some and buy. Not to be missed... More

Second time here. What a great selection. Beautiful fruits and vegetables. And.. have to hand it to them as a Dutch person - amazing tulips! The crab cocktail advertised as the best of Seattle was a terrible letdown. Lovely crabmeat drowned in way too spicy sauce. What a waste of ( a lot of) money. Nevertheless, I feel the market... More

I loved Seattle, the sun shone, the people were lovely and bohemia is alive and well at the Pike Place Market. Take a couple of hours to wander round, eat, drink, listen to music and buy some locally made goods. The whole area has a wonderful feel good vibe.

We just moved to Seattle and we came here as soon as we settled in. The market is amazing and we finally got to see the famous vendor who sells the fresh fish and they toss it to one another and put on a show!! There is so much to see and do here you can easily spend the day... More

We visited Pike's Market every time we visited Seattle as tourists. Now that we live a ferry ride away I still enjoy visiting the market. We went yesterday and the market was alive with spring flowers, my favorite time to visit. The tulips were in abundance with iris and lilac. The flower growers were busy with everyone buying their Mother's... More