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Reviewed August 29, 2019 via mobile

Everything you've heard about this place, it will still exceed your expectations! Be sure to take the Savor Seattle food tour first, to get you started on how to truly appreciate and understand. So much to see, taste, experience and enjoy!

I probably don't want to know how much money I left there. But when I get home, unpack my treasures, think about all the good food I ate there, and then wait for FedEx to bring my fresh halibut I ordered, my friends will all get to enjoy a piece of Pike Place too!

Date of experience: August 2019
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Reviewed August 28, 2019

Our hotel was nearby, so we walked downtown to give this place a look. If I were a local, this place would have been great. Tons of flowers, fresh vegetables and seafood however, being a tourist, other than the experience, those things were merely something to look at. There were several shops with varying items for sale. The food around the market was amazing. We sampled many different places just to see what the Market had to offer. We weren't disappointed. The seafood was very fresh and, again, if not a tourist, would have been a wonderful thing to purchase (yes, I know they ship it anywhere). It's worth the time to look around and check out, just to be a part of the scene, but it would be much better for those not flying to/from Seattle. If I ever drive to the area in the future, this place will be on my "to do" list!

Date of experience: August 2019
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Reviewed August 28, 2019 via mobile

An awesome farmers market, worth a visit but you have to know those small eateries, we didn’t know and were afraid to try. But over all a nice place. Oldest Starbucks is a treat to watch but didn’t had patience to line up for the coffee.

Date of experience: August 2019
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Reviewed August 28, 2019 via mobile

This place is iconically amazing! Lots to choose from. Take a tour if you’re able it is the best way to get all the info. Enjoy live music and friendly people. It’s crowded so go early but definitely a must see in Seattle!

Date of experience: August 2019
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Reviewed August 28, 2019 via mobile

This Hass to be one of the most impressive markets we’ve seen on our travels. Loved the fish throwing which is what it’s famous for. Was also surprised by the number of flower sellers and the cheap prices. Great little shops and alleys to explore. It’s certainly a place to visit when you come to Seattle. And then the next stop will be Starbucks.

Date of experience: August 2019
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