The Fish Market was such a neat experience. I was exposed to so many races, ethnicities, & cultures. The art work of so many local artist, the hand made jewelry selection, spices, tourist shops, restaurants, a few local performers & a few other things. I went during a flower festival & they had just had a 5K Color Run so... More

The Pike Place Markets had around 500 stalls on two levels and we thought it was fantastic. Soo much to see there and lots always happening. Its defiantly worth seeing when in Seattle.

Pike Place Market is very touristy - the number of tee shirt and souvenir places in the surrounding neighborhood is telling. BUT, there is a lot to see, in the way of a big public market, than a lot of us get to see here in the US (more like a European public market in that way). The flower stalls... More

DON'T expect too much. It's a cool market with a lot of fresh fish, flowers and home produce. Great selection of home made leather products too. Throwing of the fish also happens there - uhhh, really really really don't expect more than one guy throwing a fish to another guy and a bit of shouting.

What a great place! Love the stores all around Pike Place. We got there around 10-10:30 and some stands were still setting up but we enjoyed every moment at Pike Place. There are tons to see and do. Great place to buy souvenirs, baked goods, coffee, seafood and much more!

You can't visit Seattle without visiting the Pike Place Market, nor can you afford to miss it. It is a very cool spot, that has a ton to look at for any and everyone. I don't think the market is as spectacular as most people think (the items for sale, and the shops themselves, are nothing special) but it is... More

Pike Place Market was our favorite in Seattle - we walked there every morning to get an Apple Fritter at Three Girls Bakery - so delicious! Then we would check out the fish displays and see them throw the huge salmon, look at the colorful veggies, and sampled the best peach I have ever tasted in my life ... the... More

the fresh flowers are a steal and gorgeous. Fruit looks good too and of course seafood yes there are panhandlers in the way you see them in San Fran not in NY. Long lines at many lunch eateris. Most shuts down at 6 that is wen to visit the original starbucks and avoid the lines.

I love markets and this one was definitely worth the visit. We had seen the fish stall where they toss the fish to each other on a food network show on t-v. Fun! Great selection of everything, makes me wish I lived there.