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    4.9 (63 reviews)
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    9/2025- pastry pets
    Tzarina W.

    Bright lights to find your way through all the darkness of the downstairs stores. This one shines so brightly and was a diamond in the rough. Lots of cuteness of doughnut cats of pins ( around $12), stickers ($5 big sticker or $8 for a sheet of small ones), post cards ($2 each or 3 for $5), pastry pets, mugs, T-shirts, coloring books and more. The owner, Marnin and his dog, Daisy were delightful. Marnin offered to give kiddos treats to Daisy and showed how to give the treats the right way. He was good with the kids. I ended up getting a post card, sticker and chapstick. The post card was quite likable as it was a postcard of the word Seattle and its famous landmarks and cartoon pic of Marnin, his wife and their dog Daisy. This is worth checking out for cuteness and smiles.

    Amie N.

    didnt buy anything so cannot give a full 5 star review but the service was phenomenal. they have a FREE PHOTO BOOTH, email photos to your email. though it was super sunny mid day and our photos wouldve been dark/shaded bc its by the window unfortunately. owner had a SUPER CUTE DOG inside, you can tell he loves her smm. he fed her bananas and the store smelled like it! stickers and handmade products are a little pricy but store owner hand drew/designed most items. u can tell hes passionate about what he does and this small shop was so personally curated and adorable. a little hard to find, 2nd bottom floor of the pike plc market under the flowers and fish market.

    Juliet T.

    This is a cute shop to visiting if you're roaming around Pike's Place! They have a variety of digital prints, stickers, coloring books, and merch. Everything was reasonably priced. Great souvenir for those who love prints or supporting small businesses.

    Cute shirts
    Lloyd C.

    MarninSaylor is a clever name for a cute little shop! It's on one of the lower levels at Pike's Market. There are so many cute things to check out and purchase!

    Ria D.

    The cutest shop ever! The hubs and I were just walking around Pikes and saw this cute little shop on the second level. You can't miss this cuteness overload. You walk in and you're immediately greeted by cute and fun characters. There are posters, handmade plush items, stickers, postcards, clothing, blind boxes, cups, etc. I swear, I wanted to buy everything. I ended up with a shirt, and a couple sticker sheets for my niece. The little handmade plush were priced fairly because it's quality and labor that you're paying for AND you're supporting a small business. So it is worth every penny. I wanted to buy one but I could hear my sister telling me no. Hahah. I was rung up by one of the owners. He was super nice and very friendly. He answered some of my questions about his shop. Gave me a cute little business card and now I'm gonna forever shop online because how could you not? If I am back in Seattle, I would make it a point to stop by here. It's such a cute little shop.

    posters and tote bags
    Alisa B.

    This is a hidden gem in the underground part of Pike Place Market. The owners are extremely friendly and love to entertain their customers! They are a local married couple who create all of the art in their shop and they've been a vendor in Seattle for many years now. It was a fun experience getting to talk to them and hear about their history with donut cats. I was tempted to buy everything in the store... but my favorite items were the Pike Place Market themed postcards! They were too cute and include their original characters. I definitelt recommend checking out this shop for adorable souvenirs and gifts. There's also a photobooth in the corner with a pink sprinkled backdrop. TOO CUTE!!!

    Spring display - they change their display every season
    Jemia S.

    Definitely not one to miss when visiting Pike Place Market and Seattle! I love the concept and the creativity & attention to detail (especially with the packaging) behind this place. My favorite highlights is the pink sprinkle fuzzy wall where you can snap a selfie photo and be sent to your email for free, and also the pastry pets shelf where they have tongs and trays available to pick out and choose your treats. My brother bought me a doughnut pet as souvenir to remind me of Seattle (in my favorite flavor ofc) and t-shirt. Can tell everything here is of high quality and their pastry pets are handmade ! Also their apparel are super soft. We got to meet the owners, they were working the store front that day and can tell they're very passionate about their craft/products. Store was bit hard to find, had to go more left of Pike Place and down a level. Just look for the pink store.

    Amber M.

    I had been to Pike's multiple times over the years, but somehow kept missing the open hours for this incredibly cute shop. So many times I had to just enjoy the shop from outside its very cute windows. Today I finally caught the shop being open! The cashier was so sweet and I had a great time exploring all the kawaii goodness. I settled on some sweet gifts for friends, a few goodies for me, and my mom even bought a hoodie because it was so cute! We couldn't leave without a photo in front of their iconic sprinkle wall. I'm so glad I got to visit!

    I got some cute hoodies!
    Mary T.

    YAAAAAAS!!! I love this place ever since I came on a trip last year with my sister! I'm on another road trip all the way from Long Beach, California and I had to come back to this place and buy some of their super cute merch!! Both times I've come they have great customer service. Staff are super friendly and the shop is so adorable it makes me smile! I got an adorable tie dye hoodie, it is so super duper cute I just had to get another one for my son. Next time I'm back in town you'll know where I'll be!!

    Elyse M.

    My friend and I were walking around Pike Place Market and saw pink and donuts so we went in to check it out. We were not expecting donut cats and toys at all! After acclimating to being in a toy store instead of a donut shop, we enjoyed looking around at the cute items. This place definitely is a vibe, they have tongs and trays to select and carry your chosen donut cat around. There's a photo both area and pictures are encouraged overall. I bought my SO a donut cat keychain and he thought it was cute and has it on his backpack. Definitely a cute store and concept that people into donuts / cats / cute things should totally check out!

    Susan C.

    This is a really cute shop located in the lower level of Pike Market. All of the items are cats and are donut themed. I picked up some cute stickers and postcards. There is a little photo booth in the back and you can take a picture with the sprinkles and send it to yourself.

    Donut cats
    Rebecca C.

    Adorable shop! Pricey, but trendy, fun, and unique. Such a cute store. Stop in for a free photo in front of the sprinkle wall

    Pastry Toys
    Alexa D.

    I stopped in here because my sister's birthday is coming up and I thought the store was selling Pusheen cat doughnuts (she loves Pusheen). I was not at all disappointed to find that these are totally unrealted toys. This has the be the cutest shop in all of the Pikes Place Market! I ended up getting a bunny doughnut and some matching stickers. I can't wait to give them to her! The owner is very friendly and was actually working on another doll behind the counter. The only reason why I put four rather than five stars is that these toys are pretty expensive, but they are adorable and handmade which may justify their price.

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    I came back when most of the stores at Pike's Market Place was open & this was the first store I went into.

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