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Snoqualmie Trading

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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4.5(4.9k reviews)
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ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW! 4.6…read more Pike Place Market opened in 1907 and is one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the United States. My last visit to the Market was many years ago, well before the MarketFront expansion opened in 2017. On our most recent visit, I was amazed by how much of its original character had been preserved. The bustling fishmongers, colorful flower stalls, local craftspeople, specialty shops, and iconic Public Market Center clock and sign were all still there. At the same time, the surrounding area had undergone some improvements, particularly the MarketFront expansion, with its spacious outdoor plaza and panoramic views of Puget Sound. We generally try to avoid places that feel overly touristy, but Pike Place Market is an exception. This is a working market, not simply a tourist attraction, and an essential Seattle destination. What I appreciate most is how it has retained its distinctive personality despite welcoming millions of visitors each year. Its longstanding emphasis on local farmers, independent merchants, artisans, and small businesses gives it an authenticity that many commercialized destinations lack. Of course, even this bastion of local character has a world-famous corporate neighbor. Yes, the original Starbucks is right here! Coffee enthusiasts will recognize it as the birthplace of the global coffee giant. Another quirky attraction lurking beneath the Market, along Post Alley, is the infamous Gum Wall. My husband found it downright grotesque, but since we had come all this way, I simply had to see it for myself. A visit to Pike Place Market is a full-on sensory event, with photo opportunities at practically every turn. From the bright, freshly harvested fruits and vegetables to the endless rows of buckets overflowing with vibrant flowers, the colorful displays are irresistible. The aromas and energetic bustle make the entire experience feel wonderfully alive. Then, there's the fish-throwing spectacle. Watching the fishmongers toss their catches back and forth across the counter is one of the Market's most entertaining traditions. It's part performance, part teamwork, and entirely captivating. I've yet to witness a fish hit the floor!

I had to visit here while on my trip. It is the one place that I needed to see and take in. I had…read moreno idea how massive the complex as a whole is. Multi-level, blocks long, tons of different ways to enter here. Prepare yourself for a ton of stairs to get from level to level. There are so many places to check out that there are too many to name, or remember for that fact. I had to check out the fish flinging. The one thing that most people from out of town know of this place. Seeing it on shows and in movies, you definitely want to see this yourself. It's not always like that. But stick around for a bit, you will see a fish or two fling through the air. The connectivity of this place is amazing. You can make your way from most places downtown to the Waterfront through here. A lively area that can be quite beautiful.

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