I thoroughly enjoyed Savor Seattle's Pike Place Market Food Tour. Our tour guide Frankie was…read moreamazing! I love her enthusiasm, knowledge, historical facts, and information she shared with us regarding Pike Place Market and its vendors. The curated food samples around the market were well-organized, generously portioned, and delicious. I highly recommend this tour for both locals and tourists alike. I am a local Seattleite. I did this tour for the first time over 10 years ago and was pleased that it wasn't exactly the same places we stopped at before. Plus, it reminded me to go back and support businesses that I had forgotten about and to continue exploring the market and to come back often because this place is truly a gem and worthy of our support for being 100% local and run by small business owners. Today was a perfect afternoon well spent :-)

Kayce's Insider's Breakfast and Culture tour was great! I'd done a similar tour as part of a…read morecooking class awhile ago, and I've been to Pike Place a few times, but I still saw new places and learned new facts! Loved most of the food we tried, but a smoothie or juice drink option would be a nice addition! :) I also wish sharing pronouns was part of the introductions. I realize folks are from all over and might not understand, but you can make it optional! It would have made me feel more comfortable in the group as a non-binary person.

Chef Rob Bob was absolutely fantastic and went above and beyond. The tour was perfectly paced, and…read morethe two hours flew by way faster than we expected. He brings so much insight and humor while also acknowledging the darker history of Pike Place Market, which made the experience feel authentic and gave us a deeper appreciation for Seattle. What really stood out was how passionate he is about the market and the city. On top of everything included in the tour, he also shared so many pro tips and extra food recommendations around Seattle. If you're looking for a fun, informative, and delicious experience, this tour is 100% worth it!

My husband and I were visiting Seattle and thought this food tour would be a great way to explore…read morePike Place Market without being totally overwhelmed. It absolutely was. Our tour guide was Sylas, and he was fantastic. Very personable and knowledgeable. We had 9 different stops with some amazing food. We tried clam chowder, a chocolate chip cookie, a hot dog, candied salmon jerky...the list goes on. It was wonderful to visit these super busy restaurants without having to wait in line. Since we went to so many different places, we got to see a lot of the shops, which gave us an idea of where we wanted to visit afterwards. I would definitely do another food tour with them when I'm back in Seattle.

This tour is an absolute must and a PERFECT curation of the best bites at Pike Place Market! We…read morespent a Saturday morning taking this tour and were blown away by how chill and relaxed it was (especially during a busy Saturday crowd!). They set you up really well with minimalist ear pieces which makes it SO nice. No one has to raise their voice, you can control your own volume and you aren't stuck in too tight of a group - you just flow through the market. Chip, our TREMENDOUS guide, was a fountain of fascinating information about the Market's history. We had been there before, but the backstory of the market made our appreciation and enjoyment of the experience exponentially better. On top of it all, the selection of bites are absolutely perfect. Each one is top notch and the perfect balance of flavor and amount of food. You will definitely get enough to eat, but won't feel like you've had too much or not gotten a variety. We LOVED this tour and highly recommend it to anyone who wants a truly well designed tour and perfect Seattle experience.

Canceled our tour the day before. At least they gave us a refund. Saw several other tours during…read morethe time period we had scheduled so look around before you book with them

Too expensive on most things. But very accommodating in others…read more In Rome "Barbara's House" was an excellent experience booked through Table Less Traveled. It's a must do, Dinner and drinks included.

Much as I'd like to post a positive review, my experience with the Gyoza class was disappointing…read more Although I've been cooking for decades and have attended many cooking schools, the time spent on this class was not worthwhile. I had considerable difficulty understanding the teacher. More surprising, however, was my discovery of a YouTube video that clearly explained all the elements that apparently were covered in the class. That video took only 15 minutes. I will try another and have my fingers crossed.

I had a great experience on tour with Athina. She was fun and knowledgeable with a friendly…read morepersonality - would absolutely take people on this again. I'm from the area and it wasn't too history dense though some important info. All the donuts I tried were delicious and I found new places in the area because of it.

During a recent Seattle staycation. We indulged in the Seattle Donut Tour. We are so glad we did!…read more It was pure joy from start to finish. Our guide Bella was professional, organized and very friendly. She led us through a curated lineup of donut stops. Each stop offering its delicious yummy twist on the donut. My favorite was the passion fruit creme brûlée donut at Doce donuts. They were all so yummy! The tour wasn't just about eating treats. Bella sprinkled in fascinating tidbits about donuts and Seattle's history. Fun facts that all 4 locals on the tour didn't know. This tour is the perfect blend of culinary adventure, and a fun delicious way to explore Seattle.

Holy moly - the amount of food we had on this tour! Loved everything about this and learning about…read moreestablishments I've been passing by/thru for years. Part of the same staycation as the underground tour - made for a perfect weekend.

"Expectations- it's about comparison"…read more Now we have never been on a food tour before but some of our friends had been on one to Pikes Market but the tour our friends took turns out was not the one they thought they had tried last year and recommended to us. An honest mistake but was this a foretelling of what was to come? This walking food tour focused on Pike's Market and pretty much stayed in the area between Union all the way to Lenora St.. As you stroll through this historic waterfront area, our guide Jerry gave us many nuggets of trivia and information regarding the area both past and present. A highpoint of this tour (and the many competing tours in Seattle) is the food sampling from various shops in the market. From asian teas to samosas, from crumpets to chowder, from smoked salmon to pickle juice, from salmon burgers to gelato and more- this tour does give you a chance to sample the many edible delights of Pike's Market, and many are special samples you can only get on the tour. This tour offering was especially long, about 2.5 hours long. I understand most tours run about 1.5 hours long. I can't really say how this tour compares with others being offered but I would compare the samples being offered ( they can differ) and go with the one that has the goodies you'd like to try. We enjoyed this tour, our guide Jerry was a friendly, affable type of guy that made our "intimate" group of four enjoy our experience. The kicker for us was that we were able to use a group-on coupon so we only paid $29 per person instead of the usual $44. Because this is probably one of those kind of tours you would only go to once, I suggest you read the reviews (on Yelp of course) of the various companies, see if there are any discount coupons to be had, and make your choice. This company is one that should be kept in the mix as a possible choice.

We experienced the Pike Place Market tour with Curtis yesterday and he was FANTASTIC. A wealth of…read moreinformation, engaging, and responsive to questions. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is that it's misleading for ownership to categorize it under the umbrella of "Free Walking Tours" ... or even a pay what you want system. It cost my family of 4 nearly $70 so just a heads up.

We really enjoyed the tour with Emmett (a long time local). He was very entertaining with lots of…read morewit and wisdom, very easy to hear and an excellent communicator. A great mix of history, culture, and current activities. We highly recommend this tour

This spring I surprised my wife with Chef Traci's Market to Table cooking class at Atrium Kitchen…read more It was an amazing experience, and I'm already wondering when I can bring out-of-town guests. Chef Traci kicked off our morning class with freshly baked pastries as we discussed what we might want to cook that day. Then we headed into Pike Place Market, stopping at multiple businesses to meet the owners and try their delicious products. I've been to Pike Place many times, and there were a handful of shops I was experiencing for the first time. It really felt like we got VIP treatment because of the friendships Traci has built over the years. We picked out a beautiful King salmon and halibut cheeks at Pike Place Fish Market, and I even got to throw and catch a fish! Traci was knowledgeable and shared Pike Place Market's complex history along the way. Once we returned to Atrium Kitchen with our ingredients, we created two beautiful mains with the salmon and halibut, plus a couple of sides with the seasonal market vegetables we had picked up. Then it was time to dig in and enjoy our feast while chatting with Chef Traci and the other guests. There is something very special about being in Pike Place Market early in the morning before the throngs of tourists arrive. I highly recommend the morning tour and cooking class. It felt like a perfect way to experience Seattle's most famous attraction.

Kim, Helen, Diep, Mia, Lisa, and Hoang have three of us a wonderful treatment with their new golden…read moremani and pedi. Such a wonderful treatment and they really took their time. My favorite time I've had here. I also love that my toes tend to last for 3 mo

A must-visit on Asian history in America. What might have been not written and also not known if…read morethis museum didn't save much of the simple artifacts that were from the time when Asians were discriminated against. It is a part of history and this place really tells the story. I didn't know much about Wing Luke, but I got to know him after joining a walking tour led by a museum employee. Sign up at the front, and they will also take you to restricted areas. You can see how small some of the rooms are. A supermarket that many people have been in. They also have a Bruce Lee exhibit. I hope this museum gets to last long into the years.

If you're in Seattle, go to this incredible museum! It's a hidden gem packed with POWERFUL stories…read moreand lots lots lots of history. I was genuinely moved emotionally, it's thought provoking and truly unforgettable. It's at the top of my must-visit in the entire country. Wong Chong Luke was so special and I'm happy I know about him now, bc of this museum. It is his 100th celebration! They also have one of the coolest gift shops, very inclusive and currently they have a Bruce Lee exhibit--absolutely top tier! They offer a $1 discount per ticket if you have a national park pass.

The Seattle underground tour with Beneath the Streets was one of the most interesting things I did…read moreduring my trip. I'd heard about the city's underground passageways before visiting, but seeing them in person gave me a much better appreciation for Seattle's history and how the city was rebuilt after the Great Fire. The tour struck a nice balance between history and storytelling. Our guide kept things engaging, and there were plenty of opportunities to stop, look around, and imagine what the original streets would have looked like more than a century ago. The pace of the tour was comfortable, and by the end I felt like I had learned so many interesting facts about Seattle's early history while also getting to explore a part of the city that most people never see. If you're visiting Seattle for the first time, I'd definitely recommend adding an underground tour to your itinerary. It's a fun way to learn about the city's past and offers a completely different perspective on Seattle!

While looking for things to do in Seattle, the Beneath the Streets Underground History Tour…read moreimmediately stood out as something unique and interesting--and it did not disappoint. I learned a lot about Seattle's rich history, including how the city got its name and the events that shaped it into what it is today. Our tour guide, David, was both knowledgeable and entertaining, making the history come alive with his humor and storytelling. One of the highlights was walking through the original city streets that were built at sea level and now lie beneath modern-day Seattle. It was fascinating to see a hidden part of the city that most people never get to experience. The 65-minute tour was engaging from start to finish and offered a great perspective of Seattle both above and below ground. If you're visiting Seattle or even if you're a local looking to learn more about the city's past, this tour is absolutely worth it. Definitely a must-do experience!