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Pike Place Market

85 Pike Street | Pike Place / Waterfront

About

Created more than a century ago to connect the city’s citizens and farmers, Pike Place Market is a beloved Seattle treasure. Encompassing a nine-acre Market Historic District overlooking Elliott Bay, the Market remains the bustling center of farm fresh, locally sourced, artisanal and specialty foods. It’s a place where you can “Meet the Producer”—the farmers, butchers, fishmongers, cheesemongers, bakers, winemakers and purveyors who bring their bounty to your table. The Market features one of the largest craft markets in the country, featuring all locally made handcrafted goods. And with more than 200 small independent businesses and a diverse array of restaurants, the Market offers endless opportunities for delight and discovery.

Getting there

Parking

Paid parking in the Pike Place Market Garage with over 800 stalls; entrances at 1531 Western Ave, 1901 Western Ave, and 1530 Alaskan Way. Limited disabled parking is available on Pike Place near the 85 Pike Street entrance.

Public transit

Short walk from Link light rail at Westlake and Symphony stations and from numerous King County Metro bus routes along 3rd Ave at Pike/Pine; Seattle Streetcar connects to the Westlake hub. Note: daytime pilot restrictions limit most vehicle access through the Market 8 a.m.–6 p.m. at First Ave & Pike St.

Events 185 upcoming

Unexpected Productions