Monday, October 5, 2009
Seattle's Pike Place Market
This one is for all my non-Seattle followers. For those of you who have never been to Seattle and walked through the well-known Pike Place Market, here are a couple of shots that I took yesterday for you to enjoy. I think it's cool to see pics of places you've never been before. Let me know what you think.
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what a beautiful little market. I love it. : )
ReplyDeleteI want to fly up north, that's what I think! Gosh, never knew how amazing Seattle is for foodies!
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I have been to Seattle twice-Both times were fabulous! During my visit, The Pikes Place Market was never missed. I could spend all day there. I kept thinking that it would be great to live on one of the out islands, get a great cup of coffee and take the ferry in each weekend to shop at the Market. I would spend all day there!
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I love these photos! I'd love to see you do this more often as the season changes.
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone. Yeah, Pike Place Market is definitely a nice place to check out if you've never been there before. As you can expect, it gets packed on the weekends, especially when it's a nice day out. The produce and seafood is so fresh there.
ReplyDeleteBurp & Slurp: Seattle is definitely a food mecca. I feel like there are just so many restaurants here that I don't even know where to start. Eventually I'll get to all of them because I eat out almost everyday.
Fresh Local & Best: that's a great idea. I'll definitely try to take more pics when the season changes. I'm considering investing in a better camera, but for now this will do. Thanks for the advice.
OK, now I'd better get to running and working out so that I can stay in shape while enjoying all this delicious food in Seattle.
I just love Pikes Place Market... haven't been for over a decade but the memories are nice!
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I have never been, but have heard so much about it. Hope to visit Pike Place some day.
ReplyDeleteOh I have heard about Pike Place Market from my American foodie friend and she said it's one of the best in US. I wish I could visit Seattle one day. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love Pikes Place!! I love the pictures. I enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteGolly, I sure miss that market! I haven't been to visit in about 13 years. I really must go on a little road trip soon!
ReplyDeleteI loved that market with all its fresh produce and seafood! one of the guys at the fish market actually asked me out to dinner ha! ha! I said no, but only if you cooked one of those lobster beauties for me!
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Seattle - but when I go - I will have Pike Market at the top of my list. It's one of those magical food places all foodies dream of going to. Paradise.
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i've actually been to pike place market before. i really like the healthy vibes in seattle.
Right now Seattle is on our schedule to visit in 2010. The market was on my list, but I really appreciat your photos.
ReplyDeleteI especially loved your pictures of the artisanal cheesemaking process as I was just an artisanal cheesemaker for a day!
Thank you for sharing your beloved Seattle with us.
Elaine
Wow, I only WISH we had something like that closer to us in the midwest. What a phenomenal resource for you!
ReplyDeleteWhat I wouldn't do for a place like Pikes Market! If I ever make it to Seattle, I'm making the hubby stop! I'd even call you for directions. :)
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Seattle, but would love stop here. I think I could spend all day there! Thanks for the beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to visit Seattle's Pike Place Market a few years ago and your pix are a great reminder! My favorite souvenir from the market is a kick-ass belt embossed with the faces of rock 'n roll stars. But a close second was the orange-honey roasted almonds. I'm been searching for a recipe ever since. Thanks for sharing your impression of the Seattle food scene.
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