Explore the Market

Explore the Market

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Welcome to Seattle’s public market and one of the country’s oldest farmers markets. Encompassing nine acres from Pike St. north to Virginia St. and from 1st Ave west to Western Ave, the Market’s historic arcade, winding alleys, stairways and lower levels offer a multisensory experience of sights, sounds, tastes, aromas and textures.

Taste what’s in season at a farm stand. Listen to a Motown or bluegrass classic from buskers while marveling over the creativity of the goods in the crafts market. Follow the scent of baking bread down the cobblestones to a European bakery. Peruse comics, collectibles, magic tricks, vinyl records, books and rare treasures in small shops.

Take time to wander. The Market will amaze, delight and inspire you.

View and download the Pike Place Market Visitors Guide and Map or take a self-guided tour with our Walking Guide: Pike Place Market 101.

Explore the new MarketFront Pavilion!

Farmers Market

Farmers Market

Washington farmers sell local seasonal produce and preserves at farm tables year-round. Learn More

Crafts Market

Crafts Market

More than 200 local craftspeople display their unique handcrafted works daily in the North Arcade. Learn More

Highstalls

Highstalls

Highstalls are permanent produce stands that offer fresh fruit, vegetables and mushrooms year-round. Learn More

Fish Markets

Fish Markets

Four fish markets offer an abundance of fresh fish and seafood from Pacific Northwest and Alaskan waters. Learn More

Specialty Foods

Specialty Foods

Dozens of specialty food stores provide rare ingredients and exceptional local and international products. Learn More

Collectibles

Collectibles

Beneath the Main Arcade are three floors of unique shops, specializing in collectibles, comics, jewelry, books, original art, magic tricks and more. Learn More

Dining

Dining

An abundance of bakeries, cafes, diners, restaurants, take out and sweet shops tempt hungry shoppers. Learn More

Rachel the Piggybank

Rachel the Piggybank

The famous bronze piggybank weighs 550 pounds. Put a few coins or bills in Rachel and pose for a photo! Proceeds benefit social services in the Market. Learn More

Buskers

Buskers

Street performers have long entertained shoppers and added to the Market’s ambiance. Make sure to offer them a tip!