Discover Flavors from around the World at Pike Place Market

This hidden gem offers fresh Persian dishes rooted in tradition. From flavorful kabobs to aromatic rice platters, Farvahar’s menu offers a range of options, including vegan, gluten-free, and halal meals.

Miss Café brings delightful flavors from the Middle East to Pike Place Market. With dishes like richly spiced kebabs, delicate pastries, and strong coffee and tea, Miss Café will transport you to a cozy café in Turkey. The veggie dumplings are a must-try!

Offering some bang for your buck, enjoy hearty servings of tasty Middle Eastern cuisine on Falafel King’s patio amid the hustle and bustle of the Market

A Market staple serving up Greek street-eats, from gyros to spanakopita, Mr. D’s Mediterranean snacks are another quick go-to for pre-game fuel.

Known for their fresh, handmade tortillas, Maiz is celebrating the World Cup with different taco varieties for each of the countries playing in the Seattle matches!

Find authentic Mexican street food combined with Pacific Northwest ingredients at Los Agaves, tucked away behind Choice Produce.

A Market staple for vegetarian cuisine, El Borracho serves 100% plant-based Mexican food. Even non-vegetarians sing the praises of their jackfruit cochinitas – plus their patio makes for some fantastic people-watching with a delicious margarita in hand.

A colorful stop for Bolivian-inspired meals, Copacabana brings South American flair to the heart of downtown Seattle. Their deck overlooking Pike Place makes for a perfect viewing experience to take in the charm and vibes of the Market.

Perfect for grabbing on the go pre- or post-match, Mee Sum’s savory hom bows are cheap, filling, and delicious.

For more doughy goodness, stop by Seattle Dumpling Co. for handmade, chewy dumplings filled with beef, pork, or veggies.

A family-owned business of three generations, Omart’s lunch counter is located behind the Oriental Mart Grocery Store. Serving sour and savory dishes and authentic recipes, this is a must-stop to try classic Filipino dishes like chicken adobo, pancit noodles, and salmon sinigang.

Order Chinese classics at Pike Place Chinese Cuisine either in their sit-down restaurant for a restful meal break or on the go at their dine-out window. Find their restaurant down the ramp from City Fish Co.

For Thai food staples and another restful lunch location, check out Jasmine Thai Restaurant, located behind Pike Place Chowder

Be transported to France with a dining experience at Le Pichet — the patio makes the perfect setting for wine tasting and charcuterie.

Enjoy a tasty sandwich on housemade focaccia from Sisters European Cafe. This hidden gem near Pike Place Chowder is the ideal place to grab a quick bite before heading out to match day festivities.

Nourish not just your body — but your soul — with handmade, fresh pasta at Pasta Casalinga. Find these Italian dishes, featuring ingredients straight from the Market, on the third floor of the Atrium building.

From Calabria to the cobblestones, Riccio’s Sausage Co. brings family tradition to their handmade hot and mild sausages. Enjoy a sausage sandwich at the Market or take sausages home to cook up on your own.

Owned by Greek brothers who grew up in Australia, Hellenika blends global tastes with seasonal ingredients sourced directly from the Market to create inventive gelato flavors. This summer, they’re celebrating the World Cup with rotating flavors that represent countries playing in Seattle, including a nod to Australia with a Tim Tam-inspired gelato.

A longtime Market favorite, The Crumpet Shop offers a staple familiar to many international visitors. Watch as the traditionally made, airy biscuits are baked fresh throughout the day as you sip on loose-leaf tea. The Crumpet Shop is even considering adding Vegemite to the menu, bringing an iconic Aussie flavor into the mix.

Saffron Spice offers Indian food classics like chicken tikka masala and chana masala, plus special dishes from various regions of India. Broaden your palate and stop by this eatery located in the Economy building near Delaurenti Food & Wine.

Featuring Ethiopian coffee and mouthwatering pastries from various regions across Africa, Lands of Origin will take your taste buds on a culinary journey. Their Mozambique egg custard tarts are a must-try – you won’t be able to stop at just one!

Aditi Chai offers spiced chai made from a family recipe over 100 years old and authentic Bombay street food. Not only will Aditi Chai’s tea and food warm your belly, their welcoming and top-notch customer service is also sure to make you feel right at home

Brand new to the Market, Baiana is serving up Afro-Brazilian fare created by “Chopped” and “Beat Bobby Flay” champion, Chef Emme Collins.