Pike Place Fish Market

amazingly seafood and fun vibe for sure! reminds me of San Francisco; the best part was watching the buskers! I met a woman who played the drums to Dr. Feel good by Motley Crü and was awesome! I had oyster shooters with 4 of the seafoods mongers, while buying delicious smoked Salmon. Walking down the strip, I ran into a place that sold warm chocolate chip cookies with flaky sea salt on top. delicious! Finally, there was a Turkish ran shop and the woman gave me excellent advice on gifts and had the best Baklava I've ever eaten.

It's touristy but I like browsing the different shops around here.

The famous Parker Market is always bustling! The market is a collection of flowers, fruits, seafood, clothing, crafts, and small restaurants, on the ground floor and three floors below; there are street performers from time to time.

My favorite in Seattle is this "pike" market, because Bellevue is very close to Seattle and only one 520 bridge, so I come to play almost every day, even if I don't buy anything, it's good to hang out.

Pike Market is in the dock area by the sea, mainly selling seafood. It is only open in the morning and morning. The seafood stalls are closed in the afternoon. It is said that there is a fish throwing show in the morning. We went in the afternoon and didn't see it.

Seattle Parker Market in the United States is one of the most popular tourist attractions. Of course, I am no exception. I lived in Seattle for a while before and it was very convenient to come to the Parker Market, so I have to come over almost every day. Even if I don’t buy anything, I don’t do it. I just want to come and see it. I like everything here.