Pike Place Fish Market Review

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.

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.

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.

[View] Walk around every corner of the Parker market, where you can see whole buckets of flowers, flying fish shows, fresh pastries and fruits and vegetables, handmade cheeses, local honey, wine, restaurants of various tastes, imported goods, antiques, Collections and you can always find a large number of unexpected goods. [Fun] supply a variety of fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as local customs and handicrafts; and exotic restaurants, also along the street.

Make sure you take time to see it, it's fun!