This legendary district in the Emerald City is essentially a giant eclectic mall and farmer’s market, weaving through hilly streets, a five-story warehouse-like maze of a building, and the waterfront. With fresh seafood and produce, a flower market, the fish throwers, a brewery, music shops, coffee shops, and hundreds of boutiques, it quite easy to spend the better part of several days here.
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Kodak MAX Versatility 400 speed film.
The more famous entrance to Pike Place Market.
Inside, a bustle of people among the street level markets.
The view from the many balconies and decks is superb.
Tea rooms like the one above, as well as the Seattle staple, the coffee shop, abound.
Fresh fish! We catch ‘em you buy ‘em!
A view of the pier near Ivar’s Fish Bar, which has by far the best fish and chips I’ve ever had. And a full stock of the ultra-hoppy northwestern microbrews that dominate the whole region’s beer production.
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