Pike Place Market, Seattle

i love washington state everything about it i moved there in 1984 when i was a little child im a miltary brat me & my lil sister & big brother grew up in silverdale. but becausw my dad was in the navy me & my mom & dad & LIL Sis moved 2 kingsbay st.marys georgia in 1996 but i have family & cousins that live in Renton, Silverdale, tacoma & kent & nieces & newphews live there to. Washington was the best thing that ever happen To me. Its so beautiful the mountaians, the ferry ride, the ocean, the green trees & Grass & the people are so friendly. Theres so much to do there like the pike place market where you can get all kinds of fish. the clam clowder is so awsome. the ferry rides are so fun. the clubs & ect. most of all. all my friends that i miss that still live there that i wennt to school with. I go back there every year to visit

Such a wonderful atmosphere. The flowers are amazing and so cheap. If we lived in the area, there would be no excuse for fresh flowers around the house all the time. :) People very nice! Great food and many dining options. Love Beechers and the Chili place! Little donuts near the famous fish market are delicious as well. Nice park at end of market to relax at and look out at the sound. I look forward to visiting Seattle again and especially the market for some wonderful fresh fruit, flowers, crafts, as well as meeting many kind people.

This place is amazing! If I would have known better I would have taken an empty suitcase just to bring this back! Cool things I've never seen from many different cultures. The Alaskan King Crab is the cheapest you can get here. $20 for 1 pound; Any restaurant in the area will charge you $40 and up. They even cook it for you. Next time I go, I'll be ready to bring things back home like cool chilis you can hang from your ceiling and use them as they dry.

Full of culture, if culture involves flying fish and spitting cherry seeds on the ground as you window shop. There is always a little for every walk of life at Pike Place. Take the time to waunder through the shops on the main street and below, you'll be glad that you did, but don't expect high times and ambiance or the overwealming smell of dried and fresh flowers, mixed with fish and crab might take you by suprise.