Candy time I believe is a large franchise that takes up space and most malls around this area…read more.. Fun place to bring the kids you get a pick from thousands of different bulk candy options and everyone walks away with relative happiness for a decent price... With that said, it's nothing amazing. I necessarily wouldn't shop here as an adult but with kids in tow it's super fun and I end up eating as much as they do regretfully. luckily, or unluckily depending on how you look at it, we walked in to holiday candy for 75% off and even though you save a lot of money, you end up eating four times the amount of candy and feeling awful for the entire day because even though you're an adult and you still don't seem to have impulse control when it comes to gummy candy... fun place overall

A excellent place at Westlake Center to grab candy! The candy is always fresh and the staff are…read morevery helpful. The store is clean and has many options to choose from. They have other products as well and is worth checking out.

Always a must stop before visiting Hub's Mom out of State. These are her favorites. This time I…read morealso was gifted some treats for my birthday. Chukar is always super busy at Pike Place for both locals and tourists. But worth the wait if you love chocolate covered cherries, like we do. Their staff are always very friendly and patient. And if you're ever near Prosser, Washington, stopping by their factory is also fun. Thank you Chukar

Awesome shop in Pike Place Market. They get you by offering free samples, and before you know it,…read moreyou're buying a bag or two! It's my favorite gift to buy people when I travel. When I was grabbing some presents, they also gave me a little extra package of cherries since I spent over $75. If you're more budget friendly and don't have any allergies, you can buy their bags of "Cherry Bombs" which are their factory seconds (aka misshapen or funny looking bits) which are equally delicious and gives you a good variety. You just can't tell ahead of time what each covered morsel is though, so it's a surprise. You can also buy Chukar Cherries at Whole Foods and other shops here, but this stand has the most variety and also does not have a markup - the prices listed here are the same as the website's pricing.

They've got a large variety of different kinds of fudge! Cookies and cream was amazing!read more

If your craving something for your sweet tooth then stop in to Frankly Sweets. Lots of candy to…read morechoose from and they also have cotton candy.

Perfect spot to grab some gifts. They have a lot of fun candy and nostalgic ones as well. Super…read moresweet owner and it was tiny but full of fun things!

When I walk out of a candy bin store with nothing…read more 1. The selection was measly and nothing caught my eye. 2. The selection was measly and nothing caught my eye. I do not discriminate on time of day so the fact that it was 11 AM didn't factor in my decision. I walked out therefore... Both 1. and 2. are correct. The shop is teeny tiny and feels cramped. They do have gummies, but honestly there was nothing I hadn't seen before. A lot of supermarkets have bigger selections and the fun of the candy bins is having a tiny bit of everything. There was no "everything" here. I would have probably put one piece of candy in my bag so not worth it!

Cordial and knowledgeable help led me to leave with some beautiful and delicious chocolates for…read moreboth a gift and for personal enjoyment.

Cute little spot tucked away on Post Alley (the less busy side) and so many choices of fudge,…read moretruffles and other chocolate treats. They'll give you a sample if you want to try something.

Oh my goodness!…read more Carmel and sea salt kettle corn. Need I say more?! Seriously, Cobb's is exactly what you're looking for when you want a salty sweet bombshell to coat your belly. Get extra napkins. It's a bit messy.

I really love Cobb's Pike Place Popcorn and have since we stayed in Seattle for a bit a couple…read moreyears ago. The loss of one star is because it would be wonderful if they had a notification on their site or instagram which states when they've run out of a flavor for the day, but otherwise I absolutely adored their Kettle Corn flavor and being able to easily order get a sealed bag. The service was friendly and helpful both times I visited and I definitely plan to return next time we're in Seattle. All in all, they're amazing and you should absolutely stop in!

Great shop in Pike Place for those who want to take home souvenirs or for general gifting that are…read moremore personalized than the usual mass-produced overseas mugs and such in gift shops. They have consumables (salmon, coffee, tea, chocolate, etc) as well as shirts, art, posters, and such. They even have artisan hand-blown glass ornaments (throwback to the Museum of Glass). The shop is decently sized so there's a lot of things to choose from. If you're running low on luggage space or buying something delicate, they will package and ship things to your door! So thoughtful. The workers are pretty friendly despite being inundated with guests. They sometimes have featured beverage samples of coffee or tea so you can try before you commit to buying a whole bag of stuff.

Made in Washington is a Pike Place store that carries all sorts of artisan items made in the state…read moreof Washington. They were open early, and I was able to enjoy the different tinned and packaged salmon they had, as well as the different salts and rubs. The service was extremely friendly and helpful and I would absolutely return in a heartbeat!

Perhaps Le Dame of Chocolat herself - Fran Bigelow has been serving gourmet chocolate (inspired by…read moreParis) to Seattle since 1982, and has passed down this exquisite legacy to a family-operated business that continues producing from their Georgetown location several decades later. This location is at the base of the Four Seasons & downhill from Pike Place MKT - not to be missed! Upon entry in greeted by a finely dressed server offering salted caramels from a silver tray, rows of their beautifully-boxed sets lining the walls, and self-assembled truffle boxes (varied vintages of Kopke Porto for pairing high-end gifts) in the back. The chocolate is rich and sweet, melts in contact with the tongue but lingers long. An Oolong Truffle tastes like Earl Gray - gentle bergamot blending with rich cacao. A Dark Hazlenut Truffle has every essence of freshly fallen nuts, blended smooth and savory sweet. It's easy to be transported to otherworldly bliss after trying these treats, fully experiencing and understanding Fran's receipt of the Specialty Food Association's Lifetime Achievement Award!

Just came in to check out the selections and grab a drink. We got a free sample from a lady with…read moreblonde hair. She me mentioned and emphasized that the chocolates were in the white White House for 8 years during the Obama time frame . When asked what kind a chocolate is in the White House now she said" oh we don't have any now and we don't care for what's going on in the White House now!!!" When she replied with that answer I simply said STILL YOUR PRESIDENT!!I got a really dirty look right away and out the window when we were walking out. I thought and am pretty sure there should be no political talk or opinions in a place of work but could be wrong . We were there today Aug 22nd at 1020 ish with my son . Black and blue hoodies . Maybe HR should train this employee up in this .

Super rude service. Asked for a sample, guy gestured me to not pick the sample myself and give it…read morein a rude way. This is right after I saw other customers pick the sample from the scoop themselves. I would not recommend this place. Plenty of better options in the market.

This is a small counter space in Pike Place with a variety of nuts (peanuts, almonds, cashews) that…read moreare both savory and sweet. The guy was happy to give a sample nut to people who stopped. I bought a half pound of caramel cashews, and wow, they are good, with a nice, crunchy coating and a slightly softened buttery nut.

I am a tourist from montana and I have a love for Japanese things and I love this store so much…read more The owner has some of the best art I've seen in a while she drew most of the art everything from postcards to framed art pieces and her and her sister were very nice theres a ton of glass items which looked beautiful but I didn't get any due to the distance ill have to go home it might break. I spend probably $150 on items here and I went back a second time because I loved it the first time so much. it was in the 2nd floor down had to go down 2 flights of stairs so its a hidden gem down there but if you have the ability to stop by do so. Im headed home soon and Im glad I got items from a country and culture I love so much.

Cute small shop with high quality merchandise. I especially loved the whimsical Pike Place Market…read morecat themed post cards. Imagine cats throwing fish! Also, they have a decent selection of Japanese tableware- a bit pricey but nice quality.