A really different and cute shop for purchasing oddities and curiosities for your favorite witch or…read morewarlock. They have a large variety of gift items and some antique items. It's a gift shop with a supernatural, mystical, and urban legend scene. It's definitely a fun browse, and I bet you can't walk out without buying something.

Such a fun eclectic store. Local art/artists. What really got me was the vintage, small and…read morecurated, but so much great stuff, found some awesome one of kind pieces that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

Pike Place Market is an absolute staple for anyone visiting Seattle for the first time or even a…read moreseasoned Seattleite. Pike Place is a massive food hall, craft market, and farmers' market. You can find just about anything in Pike Place. It is truly an amazingly magical spot, and there is nothing quite like it. You could spend days roaming through Pike Place and eating all of the amazing things each vendor, restaurant, and bakery has to offer. It's a Yelpers paradise! The selection is unmatched. The value is great. The service is prime. I think you could easily stay within a $100 budget for a family and feed everyone for the whole day in Pike Place Market. A day at Pike Place is not a day wasted, and no matter how many times you've been, you're sure to find something new.

Seattle's world-famous Pike Place Market is one of the Emerald City's most popular tourist traps,…read moreand for good reason. The sprawling, multi-level marketplace dates back to 1907 and remains one of the oldest, continually operating farmers markets in America. It's narrow arcades are home to dozens of stalls selling everything from candy and cannolis to flowers and jewelry. The main attraction, of course, is the fresh seafood, which arrives every morning from boats trolling nearby Puget Sound. At peak hours, hundreds of tourists crowd around the Pike Place Fish Market, near Pike Place's main entrance, to watch fishmongers toss Salmon, Halibut, Cod and other customer selections from the market floor to the sales counter to be filleted and wrapped. Onlookers clap and cheer as the fish fly through the air, while the mongers politely remind the crowd that they're operating a working seafood market, not a circus. When you're done watching dudes toss fish, take some an hour or two to explore the rest of this massive marketplace. Pike Place has six levels of shops, restaurants, brewpubs and produce stalls across two large buildings that are bisected by a roomy pedestrian plaza with outdoor tables for enjoying a bite when the weather cooperates. The market gets oppressively crowded on weekends, so go early if you can. There are multiple parking decks at the complex and near the waterfront, but if Uber is an option, you'll save the stress of finding a spot. No visit to Seattle is complete without a visit to Pike Place Market. Plan on spending half a day here if you want the full experience, but I found a couple hours to be enough for me. While you're in the area, walk a couple blocks over to Seattle's fabulous waterfront and stroll the pedestrian plaza for some amazing views of Puget Sound. The city's new Overlook Walk pedestrian bridge lets you move between the two without crossing busy Alaskan Way, and makes this area of downtown an incredible destination for tourists and locals alike.

Nice upper scale market. The place tends to attract tourists and more trendy type people. The…read moreprices there are a little high for me.But I do like to go there and look around when i'm in town. I used to live in Tacoma. And came here often and still do from time to time. Especially during the summer when they're having events. Everything sold there is really high quality, hence the high prices, and the service is top notch.

I have been to this "farmers" market twice and maybe I have visited on not the greatest days, but I…read morehave never seen any farm vendors let alone fresh produce..etc. There is a lot of vendors selling things like clothing, jewelry, etc. I have seen a lot of food trucks also. It would be nice if there was local farms, produce, eggs, meat, etc. There's far better farmers markets in the area. I would just consider this an outdoor market.

New owners and they are great!! Very helpful and just nice…read morepeople! Love the plants and produce. Excellent quality and price. We drive 60 miles each way just to go there.

A whole flat of strawberries went completely moldy in less than 24 hours after purchase. The…read morebusiness blocked us on social media rather than respond to a private inquiry or public comment after no response was received to the initial inquiry. I'm sure they will try to remove this review as well. Such a shame as we loved them before. Really terrible way of conducting business!

This market was absolutely incredible. Located in the heart of downtown Puyallup, this massive…read moremarket has streets filled with amazing local vendors with items like produce, baked goods, plants, flowers, home decor, clothing, and more! There's also one street that specifically has food trucks on it and the options for hot, fresh, local eats are endless. Street parking is ample nearby, even on busy holiday weekends which is a plus. We cannot wait to come back next Saturday and pick up some more local goodies!

Favorite farmers market in the state. Huge variety of food trucks and stuff for sale.read more

Just got home from opening day of the Kent Farmers Market! I've lived in the Kent area for the…read morebetter portion of my life, and I don't think I've ever been... The market takes place right near the big fountain and the Kent Library. It takes up one whole street, so it's nothing in comparison to Kent Cornucopia Days but I mean, it's just a weekly market so don't expect it to be bigger than it is. There's a good variety of vendors - tons of stands sporting local produce, local food products, and several stands with people who make all sorts of products ranging from soaps to baby clothes! There's a ton to look at. There's also several stands that have the type of flowers that you'd find at Pike Place - the arrangements are GORGEOUS and pretty big! The most expensive ones cost $15 - which is a hell of a deal in my opinion! You won't spend hours at the Kent Farmers Market but it's a great place to swing through on your Saturday morning before starting your day. Who doesn't love to support local?!

Cute small farmers market in Orting. When I went, the first of second week at the start of their…read moreseason, I think there were about 20 vendors: -Fruit and veggie vendor -Sidhu farms (jams, fresh strawberries and fresh rhubarb) -A jewelry and plant seller -A local dog treat vendor -A used and new books vendor -A hot dog stand -A donut stand -Longhouse smoked salmon -bread and cakes and cookies vendor -permanent jewelry -kettle corn -some clothing with various graphics -flower bouquets Nice people, not too busy and some reasonable prices (not overblown like some of the bigger farmers markets have come to be).

I stumbled across here Friday, 8/18/17. Was actually on my way to eat at the Around the Corner…read moreCafe. Decided to stop by & support the local community & spend monies there. There were quite a bit of vendors there. Not so many people in attendance there. Wish they had more support. I purchased a few things such as organic veggies, Maple Vanilla Bean butter & ate my very 1st Native American Fry bread. LOL Don't laugh. I'm from CA. Actually, it was fry dog with Polish sausage. It was good, tasted like a corn dog kinda. Then got dessert @ the Mexican/Hispanic food booth called Empanada of many flavors (Blueberry/Coconut, Cinnamon Apple & Strawberry. It's basically a tortilla that appears to be deep fried then filled. It was ok. Wished they used fresh fruits instead. Overall, great experience. Didn't plan on spending, however, I did to support some local vendors.

The South Tacoma Farmer's Market has been operating for about 2 years now so that probably explains…read morewhy there are so few booths in attendance, like probably not more than 15 booths. That is probably the only and biggest criticism that folks might have about it. But otherwise, the market is in a great location. It's on the grounds of one of Tacoma's new community centers so there is plenty of parking and open park space where you can bring your dog and toss a frisbee or something after you're done shopping. It's also within reasonable walking distance of one of the Sounder stops. There's kids activities and live music. Most vendors accept alternative payments like EBT/senior vouchers and are also bilingual. So far the best booth is the bakery cart dude who hawks yummy mini-foccacia rolls in all kinds of sweet and savory flavors. The Manitou/South Tacoma neighborhoods haven't really had access to community events like this for years so I hope to see the market attract more vendors next year. I'd still recommend stopping by for the cheap produce more than anything.

Not one of the better Farmer's Markets I've been to, very small and you will probably spend very…read morelittle time here. The parking is pretty ample for this market, easy to get in and out. But, until it grows in size, IMO it's not worth stopping in- so would not recommend this one.