Fremont, which up until 1891 used to be a city in itself, is now a neighborhood of Seattle bordered by others like Queen Anne and Ballard. The statue of Lenin and the Fremont Troll are two of the main attractions of this area, and there is lots more to see and do as well. If you're in the mood to shop, you would definitely like to check out the many, varied stores in the area. The Sunday street market is another highlight of the area.
This independent bookstore is one of the best in the city. Its inventory boasts a fabulous range of books on Seattle and the Northwest, and if you're lucky you may come across limited editions or signed books. The bookstore also frequently hosts poetry readings, book signings and literary events for contemporary authors.
This famous fish market is one of the most well-known spots in Seattle where you can watch fishermen and sellers throw fish through the air. The fish and shellfish are fresh, displayed in crushed ice all around the counter. The stand sells wild salmon, yellow fin tuna, halibut, crab, prawns and more. You can simply browse or buy some to go, most fishmongers will ship it anywhere. Make sure to stop and watch the famous fish-throwing show. Pike Place Fish Market is located right through the main entrance to Pike Place Market.
Located in the historic Pike Place Market, this extensive store houses a vast variety of food and libations for the discerning palate. The shelves at DeLaurenti Specialty Food & Wine are well-stocked with food imported from Italy: olive oil, chocolates, various pastas, artisan breads, prosciutti and an array of chocolates are amongst their selection. They also offer more than 200 varieties of artisan cheeses, sourced from across the globe. The wine cellar, housing a variety of pots, white and reds, will delight any connoisseur. Take home the choicest ingredients from here, and create your own tantalizing concoctions.
MarketSpice began as a humble tea shop that also sold spices, in 1911. Nestled in the monumental Pike Place Market, this store has become a trusted name when it comes to variety in spices and teas. Do purchase this store's special tea, the MarketSpice Tea, which is an aromatic amalgamation of cinnamon-orange and spices mixed with black tea, rendering it a sweet and spicy flavor. Selling more than a 100 varieties of teas, spice blends, flavors and spices, this is a must visit for those who love flavors.
For more than 22 years (and through three owners), this bookstore has been delighting parents and children alike with its wonderful collection of hand-picked books. For children there are non-fiction, biography and poetry books. For adults there are books on parenting and about children, plus general-interest books. But for children and adults, the emphasis here is on literature. The shop regularly invites school groups to meet authors for readings and workshops.
This independent bookstore is one of the best in the city. Its inventory boasts a fabulous range of books on Seattle and the Northwest, and if you're lucky you may come across limited editions or signed books. The bookstore also frequently hosts poetry readings, book signings and literary events for contemporary authors.
Located in the historic Pike Place Market, this extensive store houses a vast variety of food and libations for the discerning palate. The shelves at DeLaurenti Specialty Food & Wine are well-stocked with food imported from Italy: olive oil, chocolates, various pastas, artisan breads, prosciutti and an array of chocolates are amongst their selection. They also offer more than 200 varieties of artisan cheeses, sourced from across the globe. The wine cellar, housing a variety of pots, white and reds, will delight any connoisseur. Take home the choicest ingredients from here, and create your own tantalizing concoctions.
MarketSpice began as a humble tea shop that also sold spices, in 1911. Nestled in the monumental Pike Place Market, this store has become a trusted name when it comes to variety in spices and teas. Do purchase this store's special tea, the MarketSpice Tea, which is an aromatic amalgamation of cinnamon-orange and spices mixed with black tea, rendering it a sweet and spicy flavor. Selling more than a 100 varieties of teas, spice blends, flavors and spices, this is a must visit for those who love flavors.
This famous fish market is one of the most well-known spots in Seattle where you can watch fishermen and sellers throw fish through the air. The fish and shellfish are fresh, displayed in crushed ice all around the counter. The stand sells wild salmon, yellow fin tuna, halibut, crab, prawns and more. You can simply browse or buy some to go, most fishmongers will ship it anywhere. Make sure to stop and watch the famous fish-throwing show. Pike Place Fish Market is located right through the main entrance to Pike Place Market.
For more than 22 years (and through three owners), this bookstore has been delighting parents and children alike with its wonderful collection of hand-picked books. For children there are non-fiction, biography and poetry books. For adults there are books on parenting and about children, plus general-interest books. But for children and adults, the emphasis here is on literature. The shop regularly invites school groups to meet authors for readings and workshops.
Fremont, which up until 1891 used to be a city in itself, is now a neighborhood of Seattle bordered by others like Queen Anne and Ballard. The statue of Lenin and the Fremont Troll are two of the main attractions of this area, and there is lots more to see and do as well. If you're in the mood to shop, you would definitely like to check out the many, varied stores in the area. The Sunday street market is another highlight of the area.