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Walking Food Tour of Pike Place Market

1401 1st Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Tel: 206.262.1628

www.vitaltealeafseattle.com
Stop #1

Vital Tea Leaf

Tour Includes: 4 to 5 different varieties of tea

Food Style: Chinese Tea

Known For: 140 different teas

You’ll always receive a warm welcome here, the tasting counter is ideal for learning about the many varieties of different teas they sell. The staff is well-informed and happy to share their knowledge of tea.

Great knowledgeable staff makes tea tasting fun.

1435 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-622-0141
Toll Free: 800-873-6685

www.delaurenti.com
Stop #2

DeLaurenti Specialty Food and Wine

Tour Includes: Local Salumi salami & artisanal cheese

Food Style:

Known For: Hard to find ingredients

A foodie destination for over 65 years, this Italian/Mediterranean grocery features a variety of hand-selected cheeses, prosciuttos, local artisan salami, an inexpensive deli, the best Italian wine selection in Seattle.

One of Seattle's culinary jewels - Seattle Dining

Cheese, Wine, Gourmet foods - Examiner

Food lovers head to Pike Place Market - Specialty Food 

1425 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206.343.0200

www.bottegaitaliana.com
Stop #3

Bottega Italiana

Tour Includes: Authentic Italian gelato

Food Style:

Known For: Market inspired seasonal gelato

Conceived by three homesick Italians, Bottega Italiana is regarded as the best gelato shop in the city. Using seasonal fruits, and never any corn syrup or artificial colors their authentic gelati produces pure flavor.

"Best dessert in town" - citybest.com

“The ultimate gelato experience in Washington state”-  Abbondanza magazine

 

 

1503 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 682-1598

Stop #4

The Crumpet Shop

Tour Includes: Organic honey & butter crumpet

Food Style: Traditional English Crumpets

Known For: Crumpets, tea & fresh scones

Founded in 1976, this family business continues to make all their crumpets from scratch daily, using only organic ingredients. You will be hard pressed to find another shop like this one anywhere in the world.

The Crumpet Shop has become a city institution - Gas-Tron-o-my

Pike Place Market is a wonderland of food - Michael Stern Roadfood.com

 

1530 Post Alley
Seattle, WA 98101
206-267-2537

www.pikeplacechowder.com
Stop #5

Pike Place Chowder

Tour Includes: Best Clam Chowder in America

Food Style: 8 types of chowder

Known For: Winning the Great American Clam Chowder Cook Off

Voted the best New England Style Clam Chowder three years in a row at the prestigious Great Clam Chowder Cook Off in Newport, Rhode Island and later inducted to the Clam Chowder Hall of Fame (yes there is one). America’s best chowder is right here in Seattle.

Ranked #1 restaurant out of 2,097 entries on Tripadvisor

3 time winner of prestigious Great Clam Chowder Cook-off

 

 

Pike Place Market
1511 Pike Place

Seattle, WA 98108 

www.freshseafood.com
Stop #6

Pure Food Fish Market

Tour Includes: Alder wood smoked wild king salmon

Food Style: Fresh Seafood

Known For: The "Cod Father's" family recipe for smoke salmon

Since 1914, locals in the know have been buying their fish from the Amon family, Sol Amon who is often referred to as the “Cod Father” has been tending shop for over 56 years. His recipe for Alder-Smoked Salmon is the best I’ve ever tasted.

Selling fish still his "first love" - Seattle Times

Locals guide to Pike Place Market - Seattle Met

Pike Place Market
1524 Pike Place
Seattle WA 98101 

www.trufflecafe.com/
Stop #7

La Buona Tavola

Tour Includes: Truffle oil & salt, potato leek soup, 10 year balsamic vinegar

Food Style: Italian food and wine

Known For: Fresh Black Truffles from Italy

"We sell only the things we've fallen in love with. That's our promise to you: 100% satisfaction - whether you buy our Italian truffles and pate, or an affordable bottle of wine with a bag of Croccantini, you can be sure that you're getting the best." - Rei Hanscomb Aka Truffle Queen.

210 Western Ave.

Seattle, WA. 98121

(206) 436-0390

www.tomdouglas.com/index.php?page=seatown
Stop #8

The Rub Shack

Tour Includes: Chef's selection

Food Style: Pacific Northwest

Known For: Rotisserie Meats & Fresh Seafood

This is where you go to satisfy all your cravings you develop walking through the Pike Place Market. Seattle's top restaurateur  Tom Douglas is a huge fan and supporter of the Pike Place Market and the Rub Shack may well be his culinary serenade. The restaurant is all about rotisserie meats that are rubbed with love from  Tom's proprietary spice line.  

an enticing new restaurant near Pike Place Market - New York Times

It's a diner at heart, but a classy one, complete with cheery servers  - Seattle Times

As a matter of fact, just about everything at Seatown is good - Seattle Weekly

Seattle Food Tours – Belltown Restaurant Tour

2234 1st Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121-1615
(206) 441-9360

www.local360.org
Stop #1

Local 360

Tour Includes: Marinated beet salad with fresh chevre.

Food Style: Pacific Northwest

Known For: Comfort food

Kick off the tour with a taste of the Pacific Northwest. Local 360 sources over 90% of their ingredients from within 360 mile radius of the restaurant.

Best Brunch - Gas-tron-omy

Best Beefy Burger - Seattle Magazine

Best Oyster Happy Hour - The Stranger

2332 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 956-8423

www.robroyseattle.com
Stop #2

Rob Roy

Tour Includes: A superb craft cocktail and demonstration

Food Style: Cocktails

Known For: Classic cocktails with modern twist

Rob Roy is hipster den dunked in retro-cool. Formerly known as the Viceroy, the bar sits at the epicenter of Belltown's nightlife strip and is a favourite of the after work crowd who are lured by the classic cocktails and stylish atmosphere. - World's Best Bars

Rob Roy one of 50 best bars in America - Food & Wine

Top 13 bars in America - Delish.com

10 Great American Cocktail Lounges - USA Today Travel

Hanging with Harris YouTube video - Small screen networks

2401 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121-1424
(206) 443-9844

www.shiros.com
Stop #3

Shiro’s

Tour Includes: Duo of local sushi

Food Style: Japanese

Known For: Sushi

A two-time James Beard nominee, Master Chef Shiro Kashiba has been profiled in every major cuisine periodical and newspaper including Bon Appetit, The New York Times, and USA Today. Shiro's blending of classical Japanese technique with the Pacific Northwest's wealth of local seafood has, as Zagat says, set the bar that others aspire to.

"the best sushi in Seattle", "setting the bar that others aspire to"... Zagat

To get a sense of what it must have been like to watch Picasso at work, grab a seat at the sushi bar at Shiro's  - USA Today

Seattle's sushi lovers beat a path to Shiro's Sushi Bar and Restaurant.  - New York Times

2429 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121-1424
(206) 728-5181

www.branzinoseattle.com
Stop #4

Branzino

Tour Includes: Chef's choice entree paired with glass of wine

Food Style:

Known For: A romantic, sophisticated environment that makes for a very memorable and delicious evening

Italian-inspired dishes featuring local ingredients presented in a romantic, sophisticated environment makes for a very memorable and delicious evening. Ask 'The Don' for a wine recommendation. He's the best.

"Perfectly Served at Branzino" - Seattle Weekly

"Chef Merriman boosts Italian flavors to intense levels" - Biz Journal Article 

2137 2nd Ave

Seattle WA. 98121

206.956.8000

 

www.thecoterieroom.com
Stop #5

The Coterie Room

Tour Includes: Dessert with modern twist

Food Style: Modern Americana

Known For: Refined comfort food

With unique and "decadent" New American "comfort food done fancy" by rising-star chefs Brian McCracken and Dana Tough, this "chic" Belltown bistro (sibling to Spur) offers both midpriced small plates and "economical" family-style platters; the "attentive" staff and "gorgeous" space, featuring tall, old windows and a living bar wall filled with plants, further the sense that this is an "excellent place to dine." - Zagat