Seattle Getaway: Pike Place Market
If you haven’t heard of it, it’s one of the oldest farmer’s markets in the U.S. and one of the biggest too!
It’s also where the first Starbucks in the history of ever is located. And quite possibly the longest Starbucks line in the history of ever too!
But of course, the main attraction was the fish.
All kinds of fish and seafood, and in sizes that kind of blew my mind!
I felt the same way about produce. We get amazing citrus in AZ, but it was really cool to see what produce that has had as much water as it wants looks like.
Of course, we went to the most famous part of Pike Place Market- the Pike Place Fish Co.
I was first introduced to them with my first job having a training on making work a fun place to be while getting the job done. They are such a cool company, and they try to make the patrons laugh by playing pranks, telling jokes, and throwing fish.
One tourist even said she wanted to throw or catch- it would make her life complete. This lovely lady behind the counter is the lucky soul about to catch the flying fish, and consequently smell like fish all day long. She did it like a champ!
We had two landmarks left to hit- the giant piggy bank, and the gum wall. We decided that since my gag reflex is abnormally strong around gum, that the pig would be it, and we’d call it good.
Our only regret- not having more time to hang out and check out all the shops!
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