Local’s Guide To Pike Place Market
Local’s Guide To Pike Place Market
<p>The <a href="../../../eat-and-drink/articles/pike-place-market-guide-seattle-june-2011/"><strong>Pike Place Market</strong></a> has 104 years of history, 240 stalls, shops, and restaurants, at least four ghosts, two pigs, countless hidden treasures, and more. Herein, the many discoveries we’ve made at the greatest farmers market in America. Plus: When a couple of college kids put on a show at the UW, they set the stage to make <a href="../../../arts-and-entertainment/articles/local-hip-hop-scene-seattle-june-2011/"><strong>Seattle a hip-hop hotbed</strong></a>; <a href="../../../travel-and-outdoors/articles/best-seattle-hiking-trails-june-2011/"><strong>twenty trails</strong></a> where you can hike, bike, and hug a tree, all within an hour of downtown; and behind Seattle’s most stylish restaurants and bars is <a href="../../../eat-and-drink/articles/seattle-design-company-mallet-june-2011/"><strong>Eric Hentz’s Mallet</strong></a>, a design-build company that makes contemporary spaces appear as though they’ve been there for years.</p>
