Seattle-Pikes Place Market
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Seattle-Pikes Place Market
Hi. I live in Olympia and have some friends visiting from Texas. They will be spending the late afternoon/early evening checking out Pikes Place Market and are interested in
Italian. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Italian. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Exactly! Il Bistro or Pink Door are both right in the Market. Assagios is nearby up on 4th and is wonderful. I'm not sure Il Bistro is open at lunch or only dinner? Also Delaurentis Italian market & deli has fantastic foods to take out, right near the 'pig' in the Pike Place Market.
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Okay, Olympian... Pike (Place) Market, not Pike's anything. Kiss, kiss... 
The P-I did a big article yesterday on the new chef at the Pink Door. Since the only (minor) drawback in my mind in the past was okay, not great, food, it sure sounds like a return visit is in order big time.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/food/320737_rest22.html

The P-I did a big article yesterday on the new chef at the Pink Door. Since the only (minor) drawback in my mind in the past was okay, not great, food, it sure sounds like a return visit is in order big time.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/food/320737_rest22.html
#7
Joined: Nov 2005
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Whoa. There's not much to check out at the market in the late afternoons and evenings. It kind of rolls up around 4 pm. Pink Door will be open, but many of the 'street eats' restaurants close.
Can you rearrange your schedule to do the market in the morning or early afternoon?
Can you rearrange your schedule to do the market in the morning or early afternoon?




