Joanna James
In the city for a vacation and looking for some fresh veggies and goodies? Farmers' markets are the ideal place to enjoy the blissful sunny days handpicking some groceries and mingling with the locals for a friendly chitchat. Treat yourself to some snacks, enjoy the neighbourhood, and find healthy products that will keep you boosted throughout your stay. Here are 5 famous farmers' markets around the area you can explore.
If you prefer a quaint, small-town farmers' market with no crowd, Magnolia is the best place to go. Located only 4 miles away from properties like Pan Pacific Seattle which is one of the best luxury hotels in Seattle, Magnolia market gives you ample produce to choose from. The market is open every Saturday from June to October from 10 am to 2 pm.
From fresh produce to a range of pasta, Phinney farmers market is where you can find everything you're looking for. Usually, a no-nonsense market with less crowd, you will find this place on Phinney Avenue in Seattle. The market runs every Friday from June to September from 3.30 pm to 7.30 pm.
The best place to find the freshest veggies and fruits that look pleasing to the eye is the Lake City farmers market. From blackberries and blueberries to tomatoes and bell peppers, you will find all your pantry staples here. You can visit the market on Thursdays during 3-7 pm from June to October.
A popular and bustling farmers market where you will find everything from fresh flowers to doughnuts and eclairs, this is the place to be if you want to mingle with the locals and make a few friends. Grab a snack or juice, shop for some goods, and enjoy your Sunday. This is a year-round market operating every Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm.
Not just a market but a picnic hotspot, Wallingford farmers market gives you a blissful experience of exploring the neighbourhood while relaxing and soaking up the sun in Meridian Park. You can find a variety of organic vegetables, fruits, and more here. This one runs from mid-May to late September from 3 pm to 7 pm.
If food trucks are your true love, this is a farmers' market you will love. You can find all you can eat and drink, explore the neighbourhood, and shop for a few kitchen staples as well. Located at Queen Anne Avenue (hence the name), this market operates from early June to mid-October every Thursday 3-7.30 pm.
Giving you the Chinatown vibes, Pike Place Market is the most bustling and touristy market out of them all. This one operates all week usually from 9 am to 6 pm, and 5 pm on Sundays. If you want to avoid the crowd, you can visit in the early morning on weekdays. Pike Place is a must-visit if you're new to town or spending your staycation in Seattle.
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