Hi! My name is Terumi Pong and I am a Seattle phone photographer. I write about family travel and living in our city on my blog, An Emerald City Life. My family and I often come to Pike Place Market together to eat and explore. Sometimes we bike from our house and make a stop at the Market before or after a trip to the Aquarium or Seattle Art Museum. There is always something going on and something new to see. Between June and October we come every week to get our Pike Box CSA here, as well.

Most people think of produce, fish and flowers when they think of Pike Place Market and we love these things too. But some of our favorite places are hidden in the depths of the Market, in the DownUnder! I'm excited to tell you about what's in our Bag when we visited recently.

Hi there! I’m Stephanie and I’m a food and travel blogger living in downtown Seattle right by the lovely Pike Place Market. As someone who is utterly and completely obsessed with food, I have such a deep appreciation for this Market that connects us to so many local farmers.

The Market is just two blocks from my front door and I feel beyond lucky to have it in my backyard. As a Seattle local and a food lover, the Market really is where I do my shopping. Here's what’s in my bag when I do my grocery shopping at Pike Place Market!

Easter is this Sunday! But don't panic, we've got you covered with delicious Easter-inspired treats.

Swing by Pike Place Market this week before we eat all these desserts!

We can all agree, Happy Hour is better than Traffic Hour. So instead of sitting in traffic after work, grab some friends and head to one of 15 bars or 20 restaurants in the Pike Place Market Historic District.

Below are four bars that will immediately have you saying, "what stress?"

Old Stove Brewing Company