Landmark · Pike Place Market
Shopping and eating near Pike Place Market Clock & Sign
30 shops and 11 restaurants within a 10-minute walk
The three-story neon "Public Market Center" clock and sign, designed by architect Andrew Willatsen, went up in 1937, 30 years after the market opened on August 17, 1907. Rachel the bronze piggy bank has stood beneath it since 1986.
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Shop nearby
All of Pike Place →- Old Seattle PaperworksVintage1 min walk
- BLMF Literary SaloonBooks1 min walk
- Lamplight BooksBooks1 min walk
- Chin Music PressBooks1 min walk
- Watson KennedyHome1 min walk
- Eclipse Hat ShopFashion2 min walk
- KubodeHome2 min walk
- Magpie Mouse StudiosJewelry2 min walk
- Brooke Westlund Studio & GalleryGalleries2 min walk
- Golden Age CollectablesBooks2 min walk
Eat after
Every restaurant in SEA →- Emmett Watson's Oyster BarSeafood, Oyster bar1 min walk · See it →
- Athenian Seafood Restaurant and BarSeafood, American1 min walk · See it →
- Café CampagneFrench1 min walk · See it →
- Sushi KashibaJapanese, Sushi · $$$$1 min walk · See it →
- Pike Place ChowderSeafood, Chowder1 min walk · See it →
- The Pink DoorItalian · $$$$1 min walk · See it →
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