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Seattle's tech center in South Lake Union is not only filled with the expansive Amazon and Google campuses, it beckon's with some of the city's best street food. From hand-rolled sourdough bagels to perfectly balanced ginger beer, Eat Seattle stops at six different locations for tastings and stories about each local business. We'll conclude at the Amazon Spheres, an architectural marvel you can explore from the outside.

Get a taste for some of the Pacific Northwest’s top wines on this 5.5-hour, guided, small-group, wine-tasting tour. Roam through Woodinville wine country, nestled in the beautiful Sammamish River Valley just 30 minutes northeast of Seattle and home to over 100 wineries and tasting rooms. Visit three boutique wineries for a wine tasting with local meats, cheeses and crackers served. Hotel pickup and drop-off from downtown Seattle accommodations included.

lab·​o·​ra·​to·​ry | \ ˈla-b(ə-)rə-ˌtȯr-ē A place providing opportunity for experimentation, observation, or practice in a field of study. This is an ever-changing and high concept cocktail workshop (aka. laboratory) for those with 0 to 100 levels of experience. Unconventional, not a class; learn through experimentation! You get to take risks in this lab that you wouldn't normally take at home with hundreds of ingredients at your fingertips. Tools include smoking gun, test tubes, shaker sets, etc. It is my goal as your host to work with each of you and fine-tune each event to fit your individual mixology goals. By design, any awkwardness and negative judgement is kicked out the door in order for the madness to ensue!

This Seattle food tour is unlike any other, tapping into the rich history and cuisine of the Chinatown International District. Come join a local guide to experience flavors from around the world, all located within one unique neighborhood! Your Seattle foodie tour include tastes from all over the globe, from Japanese festival foods to Filipino-inspired treats. You may enjoy tea from a historic hotel and navigate an Asian supermarket for a special snack with your tour guide. Perhaps we’ll stop by an Asian bakery or a restaurant serving up traditional Chinese staples. Along the way, you’ll learn about the history and origins of Seattle’s International District, and your Seattle walking tour may pass by some important landmarks, including the Chinatown gate and beloved historic restaurants and museums. You’ll also pass by modern-day sites that have supported the community for decades. Come hungry: we plan to fill you up while supporting our local businesses on this food tour adventure!

Seattle’s beloved Pike Place Market is nine acres of buskers, fish mongers, local farmers, artists, and specialty businesses. Explore this fascinating destination to learn about its offerings, history, scandals, and ghost stories. As a retired chef and market tour guide, my hope is to help guests become familiar with all the joys of the market, including its layout, vendors, foods, history, and scandalous past.

Looking to experience Seattle like a local? Well put down your umbrella, lace up your walking shoes and join us on this 3-hour beer and food tour of the historic Ballard neighborhood. Just 5 miles North of Downtown! On this tour you can expect tastes from 2 of the best breweries on the West Coast, 2 restaurants specializing in gourmet comfort food, and one Scandinavian Beer Hall (pickled herring, anyone??) This tour also pays visit to a few of the most unique attractions in the city: Gaze at bridges high in the sky as they move to allow passage of ships underneath. Wave at passengers in the Ballard Locks as their boats rise from the salty sea into fresh water lakes. Bid the salmon a safe journey as they swim upriver on their way home one last time. Ballard is classic Seattle! There is 2.5/3 miles of walking on flat ground involved in this tour. Everyone is welcome, so please let us know ahead of time if any accommodations are needed. Must be 21+ to participate

Visit Woodinville, Washington, famous for its wineries, safely and stylishly: with a limousine tour. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel or residence in Seattle or right at the airport and take you to Woodinville, where you'll get to visit the wineries of your choice. While this tour is for up to three hours, you're welcome to extend it to longer.

Our guides are not just ordinary tour guides; they are seasoned chefs with extensive culinary expertise, offering a unique perspective. Their background in the industry gives them a profound appreciation for the small businesses we choose to spotlight during our tours. . Our bites are a medley of breakfast treats, and for those who prefer alternatives to coffee, we've got you covered. The concluding hour of our market tours is a truly magical moment, as it marks the awakening of the market for the day, providing an unforgettable experience for our visitors. Eat Seattle is permitted and licensed by the Pike Place Market PDA to operate tours in the Pike Place Historical District. The PDA requires any business or person conducting tours within it’s properties and in the public areas of the historical district to be pre-approved and to have a license for this activity.

On our Secret Food Tour: Seattle you'll savor the extraordinary flavors of Pike Place Market. Your taste buds will be delighted with an array of local delights, featuring the iconic clam chowder and delightful local sweets. Immerse yourself in the lively and joyful ambiance of this Picturesque Market, which stands as one of the USA's largest craft food markets. Here, you'll have the unique opportunity to meet dedicated local vendors and producers, gaining insight into the local culinary scene. While navigating the bustling market lanes, we'll venture downstairs to the area known as the Downunder, providing you with a glimpse into the daily lives of the locals and the enduring traditions of North Pacific fishermen.

Pike Place Market is a beloved and historic landmark in Seattle, filled with ghosts and haunted tales of all kinds. Get an introduction to both the market and its spooky history on this happy hour ghost tour (includes both kinds of spirits!) We'll visit sites such as the underground market, an Irish Pub housed in an old mortuary, dark hallways and more, all while listening to fascinating market lore. 21+ only.

Peruse the local seafood market for sushi ingredients, then head back to a residential kitchen to put those ingredients to use. This sushi-making class takes the mystery out of making this classic Japanese dish and uses the freshest possible ingredients. With an intimate group of just six people, you'll then sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

VOTED 10 BEST FOOD TOURS IN THE COUNTRY BY USA TODAY! Get ahead of peak crowds and join us for this special offering as we take you behind the scenes on an early-morning exploration of Pike Place Market. Our guides on this tour are deeply rooted members of the community who will truly take you to “Meet The Producer” using their years of experience in the neighborhood. Feel like a local as you walk and eat your way through the best morning bites we can offer! Learn the names and stories of the people who operate the businesses, as our guides give you the full history of how Pike Place became The Soul of Seattle. Savor Seattle is permitted and licensed by the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) to operate tours in the Pike Place Market Historical District. The PDA requires any business or person conducting paid tours within its properties and in the public areas of the historical district to be pre-approved and to have a license for this activity.

The one and only tour of Seattle you'll ever need - in just 45 minutes! Explore the city's rich history, stopping by world-famous attractions and some hidden gems. We'll stretch our legs, do some food shopping in Pike Place Market - and build some uniquely Seattle snacks that showcase local cuisine and history! My goal is that at the end of the tour you will not only see some beautiful sites, but also understand how all that history shaped Seattle into the city it is today. This is the most fun "lunch & learn" you've ever attended!

Discover the flavors and personalities of Central Washington wines. We guide you through our rich growing region and offer one-of-a-kind experiences with many wine varieties, wineries, and vineyards. From intimate to widely-known wine producers, our tours are designed to provide an opportunity to see, feel, and experience from ground to glass. Yakima Valley stretches from the City of Yakima to Benton City. Within the Yakima Valley we tour different regions: Yakima Area - Friday Zillah Area - Monday, Wednesday, Saturday Prosser, Sunnyside, Benton City Areas - Sunday

Learn about the history of the neighborhood , walk among some great outdoor street art, enjoy some excellent craft cocktails and taste spirits that are made right here in the area! Throughout our walking tour, we’ll be passing by some interesting landmarks in Fremont, including a historic canal, modern-day tech headquarters, some truly bizarre outdoor art, and the famous Fremont Troll, all part of the wonderfully weird Center of the Universe! Highlights +Enjoy a taste of some locally made spirits - made right here in the Pacific Northwest +Discover some funky art throughout the Fremont neighbourhood +Learn the stories behind the cocktails and their ingredients +Get to know why Fremont earned the nickname 'Center of the Universe` +Hear about Seattle's Prohibition past and its modern-day drinking scene +Get up close and personal with a beloved city attraction, the Fremont Troll

Center of Seattle’s LGBTQ community for years, "the hill" is vibrant, inclusive and delights with small independent shops, booming nightlife and attitude. We will learn about it's history and visit one of Seattle’s oldest parks with great views of the Space Needle. Along the way, we will check out a few of Seattle’s best book stores, some great record shops, sample locally made ice cream and confections, enjoy the best espresso in the city (in my opinion!) and see some of the most famous bars and live music venues in the city. This is a great way to plan your weekend agenda while in town if nightlife is your thing. These are the places I take my friends and family when they visit, I'd like to share them with you. With a max of 3 people, this is a personal "best of Seattle" tour that explores the places most visitors never see. Come explore with a 30 year local! For a private version of this tour (1 to 4 people) please call/text

Dive deep into Seattle's iconic Pike Place Market with Chef John, a true market insider. While most visitors skim the surface, Chef John's expertise unveils a unique side of Pike Place. He doesn't just guide; he embodies the market's spirit, narrating its rich history and showcasing hidden gems. As dusk settles, join him behind-the-scenes where vendors and artisans relax post-work. This isn't merely a tour; it's a deep dive into Pike Place's essence. For food enthusiasts, history aficionados, or those yearning for a genuine experience, Chef John's tour ensures unforgettable memories. Book now and savor Pike Place's best-kept secrets! ️

Step aboard a boat for a cruise on Lake Union, hosted by a skipper/bartender who will mix drinks for you between steering the ship. Traveling with a small group of just six people means you'll get tons of personalized attention and the chance to ask questions. Take in sights of Lake Union's draw bridges, seaplanes, and scenic shoreline while listening to engaging narrative and sipping drinks.

Labora​tory: A place providing an opportunity for experimentation, observation, or practice in a field of study. This is an ever-changing and high-concept mocktail workshop (aka. laboratory) for those with 0 to 100 levels of experience. Unconventional, not a class; learn through experimentation! You get to take risks in this lab with hundreds of ingredients at your fingertips that you wouldn't normally take at home or in a cocktail class. Tools include smoking guns, test tubes, shaker sets, etc. It is my goal as your host to work with each of you and fine-tune each event to fit your individual mixology goals. By design, any awkwardness and negative judgment is kicked out the door in order for the madness to ensue!

Discover Pike Place market through the eyes of local who considers it her favorite market to shop! Autumn introduces you to her favorite vendors while shopping for ingredients for your Pacific Northwest cooking class. After the market tour, join Autumn in her modest Green Lake apartment for a 2-hour cooking class. Autumn has a wonderful way of sharing and explaining cooking techniques that you can replicate at home. Enjoy this authentic food experience with a Culinary Institute graduate who also has a masters in gastronomy. Immerse yourself in the culture and cuisine of Seattle with this delightful local host!

Come sailing on Seattle’s Tall Ship, a historic 19th-century style gaff-rigged schooner. We offer three public sailing tours daily from Seattle’s downtown waterfront. Our beautiful sailing ship, the Bay Lady, evokes the romance of traditional sailing as we work together to set the sails, turn off the engine, and sail off into an age of cannon fire and sunsets behind the untouched mountain ranges of the Puget Sound. Bay Lady is the largest public sailing vessel in Seattle. With her high railing and comfortable seating, she is the premier boat ride for families. Enjoy a drink from our onboard bar and set sail into the perfect day on the water!

Just outside of downtown Seattle is Woodinville Wine Country, home to over 130 wineries. On this full-day tour, admire natural wonders including the Cascade Mountains and Snoqualmie Falls and enjoy a delicious lunch at a restaurant in the Snoqualmie Valley. After lunch, visit local wineries and sample a variety of regional wines during guided wine tastings.

Go wine tasting just outside Seattle at two of Woodinville’s award-winning wineries on this private full-day tour. You’ll travel to this top wine-producing region in the comfort of a private vehicle, stopping at Chateau Ste Michelle Winery and Snoqualmie Falls at the foothills of the Cascades. Bite into boutique chocolate in Issaquah before returning to Seattle via the Evergreen Pt Bridge across Lake Washington.