Seattle Seafood Tour: A Long Lunch of Market-Fresh Tastings
Description
Glaciers shaped us, rivers move us, and the ocean sustains us. Seattle is made by water. This experience is designed to express the best of the Pacific Northwest culture and seafood. We visit 3 restaurants in Seattle's Downtown along with the city's oldest fish market. At every stop we will be enjoying delicious seafood dishes, including Salmon, Crab, Shrimp, Scallops, Chowder, and Sushi. Be sure to save room for dessert! Along the way you will learn about the city's history and culture, specifically in regard to its waterways. Discover the uniqueness of the Northwest landscapes and the role water has played in the development of its identity. This is a walking tour. It includes about one half of a mile on foot. The majority of this tour takes place sitting down in restaurants. Everybody is welcome to enjoy with us, so let us know ahead of time about any dietary restrictions or mobility concerns. We hope you'll join us! Cheers!
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Itinerary
Enjoy your first tasting, a salmon mousse toast on fresh baked seeded rye. Freya is a Danish bakery offering traditional baked goods alongside modern delights.
Pass through the city's iconic market and learn about what makes Pike Place so unique.
Enjoy a substantial taste of daily fresh seafood pasta, authentically Italian and Northwest inspired. The menu changes every 2 weeks!
Share in a variety of tastes from the Market's premier fine dining restaurant. Located on the 3rd floor of the Corner Market Building, Matt's offers the most iconic view of any restaurant in the city.
Taste smoked salmon and fresh scallops from one of the city's oldest fish markets.
Enjoy the views of Seattle's Iconic Elliot Bay Framed by Mt. Rainier and the Olympic Mountains.
Finish the tour with chocolate truffles for dessert!
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(38)
The guide was good but appeared rushed. The food was good with a great selection. The tour featured several seafood options and the sites selected provided great service.
Great experience! Very thoughtful and knowledgeable tour. It was very easy to talk to them. I would definitely recommend!
Woody was great! Full of trivia and facts about Seattle. The food/restaurant selection was excellent. We lucked out and it was sunny and warm in November! Recommend taking this tour.
Our tour guides could have shared more information and the food was just ok. We signed up for seafood but it didn’t seem like we were getting any insider experience
Our tour guide Will was amazing. He knew the best spots and advised us on some other dinners/outings and so far 10/10. He knows a lot about the area and the food and it was just enough history/extra info with fantastic food.
Great tour. Ben was very informative and we got to taste great food from places that we probably wouldn't have chosen ourselves.
First of all I have been on several food tours. Our tour guide took us to a bakery where is ordered us one salmon toast cut in half. No coffee or drinks offered. I bought my own coffee and a separate croissant. We had to stand outside to eat. Next we went to pikes street market and had three morsel samples of salmon that anyone could have and two samples of yummy jam on a stick again, anyone could have while walking through the market. We went back to where we met up to a cafeteria style place where he ordered two shrimp tacos that was 18.00. Again, no drinks offered but the tour guide was on his second cup of coffee. We waited and waited because he had another group come in but forgot to have another guide show up. After that was set up we went back to pikes market where he took us up to a pasta restaurant where he talked about it but we never went in. He wanted to wait until Matt’s restaurant opened at 11:30. We went to Matt’s when they opened and sat at the bar. He asked what we wanted. No set up what do ever. We wanted mussels and clams and ordered a crab hoagie that came with cauliflower soup. My daughter and the tour guide ordered a Bloody Mary and I had a mocktail. The service food and drinks were amazing g but guess what we shared our food with the tour guide and paid for our drinks. We paid 250.00 for this and I was in disbelief that we had to share food with this guy. Later I reached out to ask for my money back and they refused. I want to give a shout out to TripAdvisor that was kind enough to do so. That is stellar customer service. Please do not go through this company. The tour guide knows he did a shotty job. Just being truthful and guiding you to stay away.
Our guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. He enjoys his job which made the tour that much more enjoyable. He provided insights on other great things to do and when not to do them.
Great food Maia was flexible with her choices and there is lots of walking up and down hills wear you comfortable shoes and a hat
Our second day in a row with our guide Will was better than the first. My wife and I were the only ones on the tour and really enjoyed Will’s company. The food choices were excellent.
