At Pier 57, the Bay Pavilion features 15 shops and lots of dining options, as well as the delightful Bay Pavilion Carousel. The Waterfront Streetcar runs from the International District through Pioneer Square, then north as far as Pier 70. Street musicians and other live entertainment add to the ongoing festival atmosphere. The main entrance to the market is at Pike Place and First Avenue, or ascend the Hillclimb from the Waterfront area, near Pier 59. Just south of the market is South Arcade, between Pike and Union on First Avenue.
Unique shops purvey gifts, sportswear, Northwest Coast tribal art, quilts and more.
Relax at Pike Brewery and Brew Pub or dine at Leo Melina's Restaurant. The International District , located east of Pioneer Square and the Kingdome, is the popular center of Seattle s flourishing Asian communities. Look for intriguing bakeries, shops, restaurants and grocery stores, including Uwajimaya, Inc . Top Rainier Square Neighborhood Rainier Square Neighborhood , between Union and University streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues, is home to more than 50 world-class shops, restaurants and specialty services. This compact, European-style neighborhood, which showcases Rainier Square and its elegant atrium, is an impressive setting for shopping and fine dining.