Original Starbucks
FreeOrder coffee at the Pike Place Market store that the company has kept close to its early 1970s look since moving here in 1976.

Pike Place Market is a sightseeing stop in Seattle, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: free.
85 Pike St · Seattle, WA
Opened in 1907, Pike Place Market is a nine-acre warren of farm stalls, fishmongers, and small shops overlooking Elliott Bay. Watch the fishmongers toss salmon at the original Pike Place Fish stall, grab a coffee at the first Starbucks store, and wander the lower levels for vintage finds.
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Order coffee at the Pike Place Market store that the company has kept close to its early 1970s look since moving here in 1976.
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Grab a bread bowl of clam chowder or a lobster roll and eat under the rotunda like generations of visitors before you.
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