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Eating Out: Pike Place Chowder

Posted at 4:03 am under Eating Out

Since I am still not back in my kitchen yet, I thought I would share some of the food that I have been eating out.

One of my favorite place to wander about in Seattle is the Pike Place Market. It’s one of the oldest farmer’s market in the country. Unfortunately since it is a tourist attraction, it gets very crowded on the weekends. There is just so much to see & eat at Pike Place Market. From antiques to flying fishes, it has it all. Even the first Starbucks is there. For me, the biggest attraction is definitely the food.

One of the shops that I usually try to drop by is the Pike Place Chowder. A cup of their famous clam chowder and a Dungeness Crab Roll is a great way to fill the hunger before the shopping begins.

Pike Place Chowder

Stumble it!

4 responses so far

4 Responses to “Eating Out: Pike Place Chowder”

  1. chinneeon 16 Mar 2008 at 6:27 am 1

    haha…just drank a BIG bowl of Campbell mushroom soup for lunch just now :p

    Yummy! Love mushroom soup!

  2. tigerfishon 17 Mar 2008 at 7:38 am 2

    I miss the dungy season! :(
    Your bread has better fillings than mine….*envy* …*hungry*

    Hehe…. Dungy’s great, ya?

  3. bpon 17 Mar 2008 at 3:40 pm 3

    Pike Place! Yes, would like to go visit some day, and must check out these recommendations of yours! =)

    How have you been? I have troubling loading your other blog, only the banner comes on. Maybe you’re updating it when I was trying to access it?

    Will check back later for updates! Have a good week now!

    Hi BP, you will definitely have to check out Pike Place one day. Thanks for letting me know. I have problems with that blog too. I will check it out.

  4. whoisbabyon 18 Mar 2008 at 12:56 am 4

    my hubby’s fav is clam chowder. i will definitely want to try the dungeness crab roll, looks so good!

    Yup, it was very good.

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