Experience the heart of Seattle’s tech center through the lens of a culinary walking tour. Over the last decade, this historical neighborhood has become home to the expansive Amazon and Google campuses—and, consequently, a vibrant street food scene that beckons both tech denizens and Seattleites who crave some of the city’s best noshes—from hand-rolled sourdough bagels at Rubinstein to Korean-Hawaiian fusion Marination to perfectly a balanced beverage from Rachel’s Ginger Beer to Middle Eastern mezze at Mamnoon Street. You stop at six different locations in South Lake Union for tastings and stories behind the distinctive local businesses.
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
You'll meet your guide outside of Maiz Molino at 2325 6th Ave. That is 6th Ave and between Battery St and Bell St. Best parking is in the Doppler Garage located on the 2000 block off of 6th Ave. Once parked follow signs to 6th Ave (not 7th) and it is about a 5 minute walk north on 6th Ave.
The tour ends at Lady Yum at Denny Triangle, 6th Ave.
Starting point is inside of Maiz/Molino located at 2325 6th Ave (between Battery and Bell St). Start of with an heirloom corn tamale
Experience a tamale made from heirloom corn from this owner operated restaurant
Korean Hawaiian fusion meets taco truck
Hand-rolled sourdough bagels
Enjoy a local burger joint with a single sourced beef patty!
Walk the outside of the Amazon spheres
A sweet treat!
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