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Le Panier

A place to eat in Pike Place Market & Waterfront, budget-friendly ($) and worth about 30 minutes. Best time to go: Breakfast.

Le Panier in Pike Place Market & Waterfront
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Why go

French bakery on Pike Place since 1983, known for croissants and baguettes baked on site.

It is one of 6 curated places we feature in Pike Place Market & Waterfront, alongside 2 outdoor spots, 1 activity and 1 place to eat. 6 more of our picks sit within about half a mile in a straight line, so it pairs easily with Pike Place Market and Piroshky Piroshky. At about 30 minutes, it slots neatly between bigger plans.

Type
Food
Neighborhood
Pike Place Market
Price
$
Time needed
30 min
Best time
Breakfast

Nearby

Our closest curated picks, including 4 beyond Pike Place Market & Waterfront. Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.

  1. 1
    Pike Place Market

    Century-old public market with fishmongers, produce stalls and the original market arcades over Elliott Bay.

    Food · Seattle · 0.0 mi straight-line
  2. 2
    Piroshky Piroshky

    Russian bakery in the market selling fresh beef-and-cheese and salmon piroshky.

    Food · Seattle · 0.0 mi straight-line
  3. 3
    Cafe Campagne

    Parisian-style cafe in Post Alley, known for oeufs en meurette and croque madame at brunch.

    Food · 0.0 mi straight-line
  4. 4
    Pike Place Market

    Farmers market, fishmongers and small shops on several levels under the Public Market clock and neon sign.

    Shopping · 0.0 mi straight-line
  5. 5
    The Pink Door

    Italian-American trattoria behind an unmarked pink door in Post Alley since 1981, with cabaret acts and a terrace.

    Food · Seattle Center & Queen Anne · 0.0 mi straight-line
  6. 6
    The Pink Door

    Italian-American restaurant behind an unmarked pink door in Post Alley, open since 1981, with cabaret and trapeze nights.

    Food · Seattle · 0.0 mi straight-line

On these curated routes

Le Panier is a stop on our Seattle New Year's Eve route. Open it to see the full day-by-day plan.

More to do in Pike Place Market & Waterfront

Le Panier is our only food pick in Pike Place Market & Waterfront; here is what else we recommend there. See the full Pike Place Market & Waterfront guide.

When to go: weather by month, based on Seattle

Our climate figures for Pike Place Market & Waterfront come from nearby Seattle. Average daily highs in Seattle run from 44°F in December to 75°F in August; November is usually the wettest month. For Le Panier itself, we suggest: Breakfast.

Modelled monthly averages for Seattle from NASA POWER, not a forecast. Seattle weather by month (covers Pike Place Market & Waterfront).

Getting there

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Le Panier: quick answers

How much time do you need at Le Panier?

Plan on about 30 minutes at Le Panier. That is our curated estimate for a typical visit; groups that linger will want more.

When is the best time to visit Le Panier?

Our pick: Breakfast. Insider tip: Open every day from 7 am; take pastries to the rail overlooking the bay.

Which TripsCircle routes include Le Panier?

Le Panier appears on Seattle New Year's Eve, a curated route you can open on TripsCircle and plan with your group.

Add Le Panier to your crew's plan

Save it to a shared TripsCircle itinerary, settle the timing with a quick poll, and split the costs with everyone going to Pike Place Market & Waterfront.

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