Kitchen & Market

Earlier today was my first visit to Kitchen & Market at Pike Place Market (3/4/23). I have driven or walked past it many times. I also let a discount card expire at the end of last year, my bad!Loved the brightness, the displays, the selection, friendly staff, and the welcoming vibe.Nicely curated items for home, short stays, on the go takeout, thoughtful unique gifts, and treats for you or someone else special. Terrific option for folks passing through too: convention center visitors, business staff, tourists from cruise ship season, commuters as examples. Perfect destination with constant pedestrian traffic.Most items are local indies or from the PacNW. Love that their labeled items are indeed handcrafted in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood.Kind of breezed though and had to restraint myself from mega crazy impulse purchases. However, I did buy marinated chicken wings with za'taar ($11.07), another with ginger & scallion ($10.89). Plus Cold Brew Tiramisu ($9) and a Bunnies by the Bay Roly Poly Bun Bun ($12). Very pleased with these purchases.

Modern, European-style, and Upscale Grocery Store. If you're looking for a special grocery/meal shopping experience, Kitchen & Market is the place to be. This women-owned business founded by Stephanie King in 2021 is a modern European-style boutique grocery store located in the heart of Pikes Place Market. The store is designed to provide high-quality locally curated meal and grocery options to customers.Upon entering the store, the first thing that stood out to me was how intentional every stocked item in the store was. From grab-and-go meal kits to fresh pasta from local chef Ethan Stowell, ready-to-eat salads, hand-picked selection of wines by Stephanie herself, international foods, single ingredients, and more, Kitchen & Market has everything you need to create a memorable meal at-home. The store is laid out so beautifully, and every item has easy-to-read labels and clean ingredients at an affordable price.My favorite part of the store is their wine wall selection. As a wine enthusiast, I found varieties of wine you can't find in big-box grocery stores, it gave Trader Joe's wine selection vibes. Not only that, if you're not sure what to cook, they provide printed recipes of meals you can take home that pair well with the wine of your choice.During my visit, I had the chance to try their scones, and they were by far the fluffiest scones I've ever had. No butter was required, and their jam selection tasted like heaven in pairings with the scone. I would come back here again to get their scone mix. It's perfect and quick to bake for a tea party or sweet breakfast delight.Overall, I highly recommend Kitchen & Market if you're looking for single ingredients made fresh and simple or if you're seeking inspiration on what to cook at home. The store is nothing less than high-end, carries unique selection of items, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming.

Really loved this cute market not far from Pikes Place Market. Loved the variety of pre-made food options along with table snacks, beverages, and everyday necessities. The staff were helpful. The store is CARD ONLY and does not take any cash- as an FYI.

A very cute little grocery store located near pike market. They have everything in here from great meal kits to chocolate and souvenirs.‍Customer service was great. Thanks to #yelpwashington for creating these events so I can know more and support small local businesses

Ummmmmmm, hello my new favorite place! I was out and about today walking through the market and came across this bright and clean shop that caught my eye. Naturally, I had to check it out and see what was here. Initial impressions were that this is a nice specialty store. However, after I walked around and scoped the place out, it was more than just a specialty store. There were recipes with wine pairing suggestions, meal kits, prepared meals to heat, grab and take , etc. The prices are great for the offerings there and it is very conveniently located in Pike Place Market. I can't wait to go back to grab some meal kits, etc. They even have sections with recipes that have all the ingredients right there for you to purchase and make the meal. It takes the hard decision as what's for ludinner. Love it, love it, love it! Definitely a lifelong customer.

What better of a day to write a review for a woman-owned spot that International Women's Day?!I've passed Kitchen & Market so many times (from the comfort of my car) and have always been intrigued by how light and bright it appeared. So glad a recent stop was in order for me after a Community Experience! Did my fair share of looking around and was so interested in everything they have available here! Wines, local gifts, snacks, meal kits, and pre-packaged lunches are just some of the products you'll find here. They also have famous local brands like Molly Moon's calling your name from their freezer cases... It was lunch time, so I grabbed whatever was calling out to me - which happened to be fresh cut strawberries and their pre-made butter chicken and jasmine rice (designed for you to heat up at home). I snacked on the strawberries on the way home and can report that they were delicious - tasted super fresh! I heated up the butter chicken over rice once I got home and it was absolutely delicious. Fantastic for an easy, pre-made lunch! Also, treat yourself to some of their in-house made chocolate chip cookies! Love the sprinkled coarse salt on top. If Kitchen & Market was closer to me, I'd be in trouble. I'll definitely make this a regular stop of mine when I'm visiting the market!

Super cute market near Pike Place market. The staff were super friendly, and the decor was bright. I loved walking through the aisles and seeing all the different food options to purchase (all the way from fresh produce, to ready made meals and yummy jams). Came across a passion fruit curd and thought it pair nicely with some freshly baked scones or to use in a delicious dessert. Would definitely swing by to check it out again if I was in the area.

A really nice place to go to for a fine selection of local produce, goods, and easy to grab meals. They take an extra step to highlight local businesses which I can see faring really well with tourists and locals alike.While very aesthetically pleasing with an open kitchen concept and a variety of beautifully labeled delights, my main gripe with this place are the cost of their meal kits. I purchased a mushroom risotto meal kit for $35 and while delicious and very easy to make, it was extremely overpriced. Each item in their meal kit is also sold individually at their store so each item in my kit had a price tag. When I added everything up (risotto starter - $6, parmesan cheese - $6, compound butter - $6, and produce such as mushroom, parsley, shallot should equal to about ~$5) the cost of items did not equate to at all the cost of the meal kit. It is approximately a $10+ difference for them to just put the items together and print out instructions. I would rather opt into buying the ingredients separately and looking up the recipe online since it's readily available on their website.I was hoping to include this in my rotation of grocery stores to visit to explore trying new meal ideas and products, but will probably go here every once in awhile when I feel like treating myself due to their extravagant prices.

Kitchen and Market is a delightful gem nestled in the heart of downtown. This small marketplace has almost everything you could need, making it a convenient spot for a variety of shopping needs. The atmosphere is both cute and modern, offering a pleasant and enjoyable shopping experience. Whether you're looking for fresh produce, specialty ingredients, or kitchen essentials, Kitchen and Market has you covered. It's a wonderful addition to the neighborhood, and I highly recommend checking it out!

This is the cutest of spots and I really wanted to like them more than I did. I got a couple of salads because healthy, veggies, on a vacation and boy was I disappointed. They had dressing on them, but I could barely taste one of them. The other one had some more flavor, but the total didn't quite equal the sum of it's parts. There were beans/lentils, different veggies, thinly sliced which is my favorite and some other items, but the food was quite meh, when I ate it. They did have some other marinated meats and some other items and I have to say that I wish it was something that I would buy upon another trip with a full kitchen, but I can only imagine how tasteless they'd be, if the salads are any indication.The salads were edible and didn't make me sick, so this is why they have the third star. But otherwise, it's a no going back for me. The people working there were nice. And it had a home, market kind of a vibe, but I wish that the food matched all of that. Unfortunately, it didn't.