We curate intimate, small-group tours through the city's most iconic and flavorful neighborhoods. You’ll sip, taste, stroll, laugh, and discover the city’s history and vibrancy in ways that guidebooks simply can’t offer.
Seattle has no shortage of food tours or cocktail bars — Market-to-Glass Cocktail Adventure is unlike anything else you’ll find in the city. Guided Market Discovery – You’ll shop Pike Place Market with our world-famous cocktail designer, meeting the vendors whose ingredients make Seattle’s flavors unforgettable. With a Master – You’ll explore and learn with a true Market insider — and learn the Four Families of Cocktails, the foundation every great drink belongs to. Signature, Seattle-Only Drinks – You’ll shake, stir, and sip cocktails infused with Pike Place character — Rainier apples, cherries, local herbs, honey, coffee, and ginger beer from Market vendors — flavors you simply can’t recreate anywhere else. Your ticket includes admission to a private cocktail class that begins with a guided Pike Place Market ingredient walk and concludes with an instructional cocktail session in a private setting. Guests explore the four foundational cocktail families through four Pike Place–inspired designer cocktails, each crafted using ingredients sourced directly from the Market and sampled as part of the class.Cocktail samples are complimentary and included. Alcohol is not sold separately.
Hop on a stand-up e-scooter and roll with us for ninety minutes of waterfront views, music, and bad jokes (the good kind). ScooTours is the best Instagram tour in Seattle—a fast, fun, feel-good ride that packs the city’s most iconic scenery into one unforgettable loop.We’ll cruise the Seattle waterfront with sweeping views of Elliott Bay, Alki Point, and West Seattle, with the Olympic Mountains showing off in the distance on clear days. Then we’ll climb for a quick glimpse of the world-famous Pike Place Market before dipping down to Seattle’s legendary Gum Wall for a must-get selfie stop.From there, we head into historic Pioneer Square—catch the Pergola, swing by Waterfall Park, pass the Klondike Gold Rush Museum, and snag views of Seattle’s stadiums along the way. Then it’s back to the waterfront for a nostalgic pit stop at Ye Ol’ Curiosity Shoppe (established in eighteen eighty nine) before we wrap up where the energy is highest: Pier 57 Miner’s Landing and the Seattle Great Wheel.Bring your camera, bring your crew, and get ready to ride, laugh, and leave with a phone full of photos.