Today, Miner's Landing is a vibrant, historic destination complete with several shops, restaurants and an arcade. Retail destinations like Pirates Plunder, The Sports Den, and Zongo Gifts, are mixed in with fine dining experiences like The Crab Pot, The Salmon Cooker, Fisherman's Restaurant, and The Alaskan Sourdough Bakery.
Miner's Landing is also home to an original hand carved carousel from the early 20th century. It is one of the oldest working carousels in North America and features electric lights and galloping horses.
In 2009, the Travel Channel's specialty food destination show, "Man vs. Food" filmed a segment at The Crab Pot. Adam, the charasmatic tv host, enjoyed The Crab Pot's famous Seafeast, and recommended it as a top food destination in Seattle.
Planning a trip to Seattle? Stop by Miners Landing and take part in our rich history. We are within walking distance of many of Seattle's tourist attractions like The Pike Place Market, The Seattle Art Museum, The Seattle Aquarium, and The Pier 66 Cruise Ship Terminal. |
