Pacific Place

Category:	Shopping Mall
Address:	600 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Phone:	+1 206-405-2655
Site:	pacificplaceseattle.com
Rating:	4.2
Working:	10AM–8PM 10AM–8PM 10AM–8PM 10AM–8PM 10AM–8PM 10AM–8PM 11AM–7PM

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Sir Kent

High end stores, high end prices and convenience. There is a nice little wine store there and also a very well stocked kitchen store. However, outside of that, this mall definitely caters to a certain crowd and are not shy about it. From their poor security officers that they make wear ties and suit jackets. I dont know if I should ask them for help or to let me see the dinner menu! The fourth floor is where I spend most of my time. Hidden & Bersch is a great time. Although, their beer selection is a bit disappointing seeing that the brewery is on site. But none of your beers are stronger than 6.8%? Johnny Rockets is a cool throwback...to the days when only Whites were allowed to eat in a place like that! I have gotten over that and eaten there and the burger was pretty good. Over all, Pacific Place is great if you having dinner, a beer or taking in a movie. If you dare shop there, I hope you are one of those people who dont ask how much stuff is

Nam Nguyen

Its really a neither here nor there shopping center - the stores are all very specific boutique like stores with a handful of known name brands, none of which I shop at. The best part about them is the valet parking and the barnes and noble on the lower floor and the movie theater and a couple of restaurants up to. Everything else in between levels is so-so kind of shopping. Its nice because there is a bridge over to Nordstrom as well. Overall - not a terrible place, far from the best. No real amenities for kids to play or crawl around outside of the Barnes and Noble. Again what makes it worth it is affordable parking and easy access to downtown shopping.

Skylar Dove

Ive worked in this shopping center since 2013 and Ive witnessed it change in a sad way. Its pointless to even shop here anymore. The mall management is viciously rude and heavily disorganized. Drug addicts fill the public restrooms to inject drugs and then steal from all the stores. ALL staple stores have left the building. The only stores left besides the Victorias Secret, are pop up boutique stores that no one has ever heard of. This place used to be a thriving epicenter for great well known brand names, now its just a hollow shell. Hopefully after this "remodel" big brand names will return. If not, then good luck.

William Nelson

Nice mall. Bathrooms are full of people injecting heroin who like to pair their high with other substances through repeatedly flushing the toilet to cover up the sound of their Bic lighters as the smoke and inhale more drugs. Every time the toilet would flush, I looked up and saw plumes of meth, opium, and crack smoke. It pains them to see their fellow associates in a stall getting high before them, at which point they become adjetated and seem very impatient about taking turns. Then they will rattle your stall doors, curse at you, thump on the stall walls, and make a scene to try and frazzle you off the toilet.

Alex Tran

Pacific Place is a hub for shopping and dining. It connects to the flagship Nordstrom store. I slowly see stores closing in this building because retail is becoming obsolete. I still love to go into shops to try on clothing so I hope that Pacific Place is around for a long time. If youre not up for standing in line for pike place clam chowder, you can always come to Pacific Place and get your Pike Place vix here. They also recently opened up a Din Tai Fung. Definitely check it out period also a movie theater that offers free movie screenings from time to time.

Matthew Love

Opened with great fanfare in 1998, I worked in the top floor restaurant, Desert Fire, now Mexico, from 99-03 where I finished my tenure as General Manager. This became what Rainier Square hoped to but never did. Perhaps because of the architecture, its tie and ease of access via sky-bridge to the flagship Nordstrom and the AMC multiplex which serves often as marketing and promotion center by the studios, (I met Ewan McGreor at a private screening of Salmon Fishing in the Yeman), Pacific Place is generally a refreshing shift from suburban mall fare.

j spain Greene

If youre in Seattle for shopping, Pacific Place could be a good place to start. Parking in this complex is central and reasonably priced. This is an upscale mall with a Tiffanys, Barneys NY, Kate Spade, etc. There are some decent restaurants, Il Fornaio and Din Tai Fung being among the more expensive draws. Theres a good chowder place and a Johnny Rockets on the top floor as well. With its sky bridge connection to Nordstrom and central location with easy walking to Pike Place and Westlake as well as 5th Avenue, you can get anywhere.

Eddie Hong

High quality food court and movie theater on the top floor and plenty of interesting shops on all the other floors to appease your inner shopper. The mall is connected to a large Nordstrom department store and there are plenty of other shopping spots on street level in the area as well. The bottom floor has a cafe with lots of tables to take a break and a large bookstore and video game shop in the basement. I recommend taking the lightrail or a bus in as parking can be expensive (you can pay at a machine on the lower level).

Elyse Alegria

Pacific Place is a really nice looking shopping center with plenty of stores to peak anyones interest. Instead of a food court they have full size restaurants on the top floor and some smaller cafe and dessert places towards the bottom floors. The movie theater could help keep you there all day along with the range of stores they have. During winter, they host their snow event in the evening when they play music and have fake snow falling down through the main lookout of the mall. Very lovely mall, very worth a walkthrough.

Wagner Medeiros Junior

Como todo shopping, lojas maravilhosas e preços bem tanto. De vez enquanto rola uma promoção relâmpago, e que vale a pena em relação a alguns produtos no Brasil. Para quem gosta de produtos da victorias secret, vale uma visita.

Alyssa Hays

This is only for the parking garage, specifically the bike parking. DONT use it. Its in a corner and security never patrols the area. The thieves had time to strip every electrical component off my family bike (not a straightforward task) and cut through the rack to steal another bike without interruption. Security simply shrugged and refused to even look at cameras for a suspect. The Seattle Police were helpful and kind to get my young daughter and I unstranded though.

Cynthia Hutchinson

What an incredible mall with superb ambiance, engaging stores and the most delightful experience shopping I could hope for. Each level was a marvel in its own way from Korean everyday items, to superb tea sampling at Teavana, to an incredible selection of movies and the lower floor Barnes & Noble for music, videos or books. I spent close to four hours with eating, shopping, visiting, having tea and finding the right book to take home.

L Turner

Some food, Nordstrom, and specialty shopping, free parking garage, Cinema. FOOD: Italian, Mexican (not great), Johnny Rockets, Japanese, Chowder, SPOPPING: Nordstrom, Barneys, Tiffany, J.Crew, Lululemon, L’Occataine, Victorias Secret, Clarks, Wine Store, Card Store, Aveda, Mens Shaving Store, Chicos, J. Jills and others. Its also close to other shopping downtown and food choices. There are a few seats for people watching.

Eric E

First of all, thank you for charging for parking. Seriously. Theres not much more infuriating to me trying to make a quick run to a mall only to be trapped in the parking lot looking for a spot or stuck behind that person trolling for the perfect spot or hoping someone will back out. Charging for parking weeds out a very good amount of these patrons. Id much rather pay a few bucks to maintain my sanity.