DeLaurenti Stacks Pike Place Counters With Cheese and Wine
Pike Place's market hall stacks cheese and salumi counters, fresh pasta, olive oil and a wine wall beside pizza by the slice.
🧀 Counters Built for a Picnic
DeLaurenti has held its First Avenue corner since the Pike Place Market days when a grocery list meant cheese cut to order and oil poured from a drum. The room still works that way: cheese and salumi counters run one wall, fresh pasta and pantry jars fill the middle, and a deep wine shelf lines the back. Pizza arrives by the slice from the front counter, espresso from the cafe beside it. Doors open at 9 a.m. and close at 5:30 p.m. seven days a week, with a 4.7 rating across 703 reviews, so the shop suits a morning picnic run far better than a late dinner stop.
