Seattle Concert Nights and Coconut Cream Pie
Moore Theatre brings a 1907 stage to this Seattle collection of food and performance choices. Kimpton Palladian Hotel adds on-site seafood and a lounge setting, Dahlia Bakery supplies coconut cream pie, and Pike Place Market offers galleries and public plazas. Choose a current concert or comedy program, then compare the dining and market stops around your visit.
Built in 1907, Moore Theatre seats 1,800 for national music acts, comedy and live performances. Visitors praise the comfortable seats, sound and lighting. Some favor the first balcony for full band views over the ground floor. Check the current program before booking. Depending on the event, ticket limits typically range from six to eight per person and credit card.
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Kimpton Palladian Hotel adds a historic lodging setting to this sequence after Moore Theatre. At 2000 Second Avenue, the reimagined 1910 Belltown landmark has 97 rooms with edgy vintage design and celebrity portrait pillows. Shaker + Spear serves seafood, while speakeasy-inspired Pennyroyal Lounge provides drinks. Overnight guests can join the daily social hour, and the Arthouse event space hosts gatherings.
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Tom Douglas' Dahlia Bakery turns out small-batch pastries at 2001 Fourth Avenue. Signature coconut cream pie shares the menu with blueberry rosemary tarts and thick mochi donuts. Turkey focaccia sandwiches come with herb aioli. The bakery opens daily from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM, making this a daytime food stop. Expect a morning queue that generally moves briskly.
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Pike Place Market at 85 Pike Street spans a historic district with Pike Plaza, Victor Park, galleries and open public spaces. The grounds host community celebrations, including a market-wide Día de Muertos event with authentic Mexican food, altars and a parade. Check the current program before planning a visit around a specific celebration.
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