Seattle Christmas Market – a festive fairytale where the warmth of Christmas traditions is brought to the heart of the city from all corners of the world. Walk through the market and catch the appetizing scents of cuisines of various countries. These are the top 10 best culinary specialties to taste in the Seattle Christmas Market in 2024-2025.

1. Goulash Bread Bowl

We featured (a comforting bowl of Hungarian goulash in a fresh bread bowl) Goulash Haus It is a heavy stew composed of beef (especially shank meat, and often cooked on the bone), and paprika. And vegetables which are all good to help you keep warm in cold weather day. The bread bowl takes it over the top and is hearty enough to keep you fueled as you walk around the market.

2. German Bratwurst

Enjoy authentic German sausages at Bratwurst Haus. These brats are grilled to perfection and served in a freshly baked Brötchen, traditional German roll. This is a must for everybody who wants to taste german fast food, served with sauerkraut and mustard.

3. Brezel (Pretzels)

Brezel Haus by Kaffeeklatsch Seattle offers traditional German pretzels. These large, crispy on the outside and soft pretzels are generously sprinkled with coarse salt. What ever way you prefer, whether that be plain or with cheese and mustard. Sweet Dukkha is also a fabulous snack for with your warm drink.

4. Chimney Cakes

What they sell, a European Christmas market tradition. The Chimney Cake. A crispy on the outside, soft and sugared cinnamon delight. It is best served as toppings or filling and you can also get different variations of this dish for all ages.

5. Cream Puffs

Think Bosnian in-desserta, with Princes Krofna-style cream puffs. The choux pastries themselves are light and fluffy, while the cream inside is smooth and luscious with a touch of sweetness to it which is just perfect when contrasted against their sweet powdery sugar top. Whimsical little things, light and delightful – making a sugar way good buy to your market visit.

6. Savory Hand Pies

Savory Hand Pies Tabassum brings the flavors of Central Asia with their savory samsa. Here flaky pastries are filled with minced meat and spices or vegetables, which makes a tasty (and convenient) meal that can be taken on the go. These are an homage to classic Uzbek street food, and spice up your market experience with a little bit of the exotic.

7. Vegetarian Borscht

The best way to get a taste of Eastern Europe would be the vegetarian Borscht at European Foods. The healthy beet soup is a rich and hearty dish, served hot that would be ideal for vegetarians or anyone in need of fiber-filled warmness. Drizzle with sour cream and fresh herbs add to flavor.

8. Chocolate Treats

Chocolate Ideas have a variety of hand-made products, from truffles to chocolate bars, for a perfect gift or a delightful treat for yourself. Each item is prepared from scratch with imagination and love, making it a sweet star of the market.

9. Glühwein

Be sure to stop by the Christmas Pyramid and try some Glühwein, the traditional Christmas market drink from Germany. Stay warm while browsing through the festive booths by enjoying a hot, spiced-mulled aromatic wine. Kinderpunsch, a spiced fruit punch, is a fun non-alcoholic alternative for children and people of all ages.

10. Toffee Popcorn

Toffee popcorn from the Popcorn Haus is absolutely delicious. Its sweet and salty flavor with a buttery touch is the market’s favorite. It is a fast snack to bite on while embracing the festive spirit.

These culinary delights not only provide a taste of global holiday traditions but also add to the vibrant and festive atmosphere of the Seattle Christmas Market. Make sure to visit each of these vendors to fully experience the rich and diverse flavors that the market has to offer.

Website Timing Detail:

2024 OPENING HOURS:

NOV 21 – DEC 24

Weekdays: 4:00 PM – 09:00 PM

Weekends: 10:00 AM – 09:00 PM

Nov 28 – CLOSED

Dec 24: 10:00 AM – 06:00 PM