Location comparison

Pike Place Chowder Prices at Two Seattle Locations

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Current official-linked ordering pages show matching base chowder prices but different sampler and branch-specific food options.

Pike Place Chowder’s Post Alley and Pacific Place pages remain separate because their menus and ordering links are location-specific. Both current Toast pages list an 8-ounce New England Clam Chowder, Seafood Bisque and Manhattan Chowder at $10.75.

Where the branches differ

The four-cup sampler is $23.75 at Post Alley and $21.95 at Pacific Place. Warm lobster and Dungeness crab rolls start at $36.95 at both locations. Pacific Place also publishes current amounts for a Crispy Cod Sandwich ($17.95), Wild Salmon Sandwich ($23.95), cod fish and chips ($19.25), wild salmon fish and chips ($20.45), seasonal halibut fish and chips ($30.25) and chicken strips with chips ($18.25).

The Post Alley ordering page is narrower and emphasizes chowder and seafood rolls. MenuLedger therefore does not copy Pacific Place’s sandwich or fried-seafood amounts onto the Post Alley record. Drinks shown in the selected snapshot are $4.25 at each branch. This branch separation preserves the source, address and current ordering context behind every number.

Size and market context

The $10.75 chowder amount is a starting 8-ounce serving, not a claim that every cup, bowl, quart or bread-bowl format costs the same. Larger formats remain choices on the ordering page. Roll prices likewise begin with the quarter-pound format while the menu offers a larger version. The size note is part of the price and should be read before comparing two items.

Market Chowder is a changing chef’s choice. Post Alley currently exposes a numeric starting amount for it, while the Pacific Place ordering page identifies the item without exposing the same fixed number in the reviewed capture. The branch records therefore keep their own evidence instead of forcing symmetry.

Why two pages are useful

A visitor going to 1530 Post Alley needs the Post Alley pickup menu, schedule and phone. A visitor going to 600 Pine Street needs the Pacific Place record. Separate pages also mean that a future menu review can update one sampler, sandwich or fish-and-chips price without making the other location appear newly checked. The displayed figures are item prices from the cited ordering channel; taxes, fees, availability and later menu changes can still affect an order.