Pybus Public Market

Wenatchee, United States

4.5

Closed now

20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 509-888-3900
Website:
www.pybuspublicmarket.org
Address:
3 N Worthen, Wenatchee, WA, 98801
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miWenatchee
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Take-out
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No

Today

Today 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Wenatchee) 10:37 PM Monday, June 9, 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Pybus Public Market is a destination where people gather to experience quality food, goods and services from local businesses. We have everything from light food and beverages to full service dinning. Our many retailers who offer speciality items as well as the staples for making any meal. Pybus Public Market is the home of many community events including, free Friday Night Music, Pybus University Classes, and holiday event activities for families.

We host over 20 year round tenants in our building plus the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market and a variety of local artisans.

The permanent businesses at Pybus Public Market are:

Almond Blossom Roasted Nuts

Arlberg Sports

Auvil’s Select Fruit

Café Columbia

Chá

The Cheesemonger’s Shop

Cured by Visconti

D’Olivo Quality Oils and Vinegars

Deb Strahm Market Meals

FIRE by Visconti

Full Bloom Flowers and Plants

ICE by Visconti

Jones of Washington Winery

Mike’s Meats and Seafood

Mission Ridge

Pybus Bistro

Royal Produce

Hot Rodzz Espresso

South Restaurant

Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market

History

Established in 2013.

Pybus Public Market is a non-​profit organization that was founded in order to create a Public Market for the community of Wenatchee. Our mission is to be a destination where people gather to experience quality food, goods and services from local businesses. We offer a platform for farmers, artisans and nonprofit organizations. We honor history, promote growth and provide an outlet for community arts, education and charities.

About our building: The historic 1947 Pybus steel warehouse was remolded and transformed into a Public Market in 2013.

Vicinity

Browse nearby places:
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Fire
3 N Worthen St
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Pybus Bistro
7 N Worthen
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Ice
7 N Worthen
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Wenatchee Valley Brewing Company
7 N Worthen St
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SOUTH at Pybus Public Market
7 N Worthen St Ste E15
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D-olivo
7 Worthen St Ste W-1

20 reviews of Pybus Public Market

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Place rating: 5
Madras, OR
Great restaurants and specialty shops: cheeses, olive oils, fresh organic produce, meats, seafood, gelato… wines, brewery.
Place rating: 4
Kennewick, WA
Cool lil wine, beer or eating stop while in wenatchee. Its right on the columbia river. We only did a quick walk through on our way to our bnb would like to come back and try the eateries inside.
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Wonderful place and hangout near the waterfront — right on the water views from multiple places to dine!
Thanks to the Walker family for developing this eclectic place!
Place rating: 5
East Wenatchee, WA
I have really enjoyed having Pybus in downtown. From fresh fruit and wonderful music to dance classes, community events and wonderful restaurants, this is a wonderful place to shop and eat!
Place rating: 5
Bellevue, WA
This was probably my favorite place to visit when I was in Wenatchee, and I wished I had came during the day. I drove here after dinner and there were a few restaurants still open for dinner service and people dining, but many of the smaller shops were closed. The market is a really nice community gathering space, with local vendors and businesses, which I love. I sat at one of the bars of the restaurants, and watched some baseball before going back to my hotel, and the only people around seemed to be locals, catching the last hour of dinner service and grabbing drinks. I highly recommend visiting this place whenever you’re in Wenatchee. There’s also plenty of parking in their private lot, as well as on the streets around.
Place rating: 5
Ellensburg, WA
Lovely place to enjoy a few moments of downtime or do some produce shopping! Plenty of events going on every month as well. They even have a piano for people to sign up and play on.
Place rating: 4
Maple Valley, WA
Very quaint. First stop was the olive oil and vinegars-​a must for everyone. The gals there are very knowledgeable and we left with lots… Stopped in the tea store but they didn’t have samples so we didn’t spend any time there. Nuts were fantastic and being able to try before you buy is yummy! Wish there were more shops.
Place rating: 5
Oceanside, CA
What a great addition to Wenatchee! Great place for artists to show case their wares. Restaurants that we have tried are good also
Place rating: 5
Aliso Viejo, CA
Very charming! Pybus Market reminds me of a rustic version of SF’s Ferry Building. Lovely shops and great restaurants nestled in a refurbished warehouse along the river. Definitely a place to visit when in Wenatchee!
Love to visit the farmer’s market next time.
Place rating: 5
Wenatchee, WA
What a Great addition to the Wenatchee area! Awesome shops… great food… wonderful farmers market and live music for lunch!
Place rating: 3
Boynton Beach, FL
I didn’t know this until I arrived, but Wenatchee is the Apple Capital of the World!!! I had read that the Pybus Public Market was worth exploring. Besides being a little farmers market, the surrounding area was a little waterfront where you can walk around and soak in the fresh Pacific Northwest air!
The Pybus market was pretty small but I did buy a hot chocolate and sat down and people watched. After my afternoon refreshment, I hit the waterfront and walked around and took some nice photos. Afterwards, I continued on my North Cascades Loop journey thru loads of apple farms on my way to Twisp, Washington.
Place rating: 5
Anacortes, WA
We’re camping in the river and came down to the market Saturday morning. My son was excited to see Spider-​Man. My teenager and I got a hand scrub inside at the Anderson’s family farm booth. We bought the hand scrub which was really nice and she gave me a goat milk lotion for free. My husband said the bathroom was really clean. I bought some goat milk soap from another vendor and she was very nice as well. We bought a basket of peaches for $ 3 and blackberries for $ 2.50 to mean coming from the west side of the state seems like pretty fair price. We’re going to come back this evening for ice cream and music:). Fun morning:)
Place rating: 4
Bellingham, WA
Great Market on the Wenatchee river. It hoses a few Restaurants and shops. We went on a friday night and they had live music. South is the Restaurant we ate at. It was great. Would Highly recommend the Huge burrito they have.
Place rating: 4
Lake Stevens, WA
This place is a gem on Eastern side of Seattle. We came here and Saturday and they also have the farmers market vendors. Plenty of choices for cuisines: Indian, Thai, Mexican and Filipino foods. We came back on Sunday for breakfast
Place rating: 3
Olympia, WA
I was so excited to visit Pybus Public Market because I LOVE farmers markets and markets of this sort! It was a cute place, but rather small. It is even smaller than Olympia Farmers market. There were couple of interesting stores there, but it was rather conventional American stuff. I tried the nut stand, it was quite alright, but not organic. There were couple of fruit stands, but not organic. Perhaps the situation is different in the summer time? Otherwise I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit it.
The building itself is pretty cool and I think it has huge potential!
Place rating: 5
Liberty Lake, WA
Great restaurants, cheese shop with plenty of samples, produce market, bike rentals, live entertainment and one of the best winery’s in WA state. Plus it’s located on the river… What more could a person want?
Place rating: 4
Everett, WA
Plybus is the new gem of Wenatchee. It quickly became a popular spot just off downtown on the edge of the Apple loop trail. The designers and craftsman have done a wonderful job recreating the old factory. I wish that it was larger, with a larger variety of vendors.
Place rating: 5
Tigard, OR
Really cool place. Samples are everywhere. We bought three delicious cheeses at The CheeseMongers, they let us sample everything. Then we went to Mike’s Meat and Seafood– GET THE LANDJAEGER SAUSAGE! Ughhhh sooo good!!! They make it!
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
Really, really nice high end indoor market. Wow Wenatchee is getting upscale! They have a cheesemonger, some fruit stands, stores selling handmade (sewn, crocheted, knitted, etc) items, a gelato shop and several restaurants. They also have a location of South. I haven’t eaten there but the location in Leavenworth is really good. This place is great, my big complaint is the prices. Wowee. Definitely more like Pike Place prices. Still, it’s a really nice change for Eastern WA.
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
What a wonderful place! Just like a mini Pike Place market but NICER obviously since this is brand new and PP is really old. I think it makes a lot of sense to have a market out there since it is so closer to all of the WA farmers. The little stores inside are great but when it gets busy it feels BUSY. Got a coffee at the coffee stand and it seems like everyone is still in training and trying to figure out what is going on. But give it time and this place will have all the kinks ironed out.
NOTE: Beware of the train! That is the only down fall. It will block the road to get to it.