Copacabana Restaurant
Don" Ramon and Hortensia Pelàez opened the doors of Copacabana in the Pike Place Market in June of 1964. Named for “Our Lady of Copacabana” shrine in La Paz, Bolivia, the restaurant stood as a symbol of hope and courage for the entire Pelàez family. The restaurant still remains family-owned and operated, where they continue the original informal and friendly atmosphere.
The Market's own description, quoted as published.
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1511 Pike Pl, inside the district
The Market's page · PikePlaceCopa.com/
No city business licence matched this name at a market address. Daystall craftspeople and farmers trade under the Market's own permits, which the city's licence file does not carry.