About South Pearl
You can find a store which is devoted to bicycles, fine stationery, chocolates, health and beauty, wine bars, coffee shops, fine dining, and neighborhood pubs. The said cuisines rang from Hungarian dishes to sushi, book your ride early for shuttle buses to Denver airport on your way back home.

Denver folklore Center for decades has been the mainstay of the neighborhood. This specializes in used and new guitars, dulcimers, mandolins, banjos, fiddles and autoharps. This can be found about 6.6 miles from south-east of downtown among I-25 and Evans. This can be reached via cab from downtown were in fare ranges from $22.12. According to locals Farmers Market (June to October) takes place each Sunday, tantalizing and tempting people with their artisan handiwork, bake goods and fresh produce. They place also host several music and summer food festivals which includes Brew Grass and "Blues & Brews".

At the south area of the town, below I-25 you can find charming neighborhood "Platt Park", home to "Old South Pearl Street". The said district serves as the "heart of the area" with countless of restaurants, shops and businesses are established. Regardless if you  local resident residing within the walking distance enclave or Denverite which adore exploring the city dining options, below are some of the restaurants that you can try.

South Pearl Restaurants
The "Village Cork" is a wine bistro allow people to unwind while having some of the good cheese, vino and selection of ever changing seasonal menu. Nevertheless, this area is currently undergoing some renovation to offer much greater dining experience.

The Kaos Pizzeria specializes in Naples style pizza which served to you freshly coming from their wood fire oven. In addition, they also serve Panini, salads and pasta. You can select from their pies such as wild mushroom or Hawaiian with pesto or simply make you own.

The Fourteen Seventy Two features low country cooking with influence from Georgia and Carolina coast, take shape in plate form such as waffles and chicken, blackened catfish and wild boar ribs.

The Sushi Den had been in the area since 1984. their fish being served is flown freshly from Japan to land-in Toshi Kizaki chef owner capable hands. You can simply take inventour of theur catcg of the day menu by simply choosing from their signature sushi rolls, or opt for dinner full plates.

The Izakaya Den is a sister restaurant situated the next door of Sushi den. This restaurant bills itself as tapas sake house. Even if sushi is definitely included in their menu, their focus is on the Japanese and Global small plates such as yellow tail collar and duck confit croquettes.

The Session Kitchen’ s menu being offered here is alienated into session or small plates which draw seasonally and globally inspired cuisine along with sharing emphasis. The area is being surrounded with design elements and unique art which takes all in from Session Bar that overlooks the area and holds their bartender exclusively for their diners.