South Pearl Street

South Pearl Farmers Market is a great way to find wholesome products which each vendor took the time to carefully select the best items for us the people in the community! I've been a long-time resident of Denver but until today, I really hadn't appreciated this great street fair. The weather was gorgeous in its upper 70 degrees; we met all kinds of like-minded people with their furry friends strolling up and down the street. The street was like that of the Bourbon Street in New Orlean during Mardi Gras (ha ha, that's a little exaggerated!)It's not just the vendors in tents; those brick-and-mortar shops/restaurants on both sides of Pearl Street collaborate with the tented vendors in unison; they nicely create this atmosphere where everyone feels welcomed as valued customers. It was almost impossible to visit every single vendor to taste their free samples. And to pick just one vendor out of many for lunch was a decision of a lifetime as there are so many food options. But I can mention a few to several names of businesses that stood out the most:-Green Bus Cafe: The must have beverage from this shop is definitely the "Dalgona Coffee (if you are a coffee drinker.) This is a freeze-dried coffee with coconut sugar that's whipped to perfection. The coconut sugar is low glycemic. The sweetness is not too much (I'm not into sweet coffee at all but this coffee's sweetness is quite subtle so someone like me can easily enjoy this lightly sweet iced coffee.) -Little House of Tempeh: Tempeh has been a stable in my daily diet for years. This shop creates soy free, fermented, and unpasteurized tempeh. It even contains probiotic + prebiotic and is minimally processed using only three ingredients. Their products cannot be more authentic and healthier than what they claim. It's so nice to know what you'll intake into your body. I got the sunflower tempeh which was only $8 and is a good portion. -Original by Greek: We had a pork gyro pita with some fries, tomatoes, onion and tzatziki sauce in it for lunch. At the price of $11.95, the portion was a good size and filled our stomachs so quickly. The meat was impeccably cooked to perfection. Well, after lunch, we had to walk around again to ensure we didn't miss anything. And we didn't. But the fact that we simply couldn't look at each vendor carefully during a quick 2-hour stroll, we made a decision to come back here once more in June. Today became one of the best Sundays in a while.

Fun to walk into a farmers market. Bad for parking but we lucked out and only made a few turns before finding a space. Lots of vendors selling food, handmade crafts and lotions, pet items and even a typewriter poetry artist. The vendors were friendly and although crowded, the stalls were spaced with enough room to accommodate shoppers. On a nice day, it was fun to walk around and shop.

So sad the farmer's market season is over but I will look forward to the first weekend! South Pearl has the perfect combination prepared food, food items to take home (ex. hot sauce, pesto, etc.), and fresh fruits and veggies.The weather last weekend was wonderful so quite a few people but still no real issue visiting each booth and checking out their products.Every vendor I have interacted with has been extremely kind and passionate about their products which I love! Can't wait for next farmer's market season!

The Sunday morning farmers market is great - Block and blocks of vendors. I brought my dog and he also enjoyed a pup cup while I enjoyed a Dalgona latte. Parking is hard to find so you have to drive around the neighborhood.

I have been visiting the South Pearl Street farmers market since 2013 ish and have always loved everything about it. The location and variety of vendors with everything under the sun plus good eats and libations have made it such a great place to try new things and find some regulars that I go back to consistently. Over the years, with the increase in the population and popularity of this gem, I had virtually stopped attending after trying a few times during and after the pandemic and not being able to maneuver through the crowd. This year, I took a new approach and go early and beeline to the stands that I need to purchase from first - anything else I stop at will be dependent upon how crowded that section of the market is. It does mean that I miss out on a lot of vendors, yes, but it also helps me get through quickly and back home ready to prep my bounty of fruits and veggies! And, if I am lucky, I happen to hit a weekend where it is not as crowded and can enjoy checking into other stands. While I know that the market cannot expand further on the street to allow for more room, and parking will never be easy, I do wish some control was used over allowing bikes (yes, I have seen this recently) even if they are being walked, they do not to belong on the street within the shopping areas, and finally, restricting dogs only for their protection due to the real concern of burnt paw pads that happens with our summer heat and out of respect for those with allergies. I still love the ambiance and meeting so many friendly vendors and will continue to visit the market and use my method of finding my favorites and using the sidewalks to move through quickly and that is all good with me - I value all of the vendors who put so much time and effort into providing great produce and unique goods and love supporting them.

The South Pearl Street Market is my favorite farmer's market in Denver. Yes, it can be busy - but it's a great time. There's plenty of variety and selection - baked goods, honey, soaps, pickles, fresh produce, cheese, coffee, tea. Come hungry because there's food trucks and lots of prepared food options to snack on.

So I am a Farmers Market Slut. I have been to them all over the world ( Scotland, England, France, US, Japan...yatta yatta).And While South Pearl is not the most amazing Farmers Market it is pretty cool and unique.Great location. Who doesnt like this area???Three blocks of unique foods and services.Produce is limited: I come from San Francisco where the farmer's markets have insanely good produce and meats.Great products to purchase: Loved the Salsas, popcorns, and sausages I purchased.It aint cheap but what is after printing 10 Trillion benjamins?

I love this farmer's market. There are a lot of local farmers here. My favorite is Rebel Bread.....the sourdough is delicious.

Hands down one of the best farmers market I have been to! They have a ton of vendor options. The produce was delicious. I loved the live music and the streets were packed all around. Highly recommend checking it out!

What an incredible farmers market! While my two older kiddos were busy at an activity, I looked for something fun to do with my littlest one. He loves farmers markets and I told him we'd go explore a new one. He was so enthralled with everything at the market that he actually stayed in his stroller while I shopped! We both loved tasting things along the way and found through the sampling at least a dozen new things we just had to buy. The live music and food trucks were a perfect snack stop (mmmm "nice cream"!) and Racyne Parker, the musician, has an absolutely lovely voice. Despite being farther from our house than other markets, we will be back here on a regular basis!