First time checking out the South Pearl Street Farmers Market and it definitely won't be my last! This market has a great mix of local vendors, fresh produce, ready-to-eat food, and artisan goods. It's open every Sunday from 9AM to 1PM, and while it gets a bit crowded, the energy is great and it's absolutely worth showing up early. I came with the intention of buying produce... and somehow left with a haul of food, drinks, and snacks instead (oops). But honestly? No regrets. Here's what I picked up: R&R's Texas Tacos & BBQ - Grabbed the Norteño Taco, Guadalupe Taco, and a Bean & Cheese Taco. All three were flavorful and filling--definitely recommend starting your market stroll here. Draft Signature Drinks - Their iced vanilla latte with oat milk hit the spot on a warm morning. Smooth and perfectly balanced. ‍ Pat & Bear - A 6-pack of macarons in flavors like churro, pistachio honey, and lemon blueberry. Delicate, delicious, and beautifully made. Cultura Chocolate - Picked up their drinking Mexican chocolate, champurrado, and agua de horchata. Everything tasted rich and authentic--perfect for gifts or treating yourself. Reunion Bread Co. - Pastel de nata, almond cake, and a ham & cheese focaccia. Every bite was a winner, but that pastel de nata was a standout. Whether you're there for produce (maybe next time!) or just to explore and graze, the South Pearl Street Farmers Market is a great way to spend a Sunday morning. Friendly vendors, amazing variety, and a strong local vibe. read more

Awesome Experience!! I would love to see more vegetables from farmers -but I loved what was there. There are lots of vendors selling hot food and coffee. I bought fresh vegetables and frozen pork dumplings. Very crowded. Prices were right. Parking is a nightmare. We had a wonderful time!! read more

I LOVE going to Farmers Markets and this one is good too but honestly I wish there were more clothing and different items we could buy there besides JUST FOOD. read more

Great farmers market, lots of different vendors. So so busy. But you won't find out until you reach an enterance that dogs aren't allowed. looked all over the website and didn't see they were not allowed so I went for it. That was a mistake. read more

They no longer allow dogs! It takes forever to find a parking spot and then the market is not dog-friendly. There are much better options for farmer's markets in the area. I won't be coming back to this one. read more

What a fun FM! It's a pretty big one, too. I loved how many food trucks there were plus nearby shops and restaurants. What a fun way to spend a Sunday morning. Lots of produce, pastries, food. Some jewelry and pottery but mostly edible items I think. read more

Only been 2 times. First time I was petsitting a ten min walk away so didn't need to park but the second time I did have to park and it was horrible. The streets in the area aren't big enough for one car to pass each way at the same time. And to make it worse Fed Ex was making deliveries which made it almost impossible at times to drive down a street. Depending on the vendor, items can sell out fast, especially the vendor who makes bread. They never had any left when I got there around 10 Other than that there are a lot of options for vendors and food trucks. Stella's coffee is out there, they have rly good drinks. I'm petsitting in the area again so will walk there today and so happy I won't have to look for parking read more

loved the vibes! absolutely splendid way to spend the sunday morning. crepes smelled amazing, so we just had to get the francoise. matcha was pretty good too -- ceremonial grade (though i honestly couldnt taste the difference). read more

This event has outgrown the area. Used to be awesome. Dogs! No! So many losers think it's appropriate to bring a dog to a farmers market. This selfishness and ignorance is palpable. Also, just an odd mix in general. I walked through the entire main market, and there was absolutely nowhere to buy an iced tea or a lemonade or even a bottle of water. You have to go stand on the side at the food trucks for half an hour and wait. And the vendors also seem irritated and miserable. 11 bucks for a completely mediocre burrito. And 10 bucks for a cold piece of quiche. read more

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. read more

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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. read more

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! read more

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? read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

Such a fun market! Full of a huge variety of food vendors and fresh produce and hand crafted items.

I have a new favorite Denver farmers market option, as this Sunday gathering is such a fun experience in a great neighborhood. Waited in line for a little bit as the market officials regulate entries, but I was okay with that after more than a year of the pandemic. There is no entry fee, and both strollers and dogs are welcome. An interesting array of vendors from all different concepts, and their food options rock. I mean, really rock. My favorite was the great offerings from M Patio Latin Cuisine, where I thoroughly enjoyed their Colombian Tamales, an amazing food item that reminded me of a trip to Cartahenga years ago. read more

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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! read more

South Pearl Street - "Nice cream" was a healthy morning snack! - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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! read more

All Hail South Pearl! Itching to get out of the house and experience this famed farmers market, the family and I ventured to South Pearl on a recent Sunday. The following things made this market, downright awesome: ++ HUGE selection of local vendors! After parking at one end of the market, we spent a good hour meandering through the pop up tents, booths and vendors offered. Everything from fresh veggies, imported Syrian Honey, clothing, and just about anything you could want was available for purchase!  ++ Prices range from top dollar to pennies - depending on what is being purchased from what vendor. Everything I encountered was very reasonable and the fact that each vendor is local and a small business owner - makes the experience and sale that much better! #shoplocal ++ FREE SAMPLES. Enough said. ++ Furry friends are welcome! Give me allllll the dogs. ++ Food trucks galore! While we opted to eat at a nearby restaurant to beat the heat (the summer temps are real y'all), a nearby street featured food trucks as far as the eye could see! I'm a sucker for curbside cuisine, so I can't wait to come back and eat it all! There is also plenty of tables and nearby beer gardens take food and enjoy. The only real downsides to this market is the insane number of attendees (literally was bumped into many times or was stuck behind the slowski's!) which creates a nightmare of parking. Street parking is inevitable (and feasible!) if parking a few blocks off South Pearl St. We were able to snag a spot just 3 blocks west of Pearl - which was the closest we could find! However, I won't hold their popularity against them and would easily spend another Sunday at this farmers market! read more

Amazing restaurants and the best Farmers Market! We love Sushi Den and Jack's on Pearl. Our favorite pizza is Kaos Pizza and we can't wait to try their patio. LOVE being able to walk to South Pearl for shopping and socializing!! read more

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. read more

Opening Day for this season!! 2 blocks of offerings including retail, food & drink with a live band. Lots of parking on nearby streets (Sunday's have no restrictions) and Light Rail station nearby. Lots of people and dogs. Rebe l Breads on south end had a 15min line. I waited and got fresh bread & pastries. There are a few other bakery booths. The Japanese Bakery opens at 8am. Lots of veggies, meat vendors, jams & Bjorn's honey. There is a booth offering knife sharpening. Several floral and bedding plant booths. Several restaurants including Que Bueno Suerte and Jack's on Pearl are available. I will back next week for brunch. read more

South Pearl Street - North entry on Pearl St - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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

Arrive early or late! There was a 40 minute line to enter at 10am (they are trying to limit entry for better social distancing) and still not the safest during peak times. If you do visit, I recommend tortillas from Bolder Chips and produce from Miller Farms! read more

South Pearl Street - Miller Farms - fill a bag for $15!! - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Wow! This remains one of my favorite farmers markets to go to every week. I go specifically for pickles from Mountain Girl Pickles & Mushroom coffee from Peak Coffee. There is so much to see! There are plants, lots of food, jewelry, and soooo much more! Loooove this farmers market read more

This is one sexy farmers market! No matter what block you start, you're bound to find something you'll love. Fruits and veggies, food trucks, meat vendors, cheese curds -- The South Pearl Farmer's Market has you covered. Dogs are welcome and you'll find lots of kids too. The businesses on each block are open too so make sure to take the time and explore off the main strip. This market is over three blocks long so you won't leave disappointed. I recommend biking there since street parking can be tough. read more

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Love love love this farmers market! You can easily spend an hour just wandering the stalls. WHEN Every Sunday from about 9-2. It gets super hot and crowded around noon. LOCATION + It's located on Pearl Street near Wash Park in a busy area where there are restaurants and shops. - The area is very residential and the only way to find parking is by parking in an adjacent street in the neighborhood and then walking to the market. VENDORS + There are many vendors to shop from, such as: kombucha, plants, loose leaf teas, massage therapy, clothing boutique, pets, homemade cookies, cheese curds, packaged meats, oat mills, salsas, etc (there are so many more). + There are a few food trucks available every week, as well as vendors that sell food as well (e.g. crepes, burritos, tamales). Easily one of my favorite farmers markets to visit - check it out! read more

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So fun! My first time here and it won't be the last. Tons of folks, dogs, food and unique wares. Fresh coffee, bread, fruit and vegetables, candles, meats, pastries, jewelry, soap and food trucks, too. Eat and walk is the motto, because there isn't really room to stand and hang out! Masks are no longer required, and I'd say it was about 50/50 with those wearing or not today. They are handing out masks at the entrance if you'd like one, and they also have hand sanitizer at the center of the Market. Be prepared to wait in line (I got there at about 11am, waited for 10ish mins) because they are still limiting access! Bring your own bags for easy carrying, too. Go hungry! Every booth I purchased from accepted cards. read more

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Paige E's review says it all. This is a great farmers market spanning over about 4-5 blocks with everything your heart desires. We filled our bellies and bags with drinking vinegar, smoothies, vegan tamales and veggies ($10 all you can fit inside the bag). Food trucks right in the center with arepas, vegan soft serve nicecream, falafel and other options. There are a few tables next to the trucks with umbrellas to sit down and eat, but not enough. Lots of delicious ethnic food stands (Mexican, Colombian and Middle Eastern to name a few) with vegan or vegetarian options at almost all of them. Most vendors accept credit cards, but obviously prefer cash. There is always deals to be negotiated as well, all part of the fun! read more

South Pearl Street - Vegan poblano pepper tamales! - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

@SouthPearlSt is the Farmers Market to visit in the Denver. Nestled on Old South Pearl Street in the Platt Park neighborhood, they have crafts, food trucks, so much merchandise in the vegetable and fruit variety. They have meats and cheeses for sale. Breads for sale. Live music and buskers. A lot of people bring their dogs. Sometimes it is a scrum of dogs sniffing butts and barking at each other everywhere. At least the dogs are on leashes. I don't approve of so many dogs assembled in one place but oh well. Old South Pearl Street Dog Market? Heh! this has been a consistently solid Farmers market. It has grown immensely over the years. I firmly believe you should go. You'll be glad you did. read more

I will definitely miss this farmers market when I move back to Orlando! They offer a pretty large variety of fresh, local produce! The streets are lined with beautiful trees and homes! Most vendors only accept cash, but some do accept cards, and there is also an ATM on one side of the market, in case you choose to get some cash out! It isn't a very large farmers market, compared to some, but there are also a few food trucks, and of course, plenty of options if you're looking to eat from the restaurants in the area, especially if you don't want to drive somewhere else! Would definitely recommend! read more

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Wahhhh this Farmers Market indeed have grown bigger and bigger. Yes, the items can be pricey. Yes, this FARMERS MARKET especially the SUNDAYs we came are full of people, kids and dogs what nots. Now the trend, you can catch hold of the FOOD TRUCKS too. From Produce Vendors, Apparel and Accessories Vendors to boot. There are several vendors who sell HOT FOOD stuffs, baked goods, beverages, even DONUTS!!! If I am Homer Simpson, definitely I'll be drooling. This is one of the better farmers market we have been to, considering the amount of vendors available at one whole street of Old South Pearl Street Farmers Market. Yes I can agree with some Yelpers, that its more like a Street Market at times. There is also a section of Vendors who sells Used or Vintage stuffs aka FLEA Market, that afternoon. That recent visit was on Sunday August 25th 2013. Was here from 10am till 3pm. But by about 1pm to 2pm ish, ALOT of the Vendors started to clear their stuffs away. Our usual purchase were the Local Honey, Baked Goods and Fruits to name a few. All in all, its a nice farmers market and we definitely do not mind to return. @184/2013 read more

South Pearl Street - Old South Pear Street Farmers Market, recent visit August 25th 2013 - The Crowd, The Vendors... - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Absolutely amazing market! Tons of people around that made it feel full and exciting. Everybody was happy and very inviting. Had a great and very tasty sausage sandwich. Market manager was incredibly friendly. It was exactly the way a farmers market should look and make you feel. read more

So many vendors. This is a huge farmers market. There were many dogs out but it was so hot and crowded I felt bad for them. You might reconsider bringing your pooch with temps this warm. Do bring a basket or bag to carry all your goodies. There are so many to choose from read more

Ok, I'm not holding back. This is the best farmer's market in the Front Range. Sure, Boulder, Longmont, Erie, Parker, & Highlands Ranch all have their defenders. But inevitably this all goes away once you experience a Sundaymorning on South Pearl. Food that includes sushi, cider, & tempeh along with carnivore options. Fill your own bag with produce for $15. Hydroponic gardens, ice cream, pierogies, French pastries, Belgium waffles along with multiple coffee stands. The only thing missing is Bavarian pretzels and craft beer (but they do that for Octoberfest). The only caveat is the lack of parking in the neighborhood and the volume of customers (which creates congestion by 10 AM) . So do yourself a favor and get there around 9. read more

I love all the vendors but the community needs to curtail the amount of dogs it is farmers market the humans are purchasing not the 4 leggs

Oh the things you didn't know you were spoiled on before moving!! Best Farmers market I've found since being here. Several blocks of booths, plenty of food trucks along a street lined with hundred year old trees and homes. The hours are generous and the vibe is pet friendly. Definitely worth a check. read more

My favorite farmers market! Easily accessible. Free street parking - recommend driving a couple blocks over. Has a great variety from drinks to fresh produce and food trucks as well as clothing, wellness & other services. Promotes all the local businesses throughout the area. My favorite stand is where you grab a bag and fill it for only $10! read more

South Pearl Street - Fresh produce 7/7/2019: cherries, apricots, cantaloupe, pepper, cucumber, zucchini, squash, carrots and much more! - Farmers Market Near Me - Denver, Colorado

By far my FAVORITE farmers market in the Denver metro. I try to check out different ones to compare but this one is always the best. It is on Sundays from 9am-1pm. They have a GREAT selection of veggies, local condiments like Lyndy's green chili, prohibited provisions garlic mix and green belly cause (just to name a few). They also have great food trucks and fresh food vendors. I love the tamales, smoothies and the crepe maker. My favorite juicery is also there, The Juicing Tree. Parking is never too horrible like the Cherry Creek one. There are also plenty of places to step in for brunch afterward as well. I can't speak highly enough about this market. So lovely. read more