The Pearl Street café pairs Boxcar’s own roasted coffee with its bakery. Choose this branch for an east-end Pearl Street stop; the Mesa café is a different location.
Use the Pearl café address rather than the appointment-only roastery. Check the current bakery selection before a special trip.
An employee-owned west Pearl Street bookshop and café combining specialty coffee, tea and new and used books. It is a useful choice when browsing is as much a part of the outing as the drink.
Check its calendar for a specific reading or performance; an ordinary café visit does not include event admission.
The downtown Tea Emporium offers Brewing Market’s roasted coffee alongside a substantial tea selection. This is the 13th Street branch, distinct from its Village and Baseline locations.
Check the downtown branch’s hours; other Brewing Market locations keep different schedules.
OZO’s west Pearl café is a convenient choice for espresso and a bag of beans during a downtown outing. It belongs to the Boulder-based roaster’s local café group.
Choose the West Pearl branch when ordering or navigating; OZO has several Boulder locations.
January is a multi-roaster café pairing espresso and tea with a brunch menu of toasts, sandwiches and burritos. Its 30th Street location works better as a deliberate stop than an add-on to a Pearl Street walk.
The café posts no Wi-Fi on weekends and a two-hour Wi-Fi limit on weekdays. Check its current food-service hours before planning brunch.
GABEE is a small Boulder coffee operation centered on roasting and specialty beans. Choose it for exploring coffee origins and bringing beans home, rather than assuming a full restaurant-style brunch.
Confirm café service and any class booking directly; online bean pickup and a scheduled tasting are different visits.
Ampersand’s Odell Place café is a northeast Boulder stop for coffee from a locally based roaster. Its sourcing focus includes organic and Fair Trade coffee.
Use the Odell Place café address, not the Longbow Drive wholesale address. Check opening hours before making a dedicated trip.
Basta centers its cooking on a wood-fired oven inside the Peloton development. Choose it for a deliberate dinner outing rather than a quick slice during a downtown walk.
The website labels its posted menu as a sample. Check the current pizza selection and reserve for the evening service.
A full-service pizzeria with Southern Italian dishes, cocktails and gelati. This is the Boulder restaurant formerly known as Pizzeria Locale, useful for a sit-down Pearl Street meal.
Check the current location page for lunch days. The restaurant discloses a health-and-wellness surcharge on guest checks.
A Pearl Street brewpub pairing house beers and pub food in a setting designed for conversation rather than television. Pair it with a downtown Boulder walk.
Select the Mountain Sun location; Southern Sun and the group’s other pubs have different addresses.
Ice cream, gelato and sorbet at a longstanding Boulder scoop shop on 28th Street. Choose it when your group wants to compare different frozen-dessert styles in one stop.
Plan for the 28th Street location; confirm a specific flavor before making a special trip.
The CU marching band and spirit squad lead a pre-game celebration along Pearl Street. November’s first event is Thursday the 12th, per the detailed organizer schedule.
Check organizer information for admission and registration.
The CU marching band and spirit squad lead a pre-game celebration along Pearl Street. November’s first event is Thursday the 12th, per the detailed organizer schedule.
Check organizer information for admission and registration.