Pearl Bucks

The bureau has more than a hundred restaurants signed up to participate this year, and the deal goes like this: You make a reservation, you go to the restaurant, you get a prix fixe, multi-course meal, you pay $52.80 for two or $26.40 for one (not counting tax and tip). Simple as that. There's a list of the participating restaurants and links to their special Denver Restaurant Week menus at www.denver.org/DRW06/Restaurants.asp.

Congratulations to Rosa Linda's Mexican Cafe and the Aguirrefamily, whose nachos just got picked for a Wall Street Journal food piece on the top fifteen nachos in the nation. Granted, that's a pretty lame idea for an article, but Rosa Linda's deserves props for the mention, as well as all the good food they've served -- and good works they've done -- over their twenty-plus years at 2005 West 33rd Avenue.

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Black Pearl

1529 S. Pearl St.
Denver, CO 80210

Category: Restaurant > New American

Region: South Denver

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