GOOD NIGHT PEARL ! 2011 Season Wrap Up
PEARL is officially CLOSED for 2011. It was a great year with nice weather throughout. Oysterfest was a big success, and Pearl was proud to be a part of it. We had two sunny days, and a great turn out for this time honored Wellfleet Season ender.
We are already looking forward to 2012 and more great times in Wellfleet Harbor. Please consider joining our email list on the JOIN PAGE. We will be doing a few mail outs over the Off Season to keep in touch with our customers. See you next year !
Fresh Music – Live Seafood Sat-Sun 3-5pm
Pearl invites you to come in this weekend on Saturday or Sunday Sept 17th & 18th from 3-5pm. This will be our last scheduled Fresh Music – Live Seafood Happy Hours event. One last chance to enjoy the sights and sounds of Wellfleet Harbor, eat fresh delicious food, and hear performances by some of Cape Cod’s best musical acts.
We would like to thank all of the great acts that livened up our rear deck all Summer and Fall. We had great music by Greg Johnson, Bob Peck, Billy Hardy, Asa Nadeau, Sarah Swain, Jeff Conley, and Jodi Birchall. Pearl is happy to have provided great musicians from the Cape Cod area with a new venue. Wait til’ next year.
Night View – Pearl’s Rear Deck Across The Marshes
A cool view of Pearl from Commercial St. up about 200 yds. You can see the lights of our back deck, and the sign above. Come in tonight and join us on the deck. For dinner and beyond.
If you are hungry, try something from our delicious food menu or raw bar. Or, Pearl’s bar offer a great selection of wine, beer, cocktails, and martinis if you just need a night cap.
Pearl’s Open Air Kitchen
Pearl’s kitchen is a thing of beauty from any angle. It is where modern meets antique, where steel meets pine, and where sizzle meets the ceiling. Our kitchen is the heart of our restaurant. Constructed of re-purposed pine panels, and topped with black and white checkerboard tiling under inverted square cone lights by Steve Swain. All under one, very old roof.
Look up over the kitchen and you will see the steeply pitched old roof of the famous Spit and Chatter Club. This structure was unearthed during construction, and was carefully preserved by the designers. It a major part of why Pearl feels so open and airy, and shows that modern design and old style Cape Cod charm can live together happily.
Pearl’s Interior Labor Day Week End
Pearl’s interior over the past Labor Day Weekend. This photo is a view from the rear entrance looking forward. You can see the dining areas to the left, bar area seating on your right, and the kitchen is central in the background. The weather was great and that, plus a holiday week end, equals lots of diners. Pearl’s spacious and open floor plan allows good sized crowd to enjoy our restaurant without ever feeling crowded.
Open and visible is part of the reason why dinner at Pearl is such a great experience. You can see your foods journey from grill all the way to your table. Look across towards the bar area, or out our convertible windows to our back deck. And, most of the interior tables have great views across Commercial St. of the boat pier, and the interior of Wellfleet Harbor. Come to Pearl and sea for yourself.
View of Pearl from Wellfleet Town Marina
You can get a great view of our restaurant from just across the corner of Commercial St & Kendrick Ave. From the very beginning, from the preliminary design stage, Pearl was built to blend into the picturesque surroundings of Wellfleet Harbor. While the amenities inside are state of the art and modern, the exterior is classic Cape Cod. Every year, Pearl blends into the scenery more and more. 2011 is our 3rd season.
Mother nature has turned all of the exposed pine to that familiar Cape silvery grey. This photo was taken on Labor Day Week End on Sat. As you can see the joint was jumping. Outside and in, happy diners enjoyed the sights and sounds of old Cape Cod in Wellfleet, while enjoying some of the freshest food around. Our last week-end of our Fresh Music Happy Hours was a big hit too.
