Things To Do
The Pearl District
Since its origins, The Pearl District has been committed to craft: stone masons, barrel builders (coopers), and brewers brought the site to life. Today, you may find chef-led restaurants, locally owned storefronts, eclectic coffee shops, Market vendors, and plenty of public parking spaces.
Pearl Farmers Market & Shopping
Open-air market, held rain or shine. Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dedicated to local farmers and ranchers. Find fresh produce and meat local to South Texas. Sunday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Centered around local artisans; find unique culinary-inspired home goods, like pottery, wood crafts, and more.
Larder
Before taking off to explore more of The Pearl, stop at Larder in Hotel Emma to grab a coffee (and maybe a pastry, too!). If you want to grab something to eat or drink, Larder also has light meals and wine bottles to-go.
Pullman Market
Specialty grocer with 5 quick eateries and 4 distinct restaurants that promise fresh, delicious food!
Ice Cream at Lick
Before calling it a day, walk over to Lick Honest Ice Creams at The Pearl to grab some ice cream before returning to the hotel. This local chain serves artisanal ice creams made with premium ingredients and no artificial colors, high fructose corn syrups, or preservatives.