Pearl Street

Boulder may not make it to the top of the list of most romantic cities in the world, (We wouldn't even try to compare the Boulder Creek Path to the canals in Venezia) but still... something's in the air here. There’s a buzz in town, and in recent years Boulder has grown a little more sophisticated. There's more appreciation for the arts, for cuisine and for theatre than there used to be, and there's even been a slight decrease in super-casual attire in trade for a new appreciation for dressing up. Pearl St.

Thanksgiving is upon us! It crept up so quickly that many of us haven't even bought our first ingredient for the BIG FEAST. Panic! What am I going to make? Do I have the right spices? Who's going to arrive? Well, Savory Spice Shop can help you with one of those concerns. I already knew that the herbs and spices are incredibly fresh, but I was pleasantly surprised to also see that they have pre-made blends. These are a couple of particular interest this time of the year: Sage & Savory Stuffing Seasoning (Salt-Free) and Pumpkin Pie Spice.

When our good friend told us about this great spice shop over a year ago located in downtown Boulder, we had to see the Savory Spice Shop. At the time, I was excited to see that a local store would allow me to buy quantities as small as 1/2 an ounce and that everything was fresh - not sitting in a McCormick's spice jar for months... to years, that they carried organic items and that the employees were very helpful and friendly. Metroseen wasn't even conceived at the time.

This is a long overdue entry about a wonderful shop in Boulder called Clutter! (see the metroseen local video story about Clutter here)

Woo hoo! We've finished filming our first video. The first business we filmed was Spruce Confections on West Pearl Street. We were there on April 21st with our fantastic videographer, Jayne Romyn.