Pearl's Kitchen

Restaurant · Lakeview Terrace

Pearl's Kitchen

Restaurant · Lakeview Terrace

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1400 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113

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Shrimp & grits, Cajun fries, fried green tomatoes, bread pudding  

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1400 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113 Get directions

pearlflowercatering.com

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1400 W 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44113 Get directions

+1 216 243 9648
pearlflowercatering.com

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Aug 8, 2025

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Martha

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The food definitely feeds your soul. The restaurant is easily accessible by car or bus in the Cleveland area. Loved the fried green tomatoes and the deserts are delectable.

Norman Tidmore

Google
Ordered the shrimp and grits. It was excellent. I recommend anyone to stop by and check it out. Looking forward to making this a place to stop by Everytime I make it home

Suzanah Johnson

Google
I got shrimp and grits, cajun butter fries and bread pudding. I was pleased with the amount of shrimp and sausage in the grits and the portion was good. The fries were delicious. The bread pudding had a few burned pieces but it was still good. I was surprised that they brought the dessert out first but no biggie. I would recommend this place. They have great customer service! If you come here, know that the music is loud, but they can't control that. The artwork was interesting!

Bob Norwal

Google
I decided to try this spot on a whim when I saw an article about it in the Scene magazine, and I'm so glad I did. The food was *excellent*. I had the shrimp and grits, which also had little bits of andouille sausage and this amazing barbeque-y sauce. Every bite was mouthwatering. The atmosphere -- kind of a fancier version of a food court, with three other restaurants sharing the same dining area -- was a little chaotic and unpleasant. The layout felt kinda clunky and not very pandemic friendly. I always felt like I was getting in someone's way. The Pearl's Kitchen staff aren't really responsible for that, though, and I'm hoping they'll soon outgrow this location and get their own spot.

Tiera A

Google
I wish I was here to leave a good review but this is anything but. I attempted to go to Pearl's Kitchen this past Monday, Aug 30th. When I got there, not only did I find that they were closed but was advised by their neighbor Sauce The City that they're closed on Monday's. Then I was going to go on Tuesday but saw a post saying that they'd be closed that day and the post was made after they were supposed to be open for business. My friend & I attempted to go on Wednesday but when we got there again we found that they were closed. On this day there was no post or any indication that they'd be closed. My friend had given up. But I attempted to go again today (Sept 2nd) only to find they were closed again. I go on social media and see that they posted they'd be closed for the next several days. This post was made 4-5 hours after they were to be open for business. At no time did their website or voicemail message on their phone indicate that they'd not be in. Pearl's Kitchen was negligent in posting on social media that the business would be closed. I guess it's good that they finally posted that they'd be closed for several days. But what good does that do when they've already been closed for at least 4 days with little to no notification. I only went there so many times because I've had the food before. But the lack of professionalism they'd displayed is disgusting in my opinion. I'm sure the other people that I ran into in my several attempts to patronize this business share the same sentiment. Please take this as a learning lesson as to properly notifyng people of your business hours (Updated Website, Updated Voicemail, Timely Social Media Notification, Etc.). I spent 3 days driving 30 minutes both ways so a total of 3 hours just to get food from a place that lacked the decency to even notify individuals that they wouldn't be open. What a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT!

Sharron Williams

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I’ve come to this restaurant 3 days in a row. Monday I was told by the restaurant next door that Pearl’s isn’t open on Monday's even though their voicemail and website states that they are. I came on Tuesday just to see a social media post hours after opening time saying the restaurant won’t be open. Now I’m here again on Wednesday and no one is here and no information about opening or closing is available. I know that all businesses may be short staffed due to covid and experiencing some different issues; However to not properly communicate if your establishment will be open or closed 3 days in a row seems a bit unprofessional.

Stacey B

Google
This is a MUST HAVE! I enjoyed the perfectly prepared Pearl Flower crispy wontons and the delectable macaroni and cheese. I’m looking forward to visiting often. If you’re looking for delicious food, you must try Pearl’s Kitchen.

James Sullivan

Google
Wonderful service and piping hot, delicious food! Their Cajun fries are some of the best I've had anywhere!