Each. Red wine mignonette, cocktail sauce, lemon
J & O spice, trinity, cocktail sauce
BBQ spiced chicharrones, pimento cheese, pickled vegetables
Whipped honeybutter and maldon sea salt
Napa cabbage, avocado, peanuts, torn herbs, ginger-lime vinaigrette
Bacon, pickled red onion, dill cherry tomato, buttermilk ranch
Lemon-parsley butter, Parmesan, grilled bread
Thai sausage, coconut milk, basil gremolata
Sambal crema, queso fresco, chicharrones
Pimento cheese coleslaw, B&B pickles, garlic aioli
Casa Pearl presents a focused, coastal-inspired menu that leans heavily into fresh seafood and simple, well-executed comfort bites. The Raw Bar sets the tone with East Coast Oysters and NC Peel 'N Eat Shrimp, offering a straightforward but confident approach to classic seafood staples. From the Snacks section, Casa Pearl "Chips and Dip" stands out as a playful house-style starter alongside the reliably satisfying Hush Puppies, both reinforcing the restaurant’s casual, Southern-leaning identity. The Cold selections keep things crisp and refreshing, with the clean simplicity of Golden Salad and the crunch-forward Iceberg Stack, balancing the richer seafood offerings. Moving into the Hot dishes, Char-Grilled Oysters bring smoky depth and richness, while Baked Chincoteague Clams highlight a briny, baked-in sweetness that feels distinctly regional and well-considered. The menu then shifts toward handhelds with tacos that add a more casual, street-style edge, where Smoked Pork Taco delivers a deeper, savory profile and Fried Chicken Taco brings a satisfying crunch and comfort-food familiarity. Overall, the menu at Casa Pearl feels intentionally restrained rather than expansive, focusing on quality execution of seafood-forward dishes and Southern coastal flavors rather than overcomplication, making it a cohesive and approachable dining experience.