All month long we’ve been celebrating Women’s History Month by showcasing some of the amazing women who make the city so special and who keep our communities moving. While the month is ending, so many of our favorite businesses are worth celebrating year-round. The number of those run by talented and hard-working women is borderline more than we count.

To close out the month and to encourage support of our local businesses all year long, our staff is highlighting some of our favorite women-owned spots that we frequent in the area. From restaurants to shops and everything in between, these are the places that keep the city (and us) running. This isn’t a comprehensive list by any means – our team had a hard time cutting it down to a manageable list. But these local stars are certainly great places to start.

Blush Tea & Coffee
Alexa’s pick: The dreamy escape on the MLK corridor is one of our go-to spots for remote work on weekdays or a perfect pick-me-up on the weekend.
2382 Dr M.L.K. Jr St N

The Body Electric Yoga Company
Kelly’s pick: A pillar of St. Pete’s fitness company, BE has been one of our most treasured third spaces for more than a decade.
3015 7th St N

Book + Bottle
Bob’s pick: Books, wine, coffee, and some of the friendliest staff and patrons in St. Pete – you can spend an entire day here and not realize it until the music cuts off at closing time.
17 6th St N

The Book Lounge
Ysa’s pick: The mother-daughter-run bookstore has become an immediate hit on Central with three full rooms of books (including plenty of adult options) as well as a comfy lounge with games, wine and coffee.
631 Central Avenue

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The Brunch Munch
Bob’s pick: Being in the discussion for best wings in Tampa Bay gets you automatic inclusion in any list, but don’t sleep on the soul food here, either.
925 22nd St S

COCOCELLO
Ysa’s pick: Coconut ice cream made with and served in a coconut from Thailand and topped with imported fresh fruits? Say less, and eat more. It’ll change your life.
2620 Central Ave

Daycation Coffee
Kirby’s pick: The cozy Uptown St. Pete spot is one of our favorites when we want a little treat to brighten up our day, whether it’s a seasonal latte or a sweet pastry.
189 Dr M.L.K. Jr St N

katie + hubbell boutique
Maryelis’s pick: The 4th Street boutique is home to an amazing collection of pre-loved and new with tags items from Anthropologie, along with lovely shoes and accessories.
5320 4th St N

Lolita’s Wine Market
Dex’s pick: A St. Pete classic when so few still remain, there’s little we love more than sharing plates and a bottle (or two) of wine for dinner at Lolita’s.
16 18th St S

Photo of a happy cute amazing women at home in towel and bathrobe after spa procedure taking care of their skin drinking champagne take selfie by camera.Photo of a happy cute amazing women at home in towel and bathrobe after spa procedure taking care of their skin drinking champagne take selfie by camera.

MaisonGlo
Kirby’s pick: Our No. 1 spot in St. Pete for facial treatments, MaisonGlo is a local star and has long been at the top of the list when it’s time for a Me Day.
6517 4th St N

Padme Flower Farm
Jessie’s pick: We have been thrilled by the debut of this fresh flower farm that has bloomed in the Warehouse Arts District, bringing extra color to the neighborhood and our homes alike.
2225 22nd St S

Ruya
Ysa’s pick: The new Mediterranean-inspired cafe in Grand Central has become a favorite of the entire team. Come for the Moroccan coffee and tea, stay for the beautiful back patio.
2200 1st Ave S

Sans Market
Ysa’s pick: St. Pete’s home for zero-waste shopping is more than just a great spot to pick up your essentials – the hard-working team here has built an entire community around sustainability.
1037 Central Ave

Shiso Crispy
Bob’s pick: With some of the best gyoza in the region and massive bang bang chicken fried rice servings that are more than enough for two meals, it’s no surprise Shiso became a star destination.
1431 Central Ave

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Sew Pinellas
Kelly’s pick: The two-in-one gem is one of our favorite destinations in St. Pete, with a full shop of sewing supplies and incredibly fun sewing classes every week.
5601 Haines Rd N

The Sourdough Co.
Maryelis’s pick: Just follow the smell of fresh bread down Central Avenue and you’ll find a wonderland of sourdough loaves, great sandwiches, and sweet treats fresh-baked on site.
1113 Central Ave

St. Pete Youth Farm
Dex’s pick: This St. Pete gem both feeds the community and serves it, in addition to an incredible lineup of events and celebrations throughout the year.
1664 12th St S

Tombolo Books
Ysa’s pick: From book clubs and author events to some of the best collections of new books and local authors in the region, Tombolo has it all.
2153 1st Ave S

Wild Roots
Kirby’s pick: This one’s for the plant parents out there. From houseplants and succulents to plant-based treats and gifts, this is your one-stop shop.
1949 1st Ave S