From health and beauty products to art to technology to pastries and everything in between, we’re very lucky that Atlanta is home to an incredible amount of woman-owned businesses. This Women’s History Month, we definitely want to support all our amazing woman-owned businesses here in the ATL! Keep scrolling to find a great business that you can support this month (and beyond)!
1. The Village Retail Market
Where: Ponce City Market
Founded by Lakeysha Hallmon, this awesome retail experience in Ponce City Market unites Black-owned businesses, curating this exceptional shopping market with so much on offer. There’s even some incredible women-owned businesses located within The Village, so you can check ’em out all in one!
Learn more on their website here!2. Slutty Vegan
Where: Several locations
We love Slutty Vegan so much that it’s also on our plant-based ATL round up, and our round-up of incredible Black-owned restaurants. Founder Pink Cole has turned this food truck into an Atlanta empire, with tons of ATL locations, and even several spots outside of the ATL!
Learn all about Slutty Vegan & see their menu here!3. Living Walls
Where: All over the ATL
You’ve definitely spotted a few pieces curated by the inspiring company, Living Walls. This public arts company seeks to change the historically white male-dominated industry of public art by creating more space, visibility, representation & celebration for women, people of color, and LGBTQIA+ voices. For more information and all their murals, check out their website here.
4. For Keeps Bookstore
Where: Sweet Auburn
Located in this historical neighborhood of Sweet Auburn, For Keeps was opened by Rosa Duffy in 2018. Specializing in Black rare & classic literature, it’s the perfect place to stock up on reading material. This enchanting bookstore also featured on our Black-owned businesses round-up.
5. Star Provisions Market & Cafe
Where: Blandtown
Star Provisions Market & Cafe is a culinary dream. Just a fraction of chef Anne Quatrano’s Atlanta empire, this market and cafe serves up baked goods, cheese, meats, seafood, locally roasted coffee, and other gourmet food items.
Learn more on their website here!6. Goodr
Goodr provides the technology and logistics to help companies lower their food waste, with a mission to end food insecurity. They write on their website, “What started as a local initiative to feed people experiencing food insecurity in Atlanta has grown into a national network with long-lasting impact.” For more information, check out their website here.
7. The Little Tart Bake Shop
Where: Multiple locations & market appearances
If you’re a pastry lover, then head to one of The Little Tart Bake Shop’s cafes this Women’s History Month, and every month after that. With tempting seasonal cakes, pastries, and bites, along with top-notch coffee, make sure to check it out.
Learn more on their website here!8. Unexpected Atlanta
Where: Multiple locations & tours
Discover Atlanta in a brand new way, with the insightful Unexpected Atlanta tours. From Martin Luther King to Grant Park, and beyond. This touring company was founded by Akila McConnell due to her love for ATL’s influential history.
Learn more and book a tour on their website here!9. FiNCA TO FiLTER
Where: Old Fourth Ward
An incredibly welcoming space with incredibly delicious coffee, make sure you check out Finca To Filter. This beloved queer-owned business serves up the perfect cup of Joe. We’re always find ourselves craving their awesome Chai Lattes. They even hold fun events like Drag Queen Bingo, as well as participate in Farmer’s Markets across the city.
Learn more about Finca here!10. Just Add Honey
Where: Old Fourth Ward
If coffee isn’t your thing, then check out this beloved tea company Just Add Honey. With an extensive selection of teas and things to nibble on, it’s the perfect place to enjoy some tea and pastries. Check out our recent round-up of beautiful places to have afternoon tea in Atlanta.
11. Monkey 68
Where: Roswell & Alpharetta
Making our round-up of must-try women-owned restaurants in Atlanta, Monkey 68 serves up art-like sushi in an Asian fusion that now has two locations across the metro area. A beautifully renovated home, the sleek interiors compliment their gorgeously presented dishes.
12. Woo Skincare & Cosmetics
Where: Peachtree Battle Shopping Center & Paces Ferry Shopping Center
Next time you need some beauty supplies, skip Sephora for Woo Skincare & Cosmetics. This women-owned safe haven is a personal, pampering and fun shopping environment for anyone’s makeup and skincare choices.
Learn more on their website here!13. Pole Positions
Where: Decatur
If you’re looking for a super fun way to get in shape, you’ve gotta check out Pole Positions, a pole fitness and exercise studio located in Decatur! All levels are welcome to try pole dance at Pole Positions: from complete beginners to super advanced dancers! Learn more about Pole Positions on their website here!
14. Rodgers Greens and Roots Farm
Where: Available for pick-up
The farm’s Owner and Operator, Ashley Rodgers, became one of the youngest female organic farm owner and operators in Georgia when she bought the farm. However, she’s been farming throughout her life. You can order their produce for pick-up from their farm or Peachtree Farmers Market on their website, here.
15. Sugarcoat
Where: Multiple locations
Treat yourself to a fresh set of nails at one of Atlanta’s Sugarcoat nail bars. However, it doesn’t stop there. Sugarcoat is a one-stop shop for all things beauty, including lashes, hair care, and more! Book your appointment and learn more here!
16. Tucker Brewing Company
Where: Tucker, Georgia
For award winning lagers, an exceptional beer garden, and more, make sure to check out Tucker Brewing Company. This family-run brewery was founded in 2017 by Ashley Chapman Hubbard and Ryan Chapman. Inspired by their travels, they’ve created a vast selection of easy-to-drink, as well as innovative flavors.
Follow them on Instagram @tuckerbrewingco to learn more!
17. 3 Parks Wine Shop
Where: Glenwood Park
For an extensive selection of wines, make a pit stop at 3 Parks Wine Shop when you’re in the mood for a few glasses of wine. Always welcoming, and with super positive vibes, you can also stock up on saké, apéritivos, & fun wine accessories.
Learn more about this wine shop on their website here!18. Mahogany Mommies
Mahogany Mommies is a movement that is dedicated to building legacy, inspiring others, and celebrating black women and culture. Owned Joi writes on their website, “I sought out to create an apparel line that celebrates black culture and promotes a growth mindset.” At Mahogany Mommies, you’ll find shirts with political statements, anti-racist statements, pro-woman statements, pro-LGBTQ+ statements and more!
See all the designs and learn more on their website here!19. Jolene Jolene
Atlanta’s first bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports is coming in 2025, and we’re already SO excited to get them on our list! Jolene Jolene might not have a brick and mortar right now, but they still host viewing parties and events for women’s sports. And in 2025, they’ll open up their bar officially! Learn more here!
Support Atlanta’s Women owned businesses this month! And, of course, every month!