Looking to support black, then here are the Top 5 St. Louis’ businesses to spend $$$ with

All of the Top 5 are women’s operators, but not to worry this is Part 1 of a very long series.

Giorgio Trovato

These establishments in St. Louis do not get as much love as we all think. Sure business is great or lack there of. They still need their flowers now to continue to plant their growth.

And the strange part about most of these businesses in metro Gateway, I have never been to. As a result, that is a great thing.

Because it clearly shows greatness, because eveidently someone in St. Louis is talking. Otherwise, how would I know to place them on my list.

All of the Top 5 are women’s operators, but not to worry this is Part 1 of a very long series.

Cathy’s Kitchen is located in Ferguson, MO, at 250 S Florissant Rd, Ferguson, MO 63135

Cathy’s Kitchen

I have heard a lot about their po’ boy sandwiches, seafood dishes, chicken wings, pastas, as well of the decor. I also have heard that they serve vegan dishes and cater.

Cathy’s Kitchen has also partnered with Innovation High School in St.Louis, to help young cooks reach their full potentials on being Chefs in the future.

Do get over there to Cathy’s and check out all the great meals that they serve.

http://www.cjenkinscompany.com

Phone number

(314) 524-9200

Tripe City

5124 Natural Bridge Ave, St. Louis, MO 63115

Tripe City

(314) 381-0649

There is nothing stopping owner Debra Creswell from striving to survive in north city. Even after a car crashed into her storefront, burglary or storm damage, Tripe City has prevailed. With their crispy mouth-watering Tripe, chicken and soul food, you will never go hungry getting fed. Tripe City is also on a mission to feed the less unfortunate this holiday season as well. So, feel more than free to stop by and support.

Bar 922

6924 W Florissant Ave, St. Louis, MO, 63136

If you are looking for a place to party, take your shoes off, do what you do, drink premium liquor and meet new cool friends. Then Bar 922 is the night club for you. They have a nice stage for dancing and live entertainment, with DJ spinning almost everyday.

Heather Laden

Bar 922 is also celebrating their 4 year anniversary, with daily specials all month long. And if you know the operator Heather Laden, then you better put on your seat belts, because the celebration might become a long ride.

Bar 922 doesn’t have a full service kitchen, but they do have food for the customers day in and day out. So, get over to ReMix Awards Show 2018 honoree Bar 922. You will be glad you did!

Kwamboka Handmade Afrocentric Clothing & More

3320 Meramac St., St. Louis, MO 63115

314-933-6782

Sheryl Herris

Anything Afrocentric fashion, you will definitely find it at Sheryl Herris’ gift retail shop on the southside Dutch Town neighborhood. She has a large array of women’s/men jewelries, tops, hats, oils, paintings and resale items for everyone. And don’t be surprised if you see authentic items straight from the Motherland.

Large hand made New necklace, straight from the Motherland

Sheryl Herris

See you next time in Dutchtown, and don’t forget to stop in and see Sheryl.

Sole Behavior Shoetique
(Orchard Bend Shopping Plaza)
11977 St. Charles Rock Rd
Bridgeton MO., 63044
Mon-Sat 11:30a.m.-7p.m.
☎️3143955849
Also available online www.solebehavior.com

It is all about the shoes at Sole Behavior, operated by LaSonya Lamb. A new kid on block of Bridgeton,but technically Mrs. Lamb-Williams has been peddling shoes for many years. In 2008, she had received the ReMix Award for Best Business Woman of the Year, for her hard work with shoes.

LaSonya Lamb-Williams

Fellows, I haven’t been to this location as of yet. So, don’t fret, I am sure she has some men apparels available online.

In addition to shoes, Sole’s has women accessories; purses, hats, socks, beads and more. And if she doesn’t have it, she is happy to go online and have it shipped from her fashion partners.

Stop in and check her out. This is all the time I have,look for my next 5 businesses soon. Have a great Black Friday!

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