Montgomery County is home to a huge variety of businesses and attractions, many of which are proudly owned and operated by women of all backgrounds.
Whether you're looking for a one-of-a-kind gift shop, a bakery filled with tasty treats, or the ultimate form of relaxation, Montco's got you covered. With so much to see and do, why not make it a weekend at one of our 80 hotels in the county? Check out some of our best and brightest women-owned businesses below:.
Southern Cross Kitchen Gypsy Saloon. The women behind them intentionally designed their feminine-chic, warm, neighborhood-style that way. After bartending together almost 30 years ago, then opening a couple of restaurants, and a catering business, owners Marianne Gere and Kim Strengari started the restaurant group in the early s that now includes: Gypsy Saloon, and Southern Cross Kitchen in Conshohocken and catering. Be Well Bakery is the product of one woman's love of all things pie. Owner, Adriann Spinks Glunz, has had a love for baking her entire life and in , that love of baking led to the grand opening of Be Well Bakery.
Adriann combines her love of baking and athletic pursuits in all that she does; as a result, the bakery focuses on developing smart, healthier recipes. Paper Dolls was started by two friends with a mission to offer women of all body shapes quality, stylish and affordable clothing. Specializing in offering attire for sizes XS to 3X, Paper Dolls is the perfect place to pick up your favorite seasonal wardrobe staples. Located in the heart of Skippack, Blossom Cafe continues to serve up delicious breakfast, lunch and La Colombe specialty coffee.
Once you order your drinks, enjoy the peaceful gardens and cozy loft inside Floral and Hardy. Nothing Bundt Cakes aims to bring joy to all of their guests.
