8 Black Women-Owned Businesses to Support in the DMV This Month

The DMV is home to an incredible number of Black women entrepreneurs who are shaping industries, creating spaces for culture and community, and serving up products and experiences that are simply top-tier. From boutique shopping to bomb spice blends, natural hair salons to wellness spaces, these businesses deserve all the love this month and beyond.

Here are nine Black women-owned businesses in the DMV that you should be supporting right now:

1. Seven Petals – Luxury Floral & Event Design

Washington, D.C.
sevenpetalsdc.com

Seven Petals, founded by Seven Alexandria, is a luxury floral and event design company specializing in breathtaking arrangements and immersive event experiences. Whether it’s a wedding, corporate event, or a stylish dinner party, their attention to detail and artistic vision set them apart.

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2. The Spice Suite – Gourmet Spice Shop & Culinary Haven

2201 Channing St NE, Washington, D.C. 20018
thespicesuite.com

Founded by Angel Anderson, The Spice Suite is a dreamland for food lovers looking for unique spice blends and gourmet inspirations. Angel has turned her store into a community hub by offering space for other Black women entrepreneurs to showcase their products.

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3. Lee’s Flower Shop – DC’s Oldest Black-Owned Florist

1026 U St NW, Washington, D.C. 20001
leesflowerandcard.com

Since 1945, this family-owned flower shop has been serving up stunning floral arrangements. Whether you’re looking for an everyday bouquet, a wedding centerpiece, or a thoughtful gift, Lee’s Flower Shop is the place to go.

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4. The St. James Restaurant – Upscale Caribbean Dining

2017 14th St NW, Washington, D.C. 20009
stjames-dc.com

Owned by chef and restaurateur Jeanine Prime, The St. James offers an elevated take on Caribbean cuisine with bold flavors, refined dishes, and an inviting atmosphere. It’s the perfect place for a night out with delicious food and top-tier vibes.

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5. Grounded – Plant & Wellness Café

1913 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, D.C. 20020
feelgrounded.com

Grounded is more than just a café; it’s a wellness space that sells houseplants, herbal teas, and organic foods. They also host yoga sessions, meditation workshops, and plant-care classes, making it the perfect spot to nourish your mind, body, and soul.

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6. Boom Boxing – Fitness & Boxing Gym

1221 Van St SE, Washington, D.C. 20003
boomboxingdc.com

Co-Founded by Angela Jennings, Boom Boxing is a boutique boxing studio that blends high-energy workouts with empowering coaching. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced boxer, this gym offers classes that help build confidence, endurance, and strength.

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7. CitySwing – Indoor Golf Experience

901 New York Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20001
cityswingdc.com

CitySwing is an immersive indoor golf facility that makes the sport accessible and welcoming to everyone. Founded by Tari Cash, this space provides lessons, events, and a high-tech golfing experience that’s perfect for beginners and pros alike.

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8. The Jerk Pit – Authentic Jamaican Cuisine

9078 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD 20740 & 2436 18th St NW, Washington DC
jerkpit.com

If you’re craving authentic Jamaican food, The Jerk Pit is the spot. From jerk chicken to oxtail and plantains, this restaurant, owned by Lisa Waddell-Nash, serves up mouthwatering Caribbean flavors that transport you straight to the islands.

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Support, Shop, and Celebrate Black Women-Owned Businesses

Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe, level up your spice rack, nourish your body, or find the perfect book, these Black women-owned businesses in the DMV have you covered. Supporting them isn’t just about spending money—it’s about celebrating culture, community, and entrepreneurship.

So, the next time you’re in the area, make it a point to shop Black, uplift these incredible women, and spread the word. Because when we support Black women, we all win.