Women-Owned Businesses in The City of Falls Church

March marks Women’s History Month, making it the perfect opportunity to discover the women-owned businesses that bring so much vibrancy to The City of Falls Church. Throughout The Little City, women entrepreneurs shape our culinary landscape, curate unique boutiques, lead wellness studios, launch creative enterprises, and offer trusted professional services. These businesses are locally owned and deeply invested in our community. Every storefront, studio, and restaurant contributes to the personality and vitality of our walkable streets.

Make Women’s History Month a Time of Local Discovery

Whether you are planning a weekend visit or looking for a new favorite spot close to home, consider supporting a women-owned business this month. Enjoy brunch at a locally owned café, book a fitness class, refresh your wardrobe at an independent boutique, or treat yourself to a salon visit. Every purchase strengthens our local economy and supports the leaders who keep our community thriving.

Below is a growing list of women-owned businesses in the City of Falls Church. Click on each industry tabs shown below. We encourage you to explore, shop, dine, and share your experience by tagging us @FallsChurchEDO and using #FallsChurchWomenOwned when you visit a woman-owned business this month. Click on the different Industries in the tabbed list.

Women-Owned Businesses

Click the industry tabs below to view each list of businesses

Arts & Culture

Clay Cafe Studios – Jessi Cash
Creative Cauldron – Laura Hull
Lead With Creativity – Ariana Leon
The State Theatre – Meredith Johnstone
Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation – Nikki Henderson
Tint – A Modern Makerspace – Carissa Englert

Fitness, Movement & Active Lifestyle

Food & Drink

Borek-G Cafe & Market – Dilek Kaygusuz
Cafe Kindred – Jennifer Demitrio
Chasin’ Tails – Tuyet-Nhi Le
Clare & Don’s Beach Shack – Rebecca Tax
Ellie Bird – Sue Lim
Fanny’s Restaurant – Maria Sonia Peralta
GrillMarX Falls Church – Jackie Baker
Little Falls Cafe – Anastasiya Algarme
Luzmilas Bolivian Restaurant – Grima Zambrana
Nue: Elegantly Vietnamese – Tuyet-Nhi Le
Preservation Biscuit Company – Tricia Barba
Rare Bird Coffee Roasters – Lara Berenji
Spacebar – Erica Hoffman
Tasty Dumpling – Linda Lang
Tea With Mrs. B – Rebecca Czarnecki
The Biscuit Factory – Molly Hermann
The Happy Tart – Kerrigan Firth
Thompson Italian – Kristen Carson “KC” Hamilton

Health & Clinical Services

Professional & Business Services

Shop & Specialty Retail

Botanologica – Sarah Orrison
Coco Cameo – Jessica Stanis
Coleman PowerSports – Kim Harrison
Dominion Jewelers – Rachelle Barimany Dove
Doodlehopper 4 Kids – Caroline Roane
Entangled – Kelly Schnapp
Kaleidos – Amanda Vega
Lemon Lane Consignment – Megan Laboy
Stylish Patina – Kelly Millsap Thompson
Talk Tiles to Me – Tori Rittinger
The Toy Nest – Lisa Bourven
Zoya’s Atelier – Amy Bitici

Wellness, Spa & Personal Care

Aire Nail Bar – Tiffany Turukhbaatar
Ascension Chiropractic – Dr. Chantay Bess
Falls Church Wellness Center – Jessica MacNair
Grace Nail Spa – Tracy Trinh
Kess Hair & Skin Care – Rovina Nugara
Luminous & Grounded Health & Wellness – Rachel Abbott
Mina’s Medspa & Wellness Center – Mina Fatemi Dehaghani
Peaceful Mind Yoga Therapy – Asya Haikin, MA, C-IAYT
Rejuvenate Hair And Skin – Tanuza R Khan
Rex Day Spa – Helen Nguyen / Mona Yong
Rooted Mane – Liz Moirano
The Mane Edit – Allison Hood and Moriah Hyrn
Transitional Wellness for Women – Erika Toman

City of Falls Church

Map of Women-Owned Businesses

Click on an icon on the map to learn more about each business

The Economic Development Office (EDO) will feature women-owned businesses across our social channels, sharing the inspiring stories of the entrepreneurs who make the City shine. This list will be regularly updated. If you are a women-owned business in the City of Falls Church and would like to be featured, or if you notice any businesses missing from the list, please contact us at EDO@FallsChurchVA.gov.

Women-Owned Businesses: Join the Celebration

Are you a women-owned business in the City of Falls Church? Join us in celebrating Women’s History Month by promoting your business and sharing your story with the community.

To help boost your visibility, we have created official Women-Owned Business campaign graphics for use on your website and social media channels. These branded graphics align with the City’s Women’s History Month campaign and are designed to help you showcase your participation.

How to participate:

Download the official Women’s History Month campaign graphics.
Post on social media highlighting your story and what Women’s History Month means to you.
Use the official campaign graphic in your post or as a featured image
Include the hashtag #FallsChurchWomenOwned
Tag @FallsChurchEDO so we can reshare and amplify your content

Download Graphics

By participating, you help spotlight the strength, creativity, and leadership of women entrepreneurs throughout The Little City. Let’s make this Women’s History Month a powerful community-wide celebration of women-owned businesses in the City of Falls Church.