Neighbors Recommend Local Small Businesses; Shop Local & Support Our Community

South San Francisco, CA   November 26, 2013Local Business circle

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 2013

Neighbors Recommend Local Small Businesses; Shop Local & Support Our Community

Who best to give us suggestions to South Cities favorite haunts than locals themselves? We have put the question out and the result is the list below. We will continue to add to it as folks make more recommendations.  We whole heartedly encourage folks to support those in our community who support us, especially on the upcoming SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30 2013 SHOP SMALL BUSINESS DAY, a day of national recognition for these shops.

 

Local’s Favorites:

Buon Gusto Restaurant Grand Ave

www.buongustorestaurant.com/ 

224 Grand Ave 742-9777

 

DiNapoli Restaurant  Grand Ave

www.dinapolipizza.com/

202 Grand Ave 873-5252

 

Bertolucci’s Restaurant Cypress Ave

www.sodinisbertoluccis.com/

421 Cypress Ave  588-1625

 

Royal Pin Donuts

551 El Camino Real 952-3955

 

Gallis Sanitary Bakery

www.gallisbakery.com/ 

324 Grand Ave 588-2656

 

Bitters + Bottles on Grand

www.bittersandbottles.com

 240 Grand Ave 741-6430

 

Subculture Deli on Spruce

www.subculturedeli.com/ 

151 S Spruce  745-6270

 

Lidia’s Italian Delicacies

www.lidiasdeli.com

1148 Mission Rd  225-9494

 

 Little Lucca 

 www.littlelucca.com

724 El Camino Real 589-8916

 

 

Andy’s Chinese

www.andyschinese.com

Hickey Blvd 994-7681

 

El Faro! El Camino Real

435 El Camino Real 589-6288

 

Los Cuates Mexican restaurant

 140 Hazelwoood 745-8203

 

Grocery Outlet on Hickey

www.groceryoutlet.com

125 Hickey Blvd 550-1100

 

Friends Market

200 San Felipe

 

Raymond’s Sourdough Bread

www.raysbread.com

172 Starlite St 588-5868

 

Chefs Warehouse

www.biaoutlet.com

447 S Canal Street

 

Busy Baker

busybakerssupplies.com

444 San Mateo Ave SB 351.7227

 

La Bouquetiere Railroad Ave

www.labouquetiere.com

539 Railroad Ave  884-4833

 

Luminous Spa

www.luminousspa.com

204 Grand Ave 871-0759

 

Nelly’s Bridal Boutique

www.nellysbridal.com

439 Linden Ave 616-9226

 

JasyB Mobile Boutique Woman’s Clothing & Accessories

Tel 415/601-3256  Jasmin Baros

 

Scentsy Family Products Sales Consultant

Valverde Ave 868-6625

 

Sunshine Center Pharmacy

1166 Mission Rd 589-4133

 

Six Star Dollar Store

349 Grand Ave 583-2442

 

Grand Ave Hardware

315 Grand Ave 583-3367

 

South City Lumber & Supply

www.SouthCityLumber.com

499 Railroad Ave 588-5711

 

Savvy Social Strategies

Social Media Designer

SSF 931-5006

 

Evolve Training Center

www.evolvetrainingcenter.com

170 S Spruce Ave 615-9322

 

SSF Parks & Recreation

Parks & Rec

33 Arroyo Drive 829-3800

 

Bronstein Music

www.bronsteinmusic.com 

363 Grand Ave 588-2502

 

South City Car Wash

southcitycarwash.com

988 El Camino Real  589-1214

 

Airport Valero

300 S Airport Blvd 583-3251

 

Doody Calls Pet Services

http://www.doodycalls.com/

(650) 281-8116

 

K-119 Tools of California Inc. – Tools & Equipment

www.k119.com/ 

925 San Mateo Ave SB 588-0160

 

Lilies Care Home

www.liliescarehome.com/ 

2505 Tipperary Ave 737=0917

 

Benefits of Shopping Locally Owned Businesses

Civics Economics provided this study The San Francisco Retail Diversity Study which supports the economic reasons for shopping locally owned businesses:

“This study finds that San Francisco remains a stronghold for locally owned businesses, which generate sizable benefits for the city’s economy. The study has three parts. The first calculates market shares for independents and chains in several categories: bookstores, sporting goods stores, toy stores, and casual dining restaurants. In all four categories, independent businesses capture more than half of sales within the city of San Francisco, a much larger share than they have nationally. The second part examines the economic impact of locally owned businesses versus chains. It finds that local businesses buy more goods and services locally and employ more people locally per unit of sales (because they have no headquarters staff elsewhere). Every $1 million spent at local bookstores, for example, creates $321,000 in additional economic activity in the area, including $119,000 in wages paid to local employees. That same $1 million spent at chain bookstores generates only $188,000 in local economic activity, including $71,000 in local wages. The same was true in the other categories. For every $1 million in sales, independent toy stores create 2.22 local jobs, while chains create just 1.31. The final part of the study analyzes the impact of a modest shift in consumer spending. If residents were to redirect just 10 percent of their spending from chains to local businesses, that would generate $192 million in additional economic activity in San Francisco and almost 1,300 new jobs.”

 

Why Buy Local  Sustainable Connections copy

We enjoy our neighbors to support local small businesses for these reasons cited by Sustainable Connections

 

 

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John Kevranian
John Kevranian
11 years ago

Nuts For Candy
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AL BULLENTINI
AL BULLENTINI
11 years ago

GUNTERS RESTAURANT