National Small Business Week
Support Small Business!
The City of Garden Grove recognizes the critical role of small businesses in driving economic growth, job creation, and community character. In alignment with its commitment to fostering a strong local economy, the City supports small businesses through targeted programs, partnerships, and resources that promote long-term success and sustainability. To highlight these efforts and celebrate local entrepreneurs, the City Council has proclaimed May 3–9, 2026, as National Small Business Week, encouraging community-wide recognition and support of small businesses and their contributions.
Would you like the City to promote your business? Contact us at econdev@ggcity.orgParticipants in Small Business Initiatives for 2026
Participants in Small Business Initiatives for 2025
9520 Garden Grove Blvd, Ste 3
12103 Brookhurst St, Unit D
9575 Chapman Ave
12630 Brookhurst St, Ste B
9580 Garden Grove Blvd, Ste 108
9580 Garden Grove Blvd, Ste 110
9735 Garden Grove Blvd
9756 Garden Grove Blvd, #3
Economic Development Success Stories
Economic Development Success Stories
Shawarma House
Shawarma House grew from a backyard operation into an established Garden Grove restaurant, rooted in family entrepreneurship and authentic recipes. The business has built a loyal customer base and maintained a steady presence in the community, reflecting continued growth and a commitment to quality, cultural heritage, and long-term sustainability.
Amarith Farmhouse
Amarith Farmhouse has grown from a small, family-run catering operation into a recognized restaurant brand through steady and thoughtful expansion. By maintaining a focus on quality, hospitality, and consistency, along with its farm-to-table approach using fresh ingredients from its own farmhouse, the business has built a strong customer base and lasting community presence.
Bake & Chè
Bake & Chè grew from a home-based family operation into a well-recognized dessert business in Garden Grove, introducing traditional Vietnamese chè — a sweet dessert made with beans, fruits, jellies, and coconut milk — to a broader audience. The business has expanded its presence, earning media recognition and building partnerships that reflect its continued growth and contribution to the local economy.
Shell Gas Station
This family-owned business has been a longstanding cornerstone in Garden Grove for over 30 years, demonstrating sustained economic vitality and community impact. Through consistent reinvestment, job support, and a customer-focused approach, it has contributed to local economic stability. Its commitment to mentorship and community engagement has supported workforce development and small business growth throughout the local economy.