Giving Credit Where It's Due: Palm Harbor's Small Businesses

Whether's it's a hot cup of coffee before hitting the road for your morning commute, a fantastic massage or a dry cleaner who always manages to resurrect your favorite suit, there are products and services in almost everyone's routine that make life in Palm Harbor a little better.

To honor Small Business Saturday (Nov. 26), Palm Harbor Patch is asking you to post the products, businesses and practitioners in Palm Harbor that you couldn't live without.

The possibilities are endless. Post your 'thank you' messages to Palm Harbor store owners and practitioners below. They deserve it.

Here are some recent Palm Harbor Patch stories about small businesses here-

This new pizza joint in downtown Palm Harbor offers delicious wood-fired pizza at wallet-friendly prices.

The popular cupcake bakery has expanded operations from West Pasco to Palm Harbor.

The Classics Barber Shop in Palm Harbor is an old fashioned barber shop with a twist.

Palm Harbor consignment store Antique & Uniques is now home to many vendors from Dunedin's Knot on Main Street, which caught fire last June.

Family-owned and operated hardware store aims to offer an alternative to big-box chains.

New metaphysical shop offers specialty items and gifts as well as classes and workshops for those on the quest for spiritual enlightenment.

Earthscapes Garden Room teams up with the DIY Network show, "Indoors Out" to create an outdoor biker bar. Tune in August 2nd at 10 p.m. to see the final result.

The Clock and Watch Shop has been in business for 40 years.

Local resale store offers women the opportunity to buy and sell designer label clothing and accessories.

Beachworks Clothing & Gear specializes in outdoor gear of all types, shapes, and sizes. Formerly located on the sponge docks in Tarpon Springs, the owners are excited to start fresh in Palm Harbor.

Mother-daughter team specializes in beauty transformations at Palm Harbor's Shear Wonders.

Family-owned and operated pet grooming business has been beautifying Palm Harbor pets for more than three decades.

Owner Penny Vickery wanted to create an upscale sexy boutique where both men and women would feel comfortable shopping.

The popular New York style restaurant opened Monday at a new location on U.S. 19.

The family-run produce stand offers a large selection of quality foods that keeps customers coming back for more.

Owner Paul Hittos, Chairman of the Board of the Palm Harbor Chamber of Commerce, pulls no punches when it comes to his main passions - business and politics.

The trendy fashion shop has relocated from Holiday to busy U.S. 19. It opens today.