Celebrate National Veterans Small Business Week with Renton’s Veteran-Owned Businesses
National Veterans Small Business Week, celebrated November 11-15, is the perfect time to honor the veteran-owned businesses that enrich Renton with their dedication, service, and passion. These businesses—from cozy eateries to craft breweries and specialized services—help make Renton a warm, diverse, and vibrant community.
Start your week with the welcoming flavors of Saimin Says, where island vibes meet heartwarming Hawaiian hospitality. Known for its “Ohana” spirit, Saimin Says is all about sharing good food and good company in a laid-back atmosphere that makes everyone feel at home. This spot brings the taste of the islands to Renton, one savory plate at a time.
Craving barbecue? Head to Cedar River BBQ, a downtown favorite for over 20 years and proudly voted “Best BBQ in Renton.” Cedar River BBQ serves up traditional Texas-style barbecue alongside creative options, with each meal slow-smoked in-house to perfection. Whether it’s lunch, dinner, or a taste of something unique, Cedar River BBQ keeps diners coming back for more.
Four Generals Brewing, established by the Hudspeth family in 2015, is Renton’s own hometown brewery and a craft beer lover’s dream. Specializing in German-inspired lagers with a variety of IPAs, Four Generals offers a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere where guests can enjoy a pint or grab a growler to go. It’s a welcoming spot to sip and savor the local flavors of Renton.
For those with four-legged friends, Junkyard Bones is a must. This pet treat shop is committed to freshness, with treats smoked daily to ensure the highest quality for your furry companions.
When it comes to construction and remodeling, Hammers That Care is a trusted veteran-owned business known for high-quality craftsmanship and seamless project management. From new builds to renovations, their attention to detail and collaborative approach with architects and designers make them a top choice in Renton for residential and commercial projects alike.
These are just a few of the outstanding veteran-owned businesses that call Renton home. They reflect the dedication, resilience, and community spirit that make our city exceptional. This Veterans Small Business Week—and every week—let’s celebrate these incredible businesses by visiting, shopping, and showing support.
A Renton legacy since 1957, Renton Printery is a family-owned and veteran-led print shop with deep community roots. Originally operating from a 600-square-foot space, it has grown to a 4,500-square-foot operation that continues to provide high-quality printing services to the Puget Sound region. With decades of dedication and service, Renton Printery proudly offers expertise you can rely on.
Whether you’re grabbing a bite, shopping for local treats, or simply stopping by to say thanks, each visit helps honor and uplift the service members and families who bring their skills and heart to Renton.
