As construction activity picks up at North and South Moon avenues for microtunnel installation beneath Brandon Boulevard, local shops and retailers along the corridor remain open for business. Temporary traffic changes may occur as work progresses, but access to local businesses will be maintained.
Retail and Specialty Services
Brandon Meats and Market: Offering fresh meats, produce, cheeses, coffee and more, this local market has something for everyday shopping or a special occasion. Shoppers can also find weekly specials on produce, dairy, deli, seafood, Latin food, and more.
Value Pawn and Jewelry: Buy, sell or pawn a variety of items or browse a selection of preowned electronics, jewelry, tools, gaming equipment, musical gear, handbags and more.
Black Label Tattoo: Specializing in custom tattoo designs since 2014, the shop focuses on quality and creativity while working with clients to bring their ideas to life. Walk ins are welcome, and consultations and appointments are also available.
A New You Pink Boutique: Serving the Brandon community since 2011, this women-focused boutique offers specialty products and personalized assistance to help customers find products that meet their individual needs.
Parker Pawn: Offering a variety of products at competitive prices, the shop focuses on providing customers with quality, value and convenience. Shoppers can browse a changing selection of everyday items, unique finds and other merchandise.
Whether you’re stocking up on groceries, searching for a unique find, planning your next tattoo or shopping for specialty products, these local businesses offer something for a variety of needs. Their doors remain open and they look forward to welcoming new customers.
Looking for more local businesses to support along the pipeline route? Visit our Shop Local page to explore the business directory and find businesses throughout the project corridor. Business owners along the route can also submit a form on the page for an opportunity to be featured.
Thank you for your continued patience and support of local businesses as construction on the South Hillsborough Pipeline Project moves forward.
For more information, visit SouthHillsboroughPipeline.com.
