We all realize now more than ever just how important it is to shop small and support locally owned businesses. Small businesses give back to our community, help drive the local economy, and offer unique goods with personalized customer service – just to name a few reasons you should support local.

It’s also never been easier to support Bryan businesses, as many of them have online stores. Several local restaurants even sell gift cards online, which make great gifts for Texas A&M students, office holiday parties, or the foodie in your life!

Keep reading for links to local businesses with online shops, then follow us on Instagram to keep up with all the latest in Bryan.

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Retail

Texas Rose Boutique

Birds Nest Gifts & Antiques

Easy Phone Repairs and Sales

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Restaurants With Online Gift Cards

Caffe Capri

J. Cody’s

Shipwreck Grill

Amico Nave Ristorante

Ronin

The Village

Did we leave off your favorite Bryan business with an online store? Send us an email at marketing@destinationbryan.com and we’ll get them added!

Looking to give the gift of a trip to Bryan this year? Check out our 2020 Guide To Celebrating The Holiday Season in Bryan!

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Chris Riggins

Destination Marketing Manager: Chris is the Destination Marketing Manager for Destination Bryan. Originally from North Texas, Chris has called Bryan-College Station home since 2014. Chris is a proud graduate of Texas A&M University’s Recreation, Park & Tourism Science program. When he’s not telling you about the restaurant he tried this weekend that was “SO good,” he’s probably talking about his dog or taking photos of a Brazos Valley sunset.