Latino-Owned Businesses in the Lehigh Valley to Support in 2026

A bilingual counseling center licensed by two state agencies, a practice doing mental health assessments for U visa, T visa and VAWA cases, a Brazilian steakhouse, a wellness cafe and juice bar, a childcare academy in Palmer, and a sign company that has been making awnings and canopies here for more than three decades. Sixteen businesses in the Lehigh Valley record carry a Latino-owned tag, and several of them do work that is genuinely hard to find in English-first directories.

Every business named here links to its profile, where each ownership tag shows the source it came from. For everything in the metro, filter the Lehigh Valley hub.

Quick answer

1. Bilingual counseling: Counseling Solutions LV, licensed by DDAP and DHS.
2. Immigration case assessments: C.Bello Enterprises.
3. Therapy: Renew Wellness & Psychotherapy.
4. Dinner: Rios Brazilian Steakhouse.
5. Lunch and juice: Green Vida Company.
6. Meal prep for the week: Valley Prep Meal Prep.
7. Brows, lashes and skincare: LovelyyFaces Spa Lounge.
8. The Lehigh Valley hub carries all 78 listings across 15 categories.

Counseling, and the specialized work

Counseling Solutions LV is a bilingual counseling center in Allentown licensed by Pennsylvania's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and its Department of Human Services. A bilingual clinical service with both licenses is not a small thing in a valley where a third of Allentown speaks Spanish at home.

C.Bello Enterprises provides specialized mental health assessments for U visa, T visa, VAWA and extreme hardship immigration cases. That is a narrow, high-stakes service, usually needed on a deadline, and it is the listing on this page most worth knowing exists before you need it.

Renew Wellness & Psychotherapy is a boutique therapy practice working on mental wellness, body kindness and self-compassion.

Eating, drinking and eating better

Rios Brazilian Steakhouse does churrasco in Allentown and takes the same service to events. Green Vida Company is a wellness cafe and juice bar built on knowing exactly what is in the food. Valley Prep Meal Prep cooks the week ahead for people training toward something.

Training, the body and the face

The Refinery Fitness in Coopersburg runs HIIT, yoga, kettlebell classes and personal training, and BodyWorks by Kira takes beginners through the first months, which is the harder job. LovelyyFaces Spa Lounge covers brows, lashes, skincare, waxing and both professional and permanent makeup.

Childcare, work and the business itself

Palmer Childcare Academy & Learning Center in Easton takes children from six weeks to 13 years with before and after school care, and Kula Children's Center works with younger children in Allentown. The Workforce Board Lehigh Valley connects workers and employers across the region.

Signs & Awnings has made custom signs, banners, awnings and gas station canopies for more than 30 years, which means a good share of the storefronts in this valley carry its work. AmericaVen works in technology services, and JCJ Property Maintenance in Easton does home improvement, remodeling and additions.

What the record does not cover yet

Sixteen of the 78 published listings in the Lehigh Valley hub carry a Latino-owned tag, and eight of those also carry a Black-owned tag. Thirteen are in Allentown, with the rest in Easton, Coopersburg and the surrounding boroughs.

What is missing is most of the retail and food side: no grocery, no bakery, no Mexican, Dominican or Puerto Rican kitchen, no barbershop and no salon under this tag, in a valley where all of those plainly exist. That is a gap in the record and a direct consequence of the source, which is a chamber council's directory rather than a neighborhood one. If you run one of those businesses, a free listing is free to keep, and you would be the first of your kind on the page.

Common mistakes

• Assuming a directory listing means Spanish is spoken. One counseling center states that it is bilingual; for the rest, ask.
• Reading the two tags as interchangeable. Half of these businesses carry both a Latino-owned and a Black-owned tag, and each listing shows exactly what its source claimed.
• Expecting the Valley's Latino business community to end here. Sixteen listings is what one directory recorded, not what exists between Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton.
• Waiting to look up the immigration assessments. That work runs on court and filing deadlines, so it is worth knowing the practice exists in advance.

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