5. Williams-Sonoma

Williams-Sonoma (NYSE: WSM) has been a top operator in the home furnishings market, delivering operating margins above 15% even in a weak housing market.

Williams-Sonoma has effectively managed shareholder capital, buying back stock and steadily raising its dividend, and the company is growing both through comparable sales growth, mostly in the online channel, acquisitions, and in-store "marketplace," and expanding into the B2B channel.

6. Lululemon Athletica

Another beaten-down apparel stock worth taking a look at is Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ: LULU), the company that popularized athleisure. Like Deckers and some of its other peers, the company has struggled with slowing growth and pressure from tariffs, but it's experiencing strong growth in China, and it has the leading brand in the industry, and its reputation for quality and luxury has allowed it to earn wide operating margins.

At a P/E ratio of just 16, the risk/reward looks favorable for investors here.

7. Cava

Another attractive restaurant stock with long-term growth potential is Cava Group (NYSE: CAVA), a Mediterranean fast-casual chain that is similar to Chipotle in a number of ways, including its menu concept and its store design.

Cava is also delivering red-hot growth with revenue up 28.2% in the first quarter and a restaurant-level profit margin of 25.1%. The company is also expanding quickly and still has less than 400 locations, meaning it could easily multiply its store base from here.

8. Viking Holdings

Viking Holdings (NYSE: VIK), the operator of Viking River Cruises, went public a little more than a year ago, and the stock is already delivering impressive growth. Viking benefits from a differentiated business model that avoids typical cruise fare like casinos and buffets and goes for a more refined, intellectual approach, including lectures.

All of its rooms come with windows, and it doesn't allow children on board. It's earned high customer-satisfaction scores and can continue to capture an increasing share of the travel market.

9. Dutch Bros

Starbucks has long dominated the U.S. coffee shop business, but Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) is the most serious challenger to Starbucks in years.

While Dutch Bros is still much smaller than Starbucks, with roughly 1,000 locations, it's growing quickly, and the large coffee market gives it a long runway for growth.

The company reported 29% revenue growth in Q1, and the company is now profitable.

Dutch Bros has shifted away from a franchise model to a company-operated store model, seeking to capture more of the profits from its stores, and sees potential in the market for at least 7,000 stores over the long term.

10. Sprouts Farmers Market

Sprouts Farmers Market (NASDAQ: SFM) has been a longtime outperformer on the stock market thanks to its differentiated business model that features products not found in conventional supermarkets, an emphasis on fresh produce, competitive pricing, and an open layout.

That formula has led to success, and the company should be able to gain market share as it expands in the massive supermarket category.

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Jeremy Bowman has positions in Cava Group, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Home Depot, Nike, RH, and Sweetgreen. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Chipotle Mexican Grill, Deckers Outdoor, Home Depot, Lululemon Athletica Inc., Nike, and Williams-Sonoma. The Motley Fool recommends Cava Group, Lyft, RH, Sprouts Farmers Market, Sweetgreen, and Viking and recommends the following options: short June 2025 $55 calls on Chipotle Mexican Grill. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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