About This Experience
Located just south of the Georgia border off the I-75/I-10 corridor near Tallahassee, Bradley's Country Store is an independent, 97-year-old family-owned farmstead listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Run by the Bradley family since 1927, stop by to sample their famous coarse-ground smoked sausage cooked on-site, buy fresh stone-ground grits ground at the historic grist mill, and relax on the wide country porch.
Featured Media
The historic 1927 wooden storefront and rocking-chair porch at Bradley's Country Store.
Bradley's famous coarse-ground Country Sausage smoked in the farm smokehouse.
The operational 1920s stone grist mill producing coarse cornmeal and yellow grits.
Vintage heart-pine wood interior counters, glass candy jars, and hoop cheese wheels.
The original wooden smokehouse curing meats over hickory hardwood fires.
Scenic moss-draped live oak canopy road leading to the country store property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bradley's Country Store still owned by the Bradley family?â
Yes! The store has been continuously owned and operated by four generations of the Bradley family since 1927.
Is Bradley's Country Store on the National Register of Historic Places?â
Yes, the entire 30-acre country store complex and grist mill were listed on the National Register in 1984.
Can visitors buy fresh cooked sausage on-site?â
Yes, hot smoked sausage biscuits and hot sausage dogs are served fresh daily at the store counter.