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.
Location & Visiting Details
Exhibits & 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.