Madrid General Store In Nebraska Will Transport You To Another Era
The general store was once a stalwart of every community, but those small-town stores have been disappearing for decades. There’s still at least one that hangs onto the vintage charm of yesteryear while providing residents with the goods they need from day to day.
The little Perkins County village of Madrid, in southwestern Nebraska, has always been a quiet place, even back in its early days. It's quite a drive from any major towns or cities, and such a remote location might typically mean that residents would have to drive many miles to restock on groceries and supplies.
If you're seeking out last-minute ingredients for dinner tonight, you'll find a decent selection here. You'll find everything you need for baking, including flour and pre-made baking mixes.
Fresh foods abound, as well. Fresh Wisconsin cheeses, locally-grown produce, locally-raised eggs, and Nebraska meats are all on offer here. We may be biased, but we think the local products taste SO much better than the ones you'll find in most supermarkets.
The baked goods here are the stuff of legends. Baking is done once a week and freshly-baked treats are available each Thursday. The pies are divine, the rolls are exceptional, and the bread is so good you'll never want to go back to the mass-produced loaves again.
If you'd like to linger for a while, grab a cup of coffee (the cold-brew is incredible!) and pull up a chair. Sit back, have a relaxed conversation, and enjoy slow-paced, small-town life for a while.
When you visit, remember that the town’s name is pronounced MAD-rid, not muh-DRID like the Spanish city. It’s our own bit of Nebraska flavor! Check out the Madrid General Store’s Facebook page to find out more about this special little shop.
Address: 302 S Perkins Ave, Madrid, NE 69150, USA
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As a lifelong Nebraskan, Delana loves discovering the many hidden treasures of her state. She has worked as a writer and editor since 2007. Delana's work has been featured on more than a dozen websites and in Nebraska Life Magazine.
