Posted in Oklahoma
August 27, 2015
These 5 Charming General Stores In Oklahoma Will Make You Feel Nostalgic
There aren’t many nostalgic general stores left in Oklahoma today. We enjoy the convenience of modern day QT’s and Casey’s, but there is something charming about old fashioned general stores. You can usually find homemade fudge, specialty candy and nostalgic souvenirs, along with all the necessities. Step into any of these stores and enjoy the charming country atmosphere.
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Shop and dine in this nostalgic establishment located in Newcastle. They offer locally-made goods including jellies, Amish food products, jams, antiques, a meat market and apparel. The wood beams and candy jars will give you that old-fashioned general store feel.
Find the perfect gift for that special occasion at The General Store in Moore. Personalize your gift with a homemade gift basket, offering many products made locally in Oklahoma. Find items such as beef jerky, spices, spreads, salsa, honey and so much more. Need it delivered? Don't worry, they offer delivery in the metro area.
Directly next door to Rock Cafe on Route 66, Mamie's was named after Mamie Mayfield, proprietor of the Rock Cafe until 1983. They offer many souvenirs and specialty items for your Route 66 journey.
Stroll back in time at the Old General Store on E. State Hwy 9 in Norman. Get all the local goodies to eat or pick up some feed for the animals. If you need it, they probably have it.
Pick up all your local produce, along with salsas, jams and jellies at TG Farms in Norman or Newcastle. Enjoy the pumpkin patch in the fall or the greenhouse in spring and summer.
What other general stores in Oklahoma are you aware of? Let us know in the comments!
