Archive for August, 2010
August Blog
August 31, 2010
At Fresh Madison Market, we are constantly changing to meet and exceed your expectations. I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you about a lot of great changes and additions that have been happening at the store.
We have expanded our PARKING time limit from 30 minutes to 60 minutes with a $25.00 purchase in our parking garage! This came from numerous customers saying they feel rushed with the 30 minute time limit. I hope this helps your shopping experience with us. Enter our parking garage on Lake Street, follow the signs to Fresh Madison Market and an elevator will bring you directly into the store. Remember to bring your voucher with you so we can validate it.
You’ll find an EXPANDED SELECTION of speciality and natural products. We have added new products per customer requests like items from Hebrew National and Palermo’s Pizza. Our selections are constantly evolving so be sure to check in often…you never know what you will find!
We are now accepting the RED CARD! If you are not familiar with the Red Card, please check their website, www.redcardmealplan.com. The Red Card is a debit card that can be used at various businesses around the downtown area and we proud to be a part of this great program!
You can find Chef Greg in our kitchen not only making great items for the deli and bakery but also teaching! We are now offering COOKING CLASSES every Thursday from 6:30- 8p. Classes are $25. You can find a complete schedule of the classes on our website, www.freshmadisonmarket.com. Please call 608-963-1171 to register.
Chef Greg has also been busy preparing for many special events around the downtown area and he is anxious to go to work for your upcoming business meeting, party, or special event! We have a full “EVENTS MENU” available on our website or at the deli counter. Choose party trays off the menu or create your own! We’ll be happy to accommodate whatever you prefer!
One of our biggest accomplishments this summer has been working with the Allied Drive neighborhood to offer healthy food alternatives to the people who live there. We are sponsoring a bus to and from the store to this neighborhood twice a week. Our goal for this is simply to give residents access to healthy food choices. Since Cub Foods left this area in 2008, a grocery store has been lacking in this neighborhood. We want the residents to be able to go to a grocery store rather than rely on fast food options. The bus has been extremely successful and we are glad that the people are taking advantage of this program.
Have any ideas for us? Products you would like to see in the store, a topic to be covered in a cooking class, ideas for community involvement? Contact me and let me know. As always, thanks for shopping with us and hope to see you soon.
Jeff Maurer
Owner
