Show up. Serve big. Madison's on Main sets the bar.

Bree owns Madison's on Main in Flushing, Michigan, and runs it hands-on, often jumping into the kitchen herself. She's built the restaurant around passion for her community and staff, creating a place where people feel welcome.
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You guys are on social media. How can people find you guys on social— how find you or your restaurant on social media?
Madison's on Main.
Madison's on Main. That's your website too, right?
Facebook and Instagram. What's that?
Go to website. If you're up in— if you're up in, uh, what's it, Flushing?
Flushing. Yep, it's right outside of Flint.
Outside of Flint. If you're up in that area, please stop by Madison's on Main. I mean, I haven't been up there yet. I know, but luckily my daughter does live in Michigan, so I actually plan on being at your restaurant sometime because I actually go up to Michigan and see my daughter every once in a while. But yeah, if you're in Michigan and you want to have just— you want to experience like a great owner who is passionate, compassionate, really, really trying to do a lot with her community, right? You know, doing the right things. Trying to, you know, just elevate everyone that she works with. Stop by Masson's on Main. Stop by, see Bree. She'd be more than happy to help you out and show you around, maybe even give you a tour. She might be in the kitchen cooking in high heels. Right? But you're wearing an apron now. It's a habit I'm trying to break.
I am wearing an apron now.
You are wearing an apron, like, yeah. So she has a tennis shoe, like, she likes, you know, she's very hands-on owner. She likes to jump in the kitchen, like when they get kind of in the weeds, and she'll jump back there with her— like, she knows she dressed like a businesswoman, but she has like a skirt on and high heels, and she's back there in the kitchen throwing down in the kitchen with the team. And the team always gives you— they always give you a hard time, don't they?
They do, they do, because I'll just jump in and start helping. This— Bree, grab an apron! We're sick of seeing you ruin all your skirts, ruin all your clothes, ruin your clothes, ruin your shoes.
Yeah.
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