Bradley serves as general manager of retail for San Antonio's recently opened Pullman Market, a 40,000-square-foot culinary market at the Pearl.
Noah Bradley, general manager of retail for Pullman Market, says he's made a priority of dedicating shelf space to lesser-known Texas brands.oah Bradley, general manager of retail at the Pearl’s recently opened Pullman Market, brings more than a decade of experience to the specialty market. Sourcing fresh, local produce and dry goods is just one of his passions. He also wants Pullman to be a platform for SA-area small businesses to break into the grocery world.
We sat down with Bradley to discuss the market’s values and processes along with his background in retail.I grew up in Paso Robles, which is on the central coast of California. And then I lived in various places, LA, and then most recently lived in San Diego before moving here. I visited my brother who lives in San Antonio for the past couple of years, and I’ve always loved it. So when this arose, it wasn’t a difficult sell.I started with Kmart and Sears back when I was 15.
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