The Farm Club here in Leelanau County , Michigan is way more than a restaurant…read more It is: A very good restaurant It's also a barista A bakery A grocery store A book store A souvenir shop An Ale house And a farm where they grow most of their provisions Wow, that was a month full! My wife and I used The Farm Club in four of the above distributions. My coffee was great My corn and cherry scone was delicious My kale salad was one of the best I've ever eaten And the farm furnished all of these items my in-house grown We (I'm speaking for my wife also) loved everything about The Farm Club - and we will absolutely be back!

Market: really friendly, helpful people everywhere! Food absolutely delicious/fresh-- tried cookie,…read morescone, whitefish dip, baguette, (med roast) coffee, and focaccia. Tomato focaccia only iffy item-- seemed quite rectangular-crumbly-biscuitlike, very bland and un-focaccia-y, IMO. (Or was described to me as a 'pizzalike bread', which it was absolutely NOT!!! I would call it 'rectangular grainy biscuit w cheese flakes and very thin tomato slice for decoration'.) Beautiful farm atmosphere-- really chaotic outside with lots of children screaming/running everywhere-- not quite peaceful if that's what you're hoping for (hence the pickup...)

Delicious!! Great spot with outdoor seating. Pastries, yogurt parfait, breakfast sandwiches, and…read morecoffees were all amazing. We can't wait to return

Cute little coffee shop! By little, it's actually pretty spacious. You stand in a line and find…read moreyour own table and they'll bring it to you. The shakshuka is so unbelievable and like a flavor bomb!

Get the doughnut...... do not pass go without a doughnut!!!!…read moreThis place is the best and cutest farm market around. The donuts are absolutely delicious and the farm market produce is always fresh and amazing. The fall decor is absolutely beautiful. The pumpkin cinnamon sugar doughnut was probably the best donut I've ever eaten. The fall pumpkin spread was so so beautiful . In the summer, Gallagher's has wonderful fresh fruit and always has a decent price. They also have some awesome you pick produce. I never can pass by without stopping!

Great family friendly farm stand. They have goats, chickens and pigs. They have a little sand area…read morefor the kids out back as well. The donuts are good, especially their blueberry cake donut. Everyone is always kind.

Light of Day was both interesting and relaxing. They offer many teas that they process themselves…read more There seemed to be other opportunities there for both educational and naturalistic purposes, but we did not participate.

First and foremost, the teas are AMAZING. Light of Day's Creamy Earl Grey is possibly the most…read moreperfect flavored tea I've ever had. I usually prefer tea bags; lecture me until my ears fall off but for I'm usually fine with sacrificing tea quality for the simplicity and convenience of a teabag. Light of Day teas, however, make me a believer in the magic of carefully blended, high quality tea. I used the Creamy Earl Grey tea to bribe myself to do the most mind-numbingly dense readings for my grad school courses, or for simply getting up and dressed for class on a grey winter morning. It's a true treat, and worth the high price. In addition to being absolutely delicious (black or with milk, sweetened or unsweetened), the tea and nearly all of the ingredients were grown at the Light of Day farm, which is certified biodynamic and right here in Michigan! Having originally tasted and fallen in love with Light of Day teas served on campus at the University of Michigan School of Public Health cafe, my friends and I made sure to visit the store during a trip up north. We felt like (grown) kids in a (healthy) candy shop -- there were so many kinds of tea, and they all sounded amazing! We all bought tins of tea for ourselves and as holiday gifts for friends/relatives, and also had a round of matcha shots, which were delicious. We strolled around the garden near the shop, but in warmer weather be sure to see the farm!

Outside of main Traverse City area but we stopped in for pizza and drinks in the way back from…read moreLeland and Empire Beach. Service was efficient and although ll digital ordering lacks personal touch the food came out quickly and staff was friendly. Sun was going down so nice time to sit outside and enjoy the live music by a full band.

My family and I went apple picking at Jacob's Farm and had a great time! We were able to find some…read moreapples, but most of the fruit such as apples, peaches, pears, and cherries was already picked over, so I'd recommend going earlier in the season. It was a little confusing at first since no one was around to guide us, but a kind staff member eventually helped. You pay after picking by Venmo, cash drop box, or at the bar. Just note that if you pay at the bar, tax is added. They had live music while we were there, the pizza smelled amazing, and the cider options at the bar were great. They also have a corn maze, which looked fun, though my husband chickened out thanks to Children of the Corn . Overall, it's a good family spot. Just plan your visit early for the best fruit-picking experience!

This incredible shop embodies all the best parts of Grand Traverse Bay's bounty. Fresh seasonal…read morefruits and veg, phenomenal baked stuff (our summer home is 2 miles away and we eat cider donuts every day), and cherries. Sweet, tart. Yum!

Was not overly thrilled with this place. Location was great but prices on everything was about…read moretwice as high as I would consider spending. Had some samples, eh...

We were here on a Weds. evening, music was flowing nd the place was packed by 6pm. Our party of 6…read morehad a great time listening to the music and watching people have a lot of fun , lots of dogs and kids running around having fun. The food was great, had the Mahi sandwich- wife had the chicken tacos& both were very tasty. Our friends each had a wood fired pizza. The wine and beer selections were very good. Word of warning and the staff posts a board up front as you get seated- 45 min or more wait on food as they are short staffed.

The sign says 'tasting room'; I went in to pick up/try a couple of meads (which I generally love,…read moreand was really excited about!), since I couldn't stay. The 'bar' is not a bar (again despite the sign saying so); when requesting a taste of one I was met with such snark I just understand why this place is so popular. Unbelievably disappointing.