This place is absolutely adorable and the staff are ridiculously sweet. We stopped in on the way to…read moreSilver Lake to grab some snacks for our girls' wine weekend and it was a total hit! Everything was fresh and homemade. The prices were great. I can't wait to stop back in!

Very friendly and awesome bakery items, especially their Michigan berry pie. Have they recommendedread more

This is my very favorite farm stand in the entire state! Located north of Manistee south of…read moreTraverse City, and east of Onekama, it's a long-standing, generational favorite small business. Founded in 1895, this family farm offers seasonal produce (including pick your own), Christmas trees, and more. What I love is the excellence of the produce (rhubarb! asparagus! and strawberries...JUST this week for me!), the friendliness of the owners, and the reasonable prices. Check their site or facebook page for what is in season when. You'll be glad you did!

Fruit is great and plenty of parking and easy to find. I unfortunately caught the staff on a bad…read moreday and not sure if I would recommend it based on my experience. Grounds are beautiful!

Although the grounds were beautiful, the staff that assisted our family in both the market area as…read morewell as the restaurant were rude and left us feeling uncomfortable. The restaurant area was inside of a barn, which looked pretty rustic and neat, but I asked about getting a turkey sandwich plain for my son and was met with a flat "no." I went out to confer with my family, came back to order a ham/cherry mustard/swiss sandwich to go. I waited 30 minutes and when I went back to check in case they forgot, I was told "if you would have ordered at the time you first came in, it would have been out already, but another family came in first, so you'll have to wait longer." I waited an additional 10 minutes, and when I received my sandwich, no apologies, no "have a nice day." I thanked the employee and went about my way. I'm not one to leave negative feedback, but it's warranted to inform others of the lackluster attitude of employees. Check out the lavender labyrinth, as it was awesome, but I won't go out of my way to check this farm and market out again.

Wonderful spot to pick cherries - were on vacation camping in Pentwater and wanted local cherries…read morefor camper pies. The operators were so sweet, and our kids loved the picking.

This is an adorable farm with wonderful you pick fruits! Very well priced and the owners are so…read morecute and sweet!!! Definitely recommend and I cannot wait to go back!

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.

We stopped by while on a spur of the moment drive. We saw it down the road and thought it looked…read morereally cute so we decided to stop. It was only self serve by the time we got there. We parked as they were getting in their car to leave. They were so sweet. They got out of the car and opened up the store so we could look around. There was so much cute and delicious looking goodies. We ended up buying some cherry chocolate chip cookies, Jamaican banana bread, rhubarb jam, honey cream and some cherry drinks. Between the cuteness of the stand the incredibly friendliness of the owners and the yumminess of all we bought I HIGHLY recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area, even if you're just passing by.

Picked-up some raspberries, cookies, and blueberry zucchini bread. All of these were delicious. I…read morewish they had more baked goods.

The fact that teeny Onekama has a farmers market is a wonder in itself. There may usually only be…read more3 stalls, but they offer up a sampling of some of the region's best produce, maple syrup, and home-produced baked goods. One stand generally specializes in seasonal fruits, vegetables and baked goods. This past Friday they had sweet cherries, tomatoes, cucumbers, and a variety of pies and cakes, as well single serving cookies and muffins. The maple syrup table has all manner of syrup in different sized glass bottles, as well as things like maple sugar, candies, and granola. Other tables might offer homemade bread, fresh cut flowers, farm eggs, and hand-knit woolen apparel. With so much temptation, it's very easy to blow through $20-30 here, so bring cash. The market is up and running every Friday during the summer, from 1pm-4 (or 4:30?), in the parking lot next to the thrift store. Even if it's raining, they're generally still in operation.

Very convenient and very local farmers market. It's a small one, but brings me the best local…read moreseasonal produce of the area right to my location. Friendly people and the easiest way to buy fresh cherries and other produce directly from the farm!

The Market is a store you must visit! They have beautiful veggies, abundant flowers to pick from,…read moreand about any garden supply or accessory you would need. If you have landscaping to do, The Market is the place to shop. Their staff is friendly and helpful. Grab some homemade, bakery goodies while you are there. Marie Fay

I'm used to being ripped off up North. Hey, the economy up there depends largely upon the tourist…read moreinflux from May through September, so I don't really hold it against them. In fact, I kind of expect it. That being said, Grassa's (formerly Stones) is a terrific exception to the rule. Flat upon flat of beautiful plants/flowers/vegetables at prices far less than you'd find in Chicago. Crazy massive selection. Cheesy lawn statues and fountains? Yes indeedy, and at remarkably fair prices! Gardening implements, trees, bushes, seed, they have it, all of it at very fair prices, Northern Michigan or not. They also have a very nice farm market where they have local produce and other items. Yesterday, I got some lovely local asparagus at .99 cents a pound. Yes, that's right, .99 a POUND. I also picked up a beautiful local blackberry jam for about $3.00, a loaf of fresh baked bread, and an addictive house made snack mix loaded with slivered almonds, pepitas, sesame sticks and other goodies.. In addition, they have refrigerator cases loaded with cheese, beverages, etc. so it's a good place to stock up for a road trip. A great stop on your way up North or on your way home. Helpful and friendly staff, an emphasis on local items, huge selection and great prices. One of my favorite annual stops on my trips to and from Glen Arbor.