We stopped while returning home from vacation. The young lady working the store was so very nice…read moreand helpful. We got to meet the owner and enjoyed his hospitality. The ice cream was delicious! I got the cherry chocolate and my wife got chewy cow. They were both so very good. We sampled several of the cheese, can't wait to put it on a cracker. Store was nice and had lots of local items If you're in the area, it's a definite stop.

Stopped by on a cold day and had a wonderful time! Everyone was so nice and helpful, we loved…read moregetting to chat with them and try their tasty ice cream and cheese. Definitely recommend for a fun little stop and to get good local ice cream/cheese/meat!

Consistently good food and service. Love trying there new dishes based on what's available. Have…read moreyet to have a bad meal. Recently have opened a market and bakery right next door. With some grab and go items available throughout the day.

This was a rustic spot right on the farm that had a market and served farm-to-table dishes. There…read morewas plenty of room outdoors to sit. The service was friendly, and the menu had lots of fresh and intriguing choices. For a starter, the tempura fried garlic scapes ($12) were ordered. They came with a maple and fermented Fresno chili hot sauce. The tempura batter was tasty. The scrapes were very long so a knife was definitely needed. The hot sauce was a nice addition, and I was hoping for more of it, or for it to be given on the side. Now that I think about it, I should have just asked for more, bad job. For the main dish, the grain bowl ($19) and chicken torta ($19) was split. The grain bowl had brown rice, spelt, millet, chickpeas, lemon-tahini dressing, pickled vegetables, carrot, kohlrabi, feta, and a pomegranate molasses. This was very light and extremely fresh. All of the flavors mixed well with one another. The torta had a chicken guisado, lime-cilantro slaw, pickled onion, and jalapeno on a telera roll with a side salad. The salad was basically just mixed greens, no issue there. Again, this appeared extremely light, especially the soft roll. The chicken was flavored well and tender while the pickled onion and jalapeno gave a little crisp. The jalapenos also provided a slight kick. Will I go back? No doubt.

It's a local market we visit regularly for all kinds of things, food, wonderful fresh produce,…read moreplants, nick knacks, fertilizer, yard embellishments and such like.

Nice place to pick up vegetables but I bought pies and pastry's and they molded the next morning so…read morebe very careful when buying there baked goods

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.

Super fun farm adventure. Their business was recently featured on a local news site, 9 & 10 news,…read moreso that's what brought it on our radar. Earlier this month we visited an alpaca farm. It's just a farm visit kinda month. You take this tour in a little buggy or orv. You visit the momma and young yaks, and then you visit the guys on a separate pasture. Fascinating creatures, you do get out of the buggy one time , but, sorry no petting of yaks occurs. However, you can feel their fur in the gift shop after your tour is concluded. Smart business model, 5$ tour lasts about 45 min to an hour. At the gift store you'll find knitted hats, yak socks, tshirts etc. Plus, yak burgers. My mother said they were good, very lean.

Had a fun time here picking cherries. The owners were helpful and nice. If you want less crowd,…read morekeep driving past the other orchards and make it here!

What an adorable place! We visited with my husband, toddler, newborns, and MIL and had a great time…read moreat the orchard! They have a ton of delicious options, and who doesn't look picking your own apples?

Their cider is very good. Donuts were also very good, and the apple fritter my wife said was the…read morebest she has had. We definitely plan to go back. Their pricing was fair based on today's economy.

Blueberry pie was $25 no way, good but NOT worth the price. Average at best definitely over…read morepriced. If you go be prepared to pay inflated prices.