GALLAGHER'S FARM MARKET AND BAKERY
7237 E Traverse Hwy, Traverse City
(231) 947-1689
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I love your pumpkin donuts
Best Donuts!! Worth the drive if you live in the area or taking a day trip north! Cute small farm
Pumpkin donuts FTW
We got some really cool pumpkin awesome apples and delicious doughnuts and bread
What an amazing place to not only get farm fresh produce, but also some of the best baked goods around. A very family friendly environment with a petting zoo out back.
If you’re looking for pumpkins, this is the place to go.
Amazing! Homemade pumpkin cinnamon donuts with fresh whole milk. Soooo good. Kids did not want to leave the play area. They have hay bales out and a small maze for kids as well. Whole family had such a great time we came back the next day.
This is a great place to stop and so local. And the fall views are spectacular.
Pumpkin donuts are AMAZING!
Little pricey, compared to other markets, but a fun stop.
Very cool place! Super fresh produce, great bakery, and delicious cider!
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Very nice farm to visit. They have fresh produce; vegetables, fruits, flowers and more. They have a Bakery and baking fresh pastry. They have big pantry full of Traverse city specialty products, and more.
In the backyard there is a barn and animals; hen, roosters and goats.
There are Vinyard, corners, and other plants.
Nice place to visit.
Been coming here since 1988. Best cinnamon rolls in the state. Brought my kids since they were little. Now bringing our grandson. It’s an Up North tradition
Get the blueberry doughnut! The cherry turnover is amazing too. My goodness, this place could be trouble ?. The fresh produce is good. I especially liked the blueberries. I wish I could have tried the pie but between just my wife and I it would be impossible to finish. But get the DOUGHNUTS! You wont regret it.
Excellent produce and cheese and chive bread.
Really good cherries. I recommend stopping buy for a carton or two. They have miscellaneous cherry items and pies and drinks.
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