This is a cute little farm that has goats (I saw one nursing!), chickens, ducklings and I think…read morethere was a pony. There was also the friendliest little dog who apparently belongs to neighbors but he likes to come over and greet people. The store sells soap, lotion, cheese as well as frozen pizza, pot pies, fruit pies and flavored butter, all of which, I believe, are made on site. The young woman who was running the store was very friendly and welcoming.

What a great place! The day we popped in Santa happened to be there, What a fun surprise! They were…read morealso hosting a little sampling open house and we were lucky enough to be able to try all their different goat cheeses. Everything was so delicious, we ended up buying a couple house made chèvre and feta. They also sell different goat soaps and lotions. But my favorite part was walking around the property and hanging out with all the barn kitties, chickens, and goats! The staff here were so friendly and welcoming. I'm definitely adding this place to stop back to in the summer.

A fun place to shop. Delicious Jalapeño Cheese bread, cheese, jam and my fav pickled beets. Was fun…read moreviewing the cheese making process.

This is a neat and clean cheese shop/factory right in the heart of Amish area. You can watch the…read morecheese being made and learn about the entire process. A co-op of local farmers bring in milk from pasture fed cows. Try the pizza cheese curds. Sooo good! Not only do they have a variety of cheese but also baked goods. The Amish fried pies, cheese bread,apple pies and donuts are all excellent. You can pick up a bees wax candle or some homemade soap too. The service is always friendly and helpful.

If I could give this place ten stars I would. What wonderful staff! Gave wonderful recommendations!…read moreThis is a must visit when in traverse city!

this SPECIFIC location is amazing and i will continue to return ! the worker Danny, who's been here…read morequite some time is one of the main reasons we returned. He gave great suggestions for cheese choices each time, and his trainee Jack was equally as amazing in welcoming us in in a friendly inviting manner 1000/10 love love love

So many cool-looking foodstuffs here at Willow Market. And there's an entire room dedicated to wine…read more(the Wine Room), as well as local beer and cider on tap that you can dispense yourself. We were able to leave with a few drinks and snacks, but our intention was to get some sandwiches and perhaps some barbecue meats and other things to go. Unfortunately, they were out of every single thing we wanted. It was around dinner time, and they had some cole slaw and macaroni salad left, and some other entree that didn't sound appealing. And they didn't plan on making any more, so we left without dinner. Oh well. I had heard that Willow was the place to visit when you're in Cadillac, and that might be true. But it seems like if you want the best selection, you need to visit when they open!

No Moomers ice cream. The lady said they'd not had an operational freezer the entire summer (high…read moreseason). You'd think someone would fix that to get customers to come back in. I'd have bought other things but I came in for Moomers. And Moomers needs to update its website. You can't get it in Cadillac.

Right in the heart of fish town in Leland mi on the Lake Michigan circle tour. Parking is across…read morethe street from fish town but street parking on the main st is just a short walk. All the shops and restaurants are good but we tried Village cheese today. Did the turkey on pretzel bun. Really good sandwich. Turkey is fresh as is the house made bread. Cheese is excellent as is the mayo. Highly recommend ordering ahead as they are busy and rightly so. CASH ONLY fyi.

Fun spot for a lunch or snack in Fish Town! It's a tiny little walk in for take out. Tried their…read more"Orchard" sandwich, but instead of default wrap, swapped out for pretzel bun. Loved the chicken and cherry combo, and especially with that cherry vinaigrette! Rest of the ingredients complemented well. A little too much bread for my preference though, but overall I enjoyed. We also got cheese curds to go, and I loved these! Cheesy and squeaky, as curds should be :).

We love this cheese! We buy it at Meijer. Imagine our surprise when we were in the highway and saw…read moresigns advertising a store. We made a beeline there. We were not disappointed! A nice size store with friendly service. Tons of options with any price below retail. Great discounts off of assorted ends and miscuts. Deals on dips and don't forget the Cheese Bread! Clean and welcoming. Be sure to visit!

Quality cheeses. Ordered aged cheddar and aged Swiss. Very good. Bought the cheese bread because it…read morelooked so good baked. Once I sliced into the bread I was not very pleased. Chunks of cheese in the bread loaf with no seasoning, just not appealing to me. The cheese on it's own is good. Lots of tapenades, olives, crackers to compliment the cheese.

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.

A bit off the beaten path, but it was worth it! The shop is off a small road on a tidy farm…read moreproperty. There's plenty to do outside for car-weary kids. There was a newborn calf to pet and a full playground with things like a large tire to crawl over, a tiny house and porch, and a stationary tractor made out of wood. Also, there is a large table outside to eat your homemade ice cream or delicious homemade cheese. The owners were extremely welcoming and they proudly told us that the shop was celebrating its two-year anniversary. My wife and I wish them the best of luck and hope everyone reading this rushes here to get some goodies!

Small but very good selection. Grabbed a raclette with potatoes, cornicons, salami for four to eat…read morein the yard. Absolutely delightful!

Where's the cheese? How is this a cheese place?…read more There's one tiny fridge of cheese and half is it is Raclette. We were the only ones there. No one asked if they could help. No one offered us a sample. I don't understand. So we left. ‍

This place is out of the way but the cheese they make is amazing. So many wonderful varieties to…read morechoose from and the prices are great. Sadly the chocolate chip cookies we purchased were horrible. They had hardly any chips, extremely dry, over cooked and had more of a cake consistency.

Out of the way but worth the effort. They use milk of local, hand milked, Amish farms to make a…read moreproduct of naturally raised, grass fed & antibiotic free product. I love the Extra Sharp Yellow Cheddar as well as the Horseradish. Just a hint of a bite. They even offer morning tours of their cheese making.

We love this place...everything is ENORMOUS! Yes, the lines can be a little overwhelming but if you…read morego in the middle of the day, you should be good to go. The staff is friendly and fast once you're at the counter and they have your order.

We stopped in for a family ice cream night, and it was such a fun and happy experience for all of…read moreus. The atmosphere was cheerful and welcoming--the kind of place that instantly puts smiles on everyone's faces. There were so many great flavor options, and everything we tried was creamy, fresh, and absolutely delicious. Portions were generous, and it was easy for both kids and adults to find something they loved. The staff was friendly, patient, and great with families, which made the visit even better. This is the kind of spot that turns a simple treat into a special memory. We'll definitely be back for many more family ice cream nights!