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4 Traverse City Farm-to-Table Restaurants for Newlyweds

4 Traverse City Farm-to-Table Restaurants for Newlyweds

Most Michiganders have heard the benefits of shopping local. But in Traverse City, many local restaurants are taking that social creed one step further—they’re cooking locally grown food. Here’s a roundup of some of the best farm-to-table experiences for newlyweds in Michigan.

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: Lauren Castle

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: Lauren Castle

Grand Traverse Bay is home to dozens of known shipwrecks, spanning from the early 1800s to the late 1900s. Now a popular vacation area in Michigan, the bay was once a hub for commerce and maritime trade—and like most trade routes, this one has a storied past.

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Eagle

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Eagle

Grand Traverse Bay is home to dozens of known shipwrecks, spanning from the early 1800s to the late 1900s. Now a popular vacation area in Michigan, the bay was once a hub for commerce and maritime trade—and like most trade routes, this one has a storied past.

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The A.J. Rogers

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The A.J. Rogers

Grand Traverse Bay is home to dozens of known shipwrecks, spanning from the early 1800s to the late 1900s. Now a popular vacation area in Michigan, the bay was once a hub for commerce and maritime trade—and like most trade routes, this one has a storied past.

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Charles Frank

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Charles Frank

Grand Traverse Bay is home to dozens of known shipwrecks, spanning from the early 1800s to the late 1900s. Now a popular vacation area in Michigan, the bay was once a hub for commerce and maritime trade—and like most trade routes, this one has a storied past.

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Metropolis

Shipwrecks of Grand Traverse Bay: The Metropolis

Grand Traverse Bay is home to dozens of known shipwrecks, spanning from the early 1800s to the late 1900s. Now a popular vacation area in Michigan, the bay was once a hub for commerce and maritime trade—and like most trade routes, this one has a storied past.