Miller Farms is a family dairy at LaCoste, Texas, fifteen miles west of San Antonio, milking Jersey and Jersey cross cows.
12730 FM 471, Lacoste, TX 78039
Open daily, 24 hours
4.8
From 306 reviews
Have nothing bad to say.
Best resource ever! You really don’t know what you’re missing if you just buy the pasteurized junk from the store. We separate it and use it for whipped cream, butter, cream cheese, farmer’s cheese, kefir and drinking milk. If you don’t mind a little extra labor, the raw milk is nutritious, fun, and really delicious.
Place was awesome and clean, Im not sure why people complain about the honor system but its extremely simple and easy, leave your money, then take your stuff and leave. Their raw milk is so good and high quality, Im extremely pleased and glad this was my first experience with raw milk. I do hope the raw chocolate milk is in stock next time I come though!
My teenager prefers to drink raw milk. Miller Farms isn't too far away from where we live. We decided to go for a drive. We went around 1: 30 and there was still a good amount of milk available to purchase. We will visit again soon for more milk!
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
The milk was absolutely delicious and very fresh. The quail eggs were also very tasty. We met Mr. Miller and he was very attentive and kind. We will be going back on a weekly basis! Our kiddo was fascinated by the cows and can’t wait to go back and see them. If you’re on the fence about trying raw milk this is definitely the place to buy from. Like some of the previous reviews said, once you taste it you can’t go back to store bought.
Easy to find using maps. Made the drive from San Anton to pick up some eggs. I had $21 cash, so I just grabbed 3 dozen, then realizing they were only $4 a dozen (there was a cardboard sign on the wall). So I overpaid but really had no need for more eggs so I left with the 3 dozen I grabbed. A few eggs were cracked in the carton and i did have some spillage in my car. Also, testing the eggs for freshness did not go well. Of the 3 dozen, only about 1 dozen were still good. I might try again if I am headed that way but not worth the drive for me.
Excellent Raw Milk, Cream and farm fresh eggs. Meat options also available. Bring cash or checks. Milk $9 a gallon. $5 for half gallon. Cream $8 a pint. Eggs $7 a dozen. Worth the drive.
