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The best farm shops in Washington

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  1. 1Maurya GroceryMaurya GroceryRaw milk farm in Issaquah4.1 (833 reviews)Maurya Grocery is an Indian grocery and restaurant on Gilman Boulevard in Issaquah, Washington. The shelves cover fresh produce, spices, dals, rice, flour, frozen foods and branded favourites, while the dairy fridge stocks Dungeness Valley raw cow milk alongside paneer, yoghurt and ghee. The restaurant cooks fresh Indian dishes, from samosas to chicken dum biriyani, which can be ordered along with your groceries. Shop online for delivery or collection, or call in at the store seven days a week.
  2. 2Garden Treasures Local Farm & NurseryGarden Treasures Local Farm & NurseryFarm shop in Arlington4.5 (106 reviews)Garden Treasures Local Farm & Nursery is a family farm and farm stand in Arlington, Washington, north of Seattle. Around 75 percent of the vegetables are grown on the farm itself using natural and organic practices, with the rest brought in from farming friends and neighbours, and the store also stocks certified organic products from local growers. There is a nursery and garden centre, a U-pick garden and fresh flower bouquets made daily from the farm's own flower fields. The farm stand opens seasonally, six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday, selling vegetables, berries, fruit, local eggs, dairy and meat. You can also join the farm box CSA, order through the online shop or find the farm at local farmers markets.
  3. 3Grace Harbor FarmsGrace Harbor FarmsRaw milk farm in Custer4.8 (74 reviews)Grace Harbor Farms is a family dairy in Custer, Washington, started by Tim and Grace Lukens and now run by their son David. Jersey and Guernsey cows graze on pasture when the season allows, and the milk is vat pasteurised and left unhomogenised, so the cream still rises to the top. The farm makes cream top milk, yogurt and kefir, plus soaps and lotions made with goat milk. The farm store opens several days a week, and with the website being rebuilt at the moment, the surest way to check products and stock is to ring or email the farm.
  4. 4Sage Mountain Natural Foods MarketSage Mountain Natural Foods MarketRaw milk farm in Leavenworth4.7 (67 reviews)Sage Mountain Natural Foods and Deli has been part of Leavenworth, Washington since 1998, a natural and organic foods store on US Highway 2. The shelves hold organic produce, groceries, snacks and bulk goods, coffee you grind yourself, beer and wine, local kombucha, supplements, natural health and beauty products and handcrafted goods, sourced close to home wherever possible. The kitchen turns out scratch made deli food, hearty soups in season, salads, sandwiches and baked goods, with plenty of vegan and gluten free choices. Shop in store seven days a week, or email or phone a curbside order by noon for same day pickup.
  5. 5Botany Bay FarmFarm shop in Brush Prairie4.7 (63 reviews)Botany Bay Farm is a family run, pasture based farm in Brush Prairie, Washington. The beef is entirely grass fed, the chickens and laying hens live outside on pasture, and no animal is given hormones, antibiotics or GM feed. Pastures are managed with regenerative practices, with the animals moved often onto fresh grass to build soil health. Ordering is done online, and everything is collected from the on farm store, so you can see where your food comes from when you pick it up. The farm supplies grass fed beef, pasture raised chicken and eggs to more than 1,500 families in the Pacific Northwest.
  6. 6Settler's Natural MarketSettler's Natural MarketRaw milk farm in Moses Lake4.8 (42 reviews)Settler's Natural Market is a natural and organic food shop in Moses Lake, Washington, with a second location in Ephrata. The market stocks organic groceries and supplements, with a focus on wholesome, responsibly sourced products for everyday healthy eating. This is a health food store rather than a farm, so everything is bought over the counter. The Moses Lake shop is on W Third Ave and opens Monday to Saturday, and the team are happy to help with dietary questions by phone or through the website.
  7. 7Venison Valley FarmVenison Valley FarmFarm shop in Vashon5 (16 reviews)Venison Valley Farm and Creamery is run by Kelsey and Ben on Vashon Island, Washington, its name borrowed from a favourite hunting spot. Kelsey is the cheese maker and Ben looks after the cows, which are treated as members of the family, and the herd's milk goes into cheese made on the farm. Produce is sold from the farm stand at the farm, open daily, with a pre pay scheme for regulars who like to load up credit in advance and beef offered by pre sale when it is available. The pair also offer farm consultations for anyone wanting their advice.
  8. 8Monroe CreameryMonroe CreameryRaw milk farm in Monroe5 (15 reviews)Monroe Creamery is a craft dairy at Monroe, Washington, milking Jersey cows whose A2/A2 milk is sold raw or gently vat pasteurised, with raw aged cheeses in season. It is a licensed WSDA milk producer and processing plant, and it partners with neighbouring dairies for yogurt, cream and other small batch items, all from A2/A2 cows. Milk, eggs, cheese and sourdough starter are delivered weekly to doors in the Monroe area through the online shop and milk club. The farm itself is currently closed to visitors under WSDA rules for HPAI prevention, so delivery and online orders are the way to buy.
  9. 9Camano Island CreameryCamano Island CreameryRaw milk farm in Camano5 (12 reviews)Camano Creamery is the Seckel family's dairy farm on Camano Island, Washington, where six generations have now farmed. The herd is built around Brown Swiss and Jersey cows, with a few goats besides, and the cows are pasture raised on a natural diet to give certified A2A2 raw milk. Order raw milk for home delivery through their partners at Box of Good, or collect at the farm and meet the herd. The family also host farm visits and milking lessons, and their milk reaches local partners such as the Snow Goose market.
  10. 10Heritage Family WholesaleHeritage Family WholesaleRaw milk farm in Renton2.3 (112 reviews)Heritage Family Wholesale is a family run business based in Renton, Washington, connecting households with food from its partner farms rather than running a single farm shop. Raw A2/A2 cow and goat milk sits at the centre of the range. Alongside the milk there are probiotic kefir, yogurt, butter, goat and grass fed cow cheeses, pastured eggs, fermented foods, cream spreads, fresh microgreens and wild caught salmon. You order online and collect from drop locations across Washington State, with subscriptions available for regulars.
  11. 11Fantello Farmstead CreameryFantello Farmstead CreameryFarm shop in EnumclawFantello Farmstead Creamery is a family creamery in Enumclaw, Washington, where Paul Fantello works as both herdsman and cheesemaker. Milk from the Jersey herd is sold raw and made into handmade cheeses, including the alpine style Filomena and its spicy sibling, along with Domenica, Eleanor and cultured butter. The online shop sells A2/A2 Jersey raw milk, ricotta and the cheeses themselves, everything made on the farm from their own milk, and a where to buy page points to stockists nearby.
  12. 12Mountain Acres FarmMountain Acres FarmFarm shop in Granite FallsMountain Acres Farm is a small family owned farm near Granite Falls, Washington, along the Mountain Loop Highway close to Verlot. The family keeps chickens with plenty of room to range and tends a garden growing fresh produce for their customers. What comes off the farm is sold directly to the surrounding community, and the family likes to ask customers what they should raise next, shaping what gets grown from season to season. Their only online presence is a Facebook page, so it is worth getting in touch before making a trip.
  13. 13Sidhu FarmsSidhu FarmsHoney farmSidhu Farms is a family run farm in Puyallup, Washington, where the Sidhu family grows berries while avoiding chemicals, drawing on a long farming heritage. The focus is on fresh fruit picked at its best, with preserves and honey made from the farm's harvest. You can buy the berries, preserves and honey online or find the family at farmers markets across Western Washington. In autumn the farm hosts a seasonal pumpkin patch stacked with pumpkins, squashes and gourds, a family friendly day out.
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