Great bakery and a local institution. Wonderful stop for breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew Shin
Food is always delissioso
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Larry Adair
It's been many years since I last came to La Farm, so I decided to stop by today. I tried their coffee for the first time (ordered a latte) and it was pretty good! I was happy to see that they have non-dairy milk options and a few different flavored syrup options as well. The workers were friendly and the drinks came out quickly.I came in the afternoon, but thankfully they still had a decent selection of pastries available. I tried a bite of my friends almond croissant, and it tasted fresh and delicious. Their blueberry tart was my favorite treat as a child, so I decided to get one for old times sake, and it was just as good as I remember!
Kristy N.
Meh. Over-priced for what it is. Unimpressed by the small sandwich and weak coffee for almost $19 (w/o tip). Also, came here to get some work done over lunch and they do not offer wifi. I don't see a reason to return.
Amelia
Pastries are good. Coffee is counter culture which is good. Espresso drinks and chai are watery. The avocado toast is AWFUL. It was mostly raw onion with a thin slather of avocado paste, and my mouth still tastes like onion a half hour later. If you want a pastry it is fine, but if you want a meal, do not bother, and go somewhere else.
Brittany C.
Cute little bakery with a good amount of treats to choose from, fast service and an overall bright atmosphere. Coffee was fantastic.
Shanelle Y.
It's been many years since I last came to La Farm, so I decided to stop by today. I tried their coffee for the first time (ordered a latte) and it was pretty good! I was happy to see that they have non-dairy milk options and a few different flavored syrup options as well. The workers were friendly and the drinks came out quickly. I came in the afternoon, but thankfully they still had a decent selection of pastries available. I tried a bite of my friends almond croissant, and it tasted fresh and delicious. Their blueberry tart was my favorite treat as a child, so I decided to get one for old times sake, and it was just as good as I remember!
Debora Turaga
The food and service were still great but the quality of the coffee has gone down significantly since the last time I came to this location about a year ago. I got a latte that tasted like warm milk. They must have changed their machines. The coffee at the Whole Foods location is still great.
Caroline Strazis
Incredible, makes me feel like I’m back in Paris. The ingredients are simple, fresh and delicious.
Bridgette Burchett
The food and iced coffee were 10/10! We went on a Sunday close to 1 pm and the wait wasn’t too bad. The quiche was amazing and just melts in your mouth. The free mini scone was also delicious. Definitely coming back again! All staff were super nice and helpful too.
La Farm Bakery in Cary, is a haven for sourdough enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates artisanal baked goods. Located in downtown Cary, this charming bakery delights visitors with its warm atmosphere and mouthwatering selection.Their sourdough bread is a standout feature, boasting a crispy crust and a tangy, chewy interior that's crafted using traditional methods and high-quality ingredients. Beyond sourdough, La Farm offers an array of pastries, croissants, and specialty breads, each made with the same dedication to quality and flavor.The staff at La Farm Bakery is friendly and knowledgeable, eager to guide you through their offerings and share their passion for baking.For a delightful experience filled with exceptional bread and pastries, make sure to visit La Farm Bakery when you're in Cary. It's a local favorite for a reason!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Oliver J.
How a Frenchman can make such bad baguettes and croissants... that remains a mystery.
Elizabeth R.
Stopped back by on way through Cary, remembering delicious breakfast from last year. Unfortunately the quality of dine in (non bakery) food was mediocre. "Fresh" juice was straight from a carton and fruit sides were either unripe or old. High prices for very standard chain-type hot food. Service still good and attractive ambiance, but I noticed that the bustle of last year had declined to just a few patrons on this business morning. Will go elsewhere next time.
Erika Weidman
Twice now they have gotten my order wrong. First time they lost the order. Second time forgot to add the extra 7 dollars worth of avocado and bacon. Seem to be rushing and not checking take out orders. Over priced and poor quality. 18 dollars for a turkey sandwich seems crazy.
Bill Francart
Has really hone downhill since pandemic. Server spilled coffee on my son. Quiche had little substance. Used to be a great place to eat, now so-so.
Great bakery and a local institution. Wonderful stop for breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is always delissioso
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's been many years since I last came to La Farm, so I decided to stop by today. I tried their coffee for the first time (ordered a latte) and it was pretty good! I was happy to see that they have non-dairy milk options and a few different flavored syrup options as well. The workers were friendly and the drinks came out quickly.I came in the afternoon, but thankfully they still had a decent selection of pastries available. I tried a bite of my friends almond croissant, and it tasted fresh and delicious. Their blueberry tart was my favorite treat as a child, so I decided to get one for old times sake, and it was just as good as I remember!
Meh. Over-priced for what it is. Unimpressed by the small sandwich and weak coffee for almost $19 (w/o tip). Also, came here to get some work done over lunch and they do not offer wifi. I don't see a reason to return.
Pastries are good. Coffee is counter culture which is good. Espresso drinks and chai are watery. The avocado toast is AWFUL. It was mostly raw onion with a thin slather of avocado paste, and my mouth still tastes like onion a half hour later. If you want a pastry it is fine, but if you want a meal, do not bother, and go somewhere else.
Cute little bakery with a good amount of treats to choose from, fast service and an overall bright atmosphere. Coffee was fantastic.
It's been many years since I last came to La Farm, so I decided to stop by today. I tried their coffee for the first time (ordered a latte) and it was pretty good! I was happy to see that they have non-dairy milk options and a few different flavored syrup options as well. The workers were friendly and the drinks came out quickly. I came in the afternoon, but thankfully they still had a decent selection of pastries available. I tried a bite of my friends almond croissant, and it tasted fresh and delicious. Their blueberry tart was my favorite treat as a child, so I decided to get one for old times sake, and it was just as good as I remember!
The food and service were still great but the quality of the coffee has gone down significantly since the last time I came to this location about a year ago. I got a latte that tasted like warm milk. They must have changed their machines. The coffee at the Whole Foods location is still great.
Incredible, makes me feel like I’m back in Paris. The ingredients are simple, fresh and delicious.
The food and iced coffee were 10/10! We went on a Sunday close to 1 pm and the wait wasn’t too bad. The quiche was amazing and just melts in your mouth. The free mini scone was also delicious. Definitely coming back again! All staff were super nice and helpful too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
La Farm Bakery in Cary, is a haven for sourdough enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates artisanal baked goods. Located in downtown Cary, this charming bakery delights visitors with its warm atmosphere and mouthwatering selection.Their sourdough bread is a standout feature, boasting a crispy crust and a tangy, chewy interior that's crafted using traditional methods and high-quality ingredients. Beyond sourdough, La Farm offers an array of pastries, croissants, and specialty breads, each made with the same dedication to quality and flavor.The staff at La Farm Bakery is friendly and knowledgeable, eager to guide you through their offerings and share their passion for baking.For a delightful experience filled with exceptional bread and pastries, make sure to visit La Farm Bakery when you're in Cary. It's a local favorite for a reason!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
How a Frenchman can make such bad baguettes and croissants... that remains a mystery.
Stopped back by on way through Cary, remembering delicious breakfast from last year. Unfortunately the quality of dine in (non bakery) food was mediocre. "Fresh" juice was straight from a carton and fruit sides were either unripe or old. High prices for very standard chain-type hot food. Service still good and attractive ambiance, but I noticed that the bustle of last year had declined to just a few patrons on this business morning. Will go elsewhere next time.
Twice now they have gotten my order wrong. First time they lost the order. Second time forgot to add the extra 7 dollars worth of avocado and bacon. Seem to be rushing and not checking take out orders. Over priced and poor quality. 18 dollars for a turkey sandwich seems crazy.
Has really hone downhill since pandemic. Server spilled coffee on my son. Quiche had little substance. Used to be a great place to eat, now so-so.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3