La Farm Bakery

Everything was tasty and fresh. Service was quick and kind. They do have metal forks and knives. Someone commented they do not. But they do! And the workers were very helpful. Thank you for them working hard.

This morning I tried to treat my 3 year old to a hot chocolate. I specifically asked for a “kids hot chocolate”. Other places like Starbucks make sure that the drink is a cooler temperature for kids. When I went to pick up my drink I asked the barista, “is this a kids hot chocolate?” She replied, “yes, the short cup.” I gave the cup to my son and he immediately spit out the drink. He was shaking in pain “too hot mommy”. I feel so bad for my son! When I went back to the barista to tell her what happened, she was nonchalant and simply shrugged her shoulders and said, “I didn’t know”. I was furious. I tried to complain with the management at Whole Foods but was told La Farm has their own management but they are not in today. Horrible!

The food is terrible, the main dish is fine but the potatoes and fruit are not fresh at all. The service is incredibly bad. Without a greet or smile when they put your order on your table. They even forget to take away the table tag after gave me the food. This bakery have metal knife but very funny they don’t have metal folk which means when you are using them, you will probably cut off the plastic folk piece and eat them. This is very dangerous. The people work there are not focus some of them are playing their phone.

I was very disappointed after reading all the glorious reviews about how great this bakery is…the croissant was more like bread than buttery pastry like what a croissant should taste like. Mocha was not hot enough.

I love coming to La Farm Bakery for both business and casual meetups. Their mocha is rich and smooth, and the chai latte has the perfect balance of spice and sweetness. It’s a comfortable place to sit down with clients or colleagues great coffee, great atmosphere, and plenty of space to talk without feeling rushed.