Milkfarm — Attraction in Los Angeles

My fiance and I found this gem from a YouTube show on Buzzfeed called Worth It (Episode was Wine Pairings) and added it to our list of places to visit during our anniversary vacation visiting from Las Vegas last week! The moment we entered, we were greeted by the friendliest faces and it wasn't long before Devra made herself available to help us out. Since we were only visiting a day, she happily helped us gather a small but incredible assortment of cheeses and meats for our little AirBnB charcuterie board. We weren't expecting the level of customer service we experienced but goodness did Devra go above an try new d beyond, helping us try various new things from meat paté, Rose Jam, and some very fun cheeses! We're adding this lovely place to our list of must vist every time we're back in the area and we'll certainly be bringing along friends and family to experience this amazing little shop. Thank you again to Devra for helping make our 8 year anniversary so so special and memorable! We can't wait to...

I utilized Milkfarm as my cheese shop, in supplying cheese to a craft beer & cheese pairing. I provided Devra at Milkfarm, my list of 16 types of cheese I needed for the pairing. Some of the cheese types on my list were a bit generic (like pepper jack and extra sharp cheddar), so I gave Devra the go ahead in replacing those cheese types, with something that is close in type, with a Milkfarm varietal.

Milkfarm did not disappoint!

The participants of the beer pairing were blown away by the cheese. The complexities of some of the cheese may have tasted funky on their own, but paired with the right beer, created an entirely different flavor profile.

The pairing consisted of 8 different beer styles, being paired with 16 different cheeses (2 per beer).

Looking forward to working with Milkfarm again. Great customer service along with a...

The selection is nice albeit limited and a little lackluster. Some things are very run of the mill which I understand you have to carry but I'd like to see something that's a little more exclusive. And be prepared to spend a little. It's a cheese shop, I know. But also be aware that everything (including pickles, olives, and all the cheese of course) is priced per 1/2 pound and you can't buy any less than a quarter pound. It doesn't sound like a lot of cheese but when I just want a snack, I don't want a quarter pound. Otherwise there's a small selection of pre-made sandwiches, crackers,...