http://eastsidefoodbites.com/2014/06/09/eagle-rock-cheese-and-sandwiches-from-milkfarm/

http://pccsbdc.org/2014/community-focused-cheese-shop-opens-doors-with-assistance-from-sbdc/

http://www.laweekly.com/squidink/2014/04/28/milkfarm-a-new-cheese-shop-opens-in-eagle-rock

If your idea of the four food groups is cheese, charcuterie, bread and wine, Milkfarm in Eagle Rock is set to become your new grocery shopping central. 

http://occidentalweekly.com/ae/2014/04/22/artisan-cheese-shop-serves-up-in-season-excellence/

No longer do residents of Eagle Rock have to go to villages in the Swiss Alps, the plains of the Netherlands or the fields of Wisconsin to obtain top quality cheeses. A cheese shop of our very own has at last landed in Eagle Rock. 

Milkfarm, an artisan cheese shop, opened in Eagle Rock on Colorado Boulevard. Among the many stores on Colorado Boulevard, the shop adds cheesy originality and classy ambiance to the Eagle Rock community.

Upon entering Milkfarm, customers are greeted by a cool breeze, friendly faces and an impressive array of cheeses, ranging from French Bucherondin to classic Wisconsin Cheddar.

Click here for the article on The Squirrel Co.’s website.

A Gentelman’s guide to Los Angeles in Fashion, Food and Culture.

With summer just around the corner, Los Angeles natives are gearing up for a season of outdoor fun, live entertainment, and of course great picnic foods! This year, be sure to head to the northeast LA neighborhood of Eagle Rock, where you’ll find the best in all picnic essentials. Milkfarm LA, a family-run cheese shop on Colorado Blvd., offers a diverse selection of artisan products including cheeses, meats, and olives– perfect for snacking during any summertime activity. This local cheese shop is the creation of six-year veteran and ex-pastry chef of The Cheese Store of Silverlake, Leah, who incorporates her love of locally grown ingredients into Milkfarm’s seasonal menu. As part of the menu, Milkfarm LA offers handcrafted artisan sandwiches (pictured above), local beers and wine pairings for all cheese and meat platters. Staying true to its mission of using only the best of locally grown products, Milkfarm LA has partnered up with Eagle Rock Farms to bring customers an authentic taste of its LA residency. So next time you plan on having some outdoor summer fun, be sure to stop by one of LA’s bests and hit up Milkfarm LA (website) at its 2106 W. Colorado Blvd. location in Eagle Rock.

 

http://la.eater.com/archives/2014/04/09/milkfarm_a_cheese_and_charcuterie_haven_in_eagle_rock.php

Welcome Milkfarm, a cutely appointed cheese, charcuterie, and sandwich shop smack dab in the middle of Eagle Rock on April 7. With clean white industrial lines and tastful hand-made wood finished furniture, Milkfarm brings a much-needed artisanal concept from Leah Park Fierro, who worked at Silver Lake Cheese Store for six years….

http://www.boulevardsentinel.com/dailyBS/2014/02/22/developing-developments-at-the-ernc-landuse-committee/

Finally, Leah Fierro made an appearance to do a presentation on the “Artisan Cheese” business that she and her husband are opening on Colorado Boulevard. They are in phase III of construction (drywall) and the contractor will have the space ready by the middle of March or the beginning of April.

http://la.eater.com/archives/2013/12/31/milkfarm_will_slice_artisan_cheese_in_eagle_rock.php

Eagle Rock gets a cheesy start to the year via Milkfarm, an artisan cheese shop founded by Leah Park Fierro (Silverlake Cheese Shop) and opening some time inlate February. Currently in construction, the shop takes over a former office building on Colorado Blvd, right in the main drag of Eagle Rock.

Planning a wide selection of charcuterie, cheeses, and other artisanal-based products, Fierro is applying for an ABC license to serve wines and craft beers on site. Finally, Milkfarm will preparecustom cheese plates, sandwiches, and gift baskets.

Eagle Rock as a whole hasn’t been getting quite the development thatHighland Park has gotten over the past year, perhaps due to higher rents in the area, but the proximity to Glendale and Pasadena, as well as the rest of the Eastside, makes it a strategic place to start putting in quality food establishments.