The best!

I do a lot of baking and am very particular about the eggs I use when baking. Cakes, Cookies, and Breads are all coming out wonderfully! I can tell that they are fresh when cooking them for breakfast too. Tastes like the ones I used to pluck from the chicken coops as a kid. LOVE these!

I love how they are always fresh and arrive in perfect condition!

Like others have noted, these organic, cage free eggs are delivered in good shape and are fresh. Appreciate that the 'Best Before' date is far enough out for us to always be able to use them up within the time frame. Convenience of having them delivered is great.

These eggs are great! You know they’re fresh when you open the carton and there’s feathers still on the eggs!

I love, love, love these eggs! They are so good for us and it's so great to not have to worry about where they came from or what's really in them.  Smith's Farms is the best!

We LOVE Smith Brothers Farms' services and plan to be customers for a very long time. HOWEVER, we are SO dissappointed with these eggs. They are no better quality than those in the grocery stores' egg section. The yolks are just as pale yellow - not the rich orange indicative of a healthy, pasture-raised and foraging chicken. Having continuously obtained our eggs from farms with organic, cage-free chickens, we can definitively say we know the difference. These are not what they claim to be. SOOOO disappointed in the misrepresentation.

These are the best and freshest eggs I have ever purchased.

Tried out these eggs and were very disappointed. Just like regular eggs from the grocery store. I usually buy happy eggs or vital farms which are great. Will not be buying these again.

After the third time having to throw our scrambled eggs out, we are cancelling our years-long egg order.  The eggs just taste “off” and almost spoiled.  It isn’t every egg in the dozen but one is enough...

These are hands down the best eggs I've ever had! Boiled, fried, blended into the quiche - the superior flavor is immediately evident. My family would not eat other brands organic and cage-free eggs anymore, and I wouldn't either. The most prominent taste difference between these and the store eggs, is the absence of even a hint of sulfur smell and taste. And overall it is the cleanest tasting egg ever! Order these and you're in for the best egg experience of your life!

These are nice and rich and fresh. I love these eggs. Much better than ones i have bought from a store

Wish there was an option for better eggs.

I've been getting these eggs for several years.  In all that time, I've had three cracked eggs (they're eggs, after all!), and have had a few with watery whites like often found with store bought eggs.  However, since nothing is ever perfect, especially with nature, I think these eggs are the next best thing to home raised.

As many have mentioned in reviews the yolk is pale yellow. We see no difference in these eggs compared to store bought eggs for a much lesser price in store.

No better than the cheap eggs you can find in the grocery store. I’m skeptical about the way the chickens who lay these eggs are raised.

Starting this review by saying how much we LOVE Smith Brothers! However we weren’t crazy about the eggs. I’ve associated good quality organic pasture raised eggs to have a deep yellow/orange yolk based upon a more
diverse diet and opportunities to eat bugs. These looked and also tasted like the run of the mill eggs from the grocery store; flavor wasn’t as rich. I’m happy with all other Smith Brothers products so a little disappointed in these.

I was expecting better. The whites are foggy and the yolks are pale yellow. We’ve tried them MANY times and the quality always lacking.

You can tell the eggs are of higher quality and I love that they are locally sourced in Yelm, Washington. Good stuff!

We love these eggs!! We get them every week and they are so delicious.

While they are fresh, yes (the yolks are very firm and the whites are not runny), they are certainly nothing like I was hoping/expecting. We've bought eggs from backyard chicken of neighbors on and off for years, and at the grocery we buy (as another reviewer mentioned exactly) Vital Farm or Happy Eggs. The size and color of the yolk is indicative of what the hens were eating, and I'm afraid these Smith Bros. eggs are a lot like some of the eggs we've gotten from co-ops in town - very hit and miss. The yolks, while not quite the anemic pale yellow of cheap commodity supermarket eggs, they're not the lovely orange you would expect. Happy Eggs operation has had a big point drop on the Cornucopia egg "score card" so we've been trying to find something better when local aren't available. These will do in a pinch, but they are not great and I don't think we'll be leaving them on our standing order.

I get 2 dozen in my weekly order for my family of 4. The eggs are always fresh, the yolks are a good orangy texture, and they are delicious.

I thought I liked eggs, then I had these. Now, I hate this world and this life.

The sun became pale like these yolks.

The air tastes like cardboard like these egg whites.

I buy them to remind myself that life isn't all good. To humble myself lest I become Icarus.

If you want to start your mornings wrong, try boiling these up as your breakfast.

Face the world with the correct attitude of disappointment and willingness to endure the punishment only to say thank you and ask for more.

Good luck all.

These are just fine but nowhere near as fresh looking as Happy Egg free-range eggs or Vital Farms Pasture-Raised eggs.

Has the supplier changed something a few months after COVID-19 Stay Home Stay Safe began?   I am curious because the egg quality does not seem the same. In the last couple of months, have cooked up a fried egg twice only to realize that they each smelled off, not good.
Will try again, but really hope that the quality control aspect will be  back to former times.

We still like and appreciate Smith Bros Farms.

We’ve only gotten a dozen of these eggs so far, but that dozen was great!  The whites did not spread at all, the yolks were nice and yellow, they seemed very fresh. If you want more info about eggs, you should Google them. I’m sold on these. We just increased our order to two dozen per week.

These eggs are a faded yellow, healthy eggs are supposed to be almost orange! This means they’re poorly raised and not healthy chickens. Makes me feel that the quality of the milk is the same.

A weekly delivery— super fresh!

Hey look, the whole reason I joined Smith Brothers was to get some quality eggs. We got our first order delivered and very disappointed. It has no taste and almost white inside. I was looking for more brown, orange color inside. Total waste of money. I’ll go with Vital Farm eggs for sure .

I didn’t like it. It’s too white inside and didn’t taste any different than Costco egg. Very disappointed. My whole reason joined smith brothers is shattered now.

These are free-range, not pasture raised, which is why they are not a nice golden color. You can see and taste the difference. I like that they are organic, always come well packaged/good condition, but they don't taste as good when not pasture raised.

These are disappointing eggs. The yolk is very pale. The non organic ones actually seem like better quality.

Eggs are pale

The yolks on these eggs are the palest yellow.  I'm used to orange yolks from pasture-raised eggs.  I won't buy them again.

These are great quality eggs and you truly cannot beat the convenience of having them delivered right to your porch!

These are about the palest egg yolks I've seen. Wish a better brand like Palouse were carried. I thought Steibrs was supposed to be good, but having had my own chickens, these may be 'free range' but must not be truly pastured/foraging birds.

I use to have free Range chickens  before we moved to our new home where I can no longer have them.
These eggs are delicious, and they're better than store bought.
Yes the yolk is paler, which means they are free range.

Like many others have said pale yellow yolks equals very low nutritional value. Happy healthy chickens that eat protein and bugs because chickens are omnivores not vegetarians. Darker the yolk the better the egg. Will be switching back to Wilcox pasture raised or other similar pasture raised eggs. Not worth the price to pay same for less quality. Wish they offered pastured raised eggs.

Very nice eggs. Great, consistent flavor apparent in any recipe that calls for eggs.

Once every few months my weekly dozen will include a cracked egg. No big deal—that’s no more frequent than damaged eggs accidentally brought home from the grocery store.