When it comes to starting your day right, nothing beats the taste of fresh, locally sourced eggs. Belknap County is brimming with family-run farms and charming markets where quality is a way of life. Whether you’re a lifelong local or new to the area, here’s your guide to the best spots to pick up fresh eggs that will transform your breakfast routine
Pasture2Plate Market – Loudon
At Pasture2Plate Market in Loudon, quality is more than a promise—it’s a way of life. This market has the finest local produce, and their eggs are no exception. Sourced from trusted local farms, every egg here reflects a commitment to sustainable practices and freshness. Drop by to discover a vibrant selection of farm-to-table products that make every meal a celebration of local flavor. For hours and more details, you can find them here.
Trailbend Farm – Belmont
Nestled on Federal Street in Belmont, Trailbend Farm offers more than just fresh eggs—it provides jellies, relishes and seasonal veggies, as well. The eggs are stored in a fridge outside of the house and you can either leave cash or Venmo your payment. You can find them on FB here.
Crunchy Farm – Alton
Family owned and pasture-based, beyond organic farm. They are located at 167 Youngtown Rd. in Alton. You can find them on FB here.
Gilmanton's Own Market – Gilmanton
For a taste of community and quality rolled into one, visit Gilmanton’s Own Market in Gilmanton. Known for its personal touch and locally sourced groceries, this market proudly features fresh eggs from the region’s finest producers. Whether you’re whipping up a hearty omelet or a quiche, you can trust that every egg here is packed with local goodness. For hours and more details about what is available, along with the option to pre-order, click here.
433 Hurricane Road – Belmont (Summer Special)
Every summer, 433 Hurricane Road in Belmont becomes a must-visit destination. This seasonal eggs stand out as a local favorite. Embrace the summer vibes, enjoy the rustic charm, and treat yourself to some fresh eggs.
Birch Rise Farm – Sanbornton
At Birch Rise Farm (38 Oak Hill Rd, Sanbornton), you’ll find another stellar option for fresh eggs. With a commitment to sustainable practices and a passion for quality, Birch Rise Farm ensures that each egg is as wholesome as it is delicious. It’s the perfect stop for those who appreciate the finer details in every meal. You can find them online here.
Pinnacle Farm – New Hampton
For those seeking a traditional touch, Pinnacle Farm at 750 Coolidge Woods Rd in New Hampton is a standout. Their dedication to quality makes Pinnacle Farm a favorite among locals who believe in keeping it real and fresh.
Wooded Valley Acres Farm – Gilmanton
At Wooded Valley Acres Farm (99 Hatch Rd, Gilmanton IW), you can expect nothing less than excellence. Specializing in free-range, pasture-raised eggs, this farm delivers a taste that’s unmatched in freshness and flavor. It’s a testament to the hardworking local farmers who pour their hearts into every egg they produce.
Raising Roots Farmstand – Gilmanton
Raising Roots Farmstead (Church Street next to the Iron Works Fire Station) is a family run farm stand. They feature sourdough sandwich bread, fresh eggs, baked goods and seasonal produce.
Beans and Greens – Gilford
Rounding out our list is Beans and Greens in Gilford—a market celebrated for its healthy, vibrant selection of produce. Alongside an array of greens and wholesome ingredients, they feature locally sourced eggs that make every breakfast a nutritious start to your day. It’s a perfect blend of taste and health that you simply can’t miss. You can visit their site here.
Belknap County is full of local flavors, and these spots exemplify the community’s commitment to quality and sustainability. Whether you’re a dedicated home chef or someone looking to try something new, these markets and farms offer fresh eggs that promise both taste and nutrition. So next time you’re exploring the area or planning your grocery run, remember that the best eggs—and a taste of Belknap County’s charm—are just a short drive away.
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