Phenomenal eggs! Great service as well. All around a great place to buy eggs! Will definitely continue to buy and support the business. read more

Great Eggs, Great Staff, Great Location, Great Shopping Experience. Reminds me of the old days from the Glendale Location. Thanks Bunches Hickman's ! read more

Hickman's Egg Ranch - Store entrance for 6515 S. Jackrabbit Trail, Buckeye, AZ location - Grocery Near Me - Buckeye, Arizona

Easy to buy eggs! It is $8 for 40 and the eggs are very large. I would come here again to buy eggs read more

Hickman's Egg Ranch - 40 count jumbo eggs - Grocery Near Me - Buckeye, Arizona

FAR! But worth it for the price for a family of 4. Highly recommend to go there Champ

Absolutely outstanding eggs. We started buying our eggs at Hickmans when egg prices skyrocketed in the grocery store. Hickmans eggs are the best. You won't be disappointed. read more

Just saw this "farm" in the news. He wants the Govt to authorize vaxxes for his chickens. Judging from the pic of his chicken farm- this is disturbing. I get that he needs money but THIS is the conditions that his chickens live in? On top of them being stressed, he wants to add chemicals to them and we're supposed to eat that? While everyone else is freaking out about the egg shortage- I'm realizing that it's a good time to stop eating eggs and chicken. This farm is beyond packed and just filthy. This is sad!! read more

Hickman's Egg Ranch - Their family farm that wants to vax their chickens. So sad. - Grocery Near Me - Buckeye, Arizona

Founded in 1944, I purchase my 18-count of Hickman's Extra Large Eggs from Costco. I constantly joke about the fluctuating price of eggs as they usually sell for a little over $2 but can sometimes hit $5. Chicken strike somewhere? The only downfall is that they're packed in an environmentally-unfriendly plastic carton. I absolutely love eggs, done in any style. In a benny, deviled, fried over-easy, medium or scrambled, boiled soft, gooey medium or hard. And, my topping of choice is not salt but shoyu. Don't knock it until you try it! Eggs are very nutritious too, with vitamins A, B5, B6, B12, B2, D, E, K, folate, phosphorus, selenium, calcium, zinc, protein and healthy fats. Eggs can also raise your good cholesterol (HDL). And for the record, brown eggs aren't healthier than white eggs but they sure do look prettier and cost more. So, aside from cooking up you best sunnyside-up in your kitchen, where can you find an egg-cellent dish while dining out? For me it was the Crab Benedict at Kitchen Story in San Francisco. O.M.G. You're welcome. read more

Hickman's Egg Ranch - 5 dozen - sold at Costco - VN - Grocery Near Me - Buckeye, Arizona

Best eggs in town I was shocked to find so many eggs with double yolks they take care of their chickens

Pleasant Staff Today, I took the ride out to Hickmans Egg Ranch to purchase some eggs. The line was long however I was surprised just how fast the staff were able to get people moving through. The line is drive up, cash only, and there is a limit on how many eggs can be purchased. I was able to buy 3 cartons of jumbo eggs (each carton contains 20 eggs) for $15.00. I think that's a pretty good deal. The staff are pleasant and friendly and the service was surprisingly quick. If you need eggs, consider taking the trip it is worth the drive. read more

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Cute little store, where you can buy different types of grades of eggs. The prices are not bad at all. I needed to buy eggs and didn't want to go to a big box grocery store. This place is convenient and fast to buy eggs. read more

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hickmans eggs are undoubtedly the premium, highest quality, cleanest and best tasting eggs on planet earth.

I went to Hickmans Egg Farm on Jackrabbit Trail in Buckeye to buy eggs from their outlet store. There was an employee limiting purchase of 2 dozen eggs per customer and was charging $6.00 per dozen. I usually purchase a 1/2 case for $15.00 which holds 15 dozen. It was CASH BUSINESS ONLY. THIS IS BULLSHIT OR CHICKEN SHIT!!! I'm reporting this to the state for price gouging. I was able to purchase 2 18 packs of eggs at a local Fry's Market in Goodyear and there was NO Shortage! When I left the outlet store I told some customers what was going on and they immediately left. DO NOT SUPPORT A COMPANY THAT PRICE GOUGES. Hickman's will never have my support again!! read more

Just bought 2 5-dozen medium packs, 2 18-pk large, 2 dozen XL and 2 20-count jumbos for $32! Such a bargain! Glad I found out about this little store. Will definitely be back! Prices are awesome! And the staff is super friendly. read more

What a great Arizona family based business. We love the fact that they are health and safety conscious during the Covid 19 outbreak. We always buy Hickmans eggs whatever possible. Thanks to them and their workers. read more

Great service!! Thankful they were rationing eggs (2 huge cartons per person) so everyone could get some during the coronavirus scare. I will be a customer for life now. Thank you! read more

Dedicated local business that worked hard suppling eggs to the community when needed during this pandemic. They did not raise their prices like other reviews stated. read more

Great place to get fresh local eggs at a good price. Everyone is helpful, kind and considerate. When they're busy, they've got a great sense of humor that helps to ease any tension folks in line might be feeling. read more

Hickman's eggs....not so much. You can find them at Basha's as a local egg product. I can't say I'm proud to use this local product. In fact, I don't use this product at all, the production of this product disgusts me. The problem with the eggs is the way they are produced. Hickman's has 4,000,000 - yes 4million- caged birds.It keeps over 200,000 in the barns at this farm, alone. The city of Chandler has about the same population. The cage is as big as a sheet of paper, so if you are a chicken, you won't be moving around too much, in fact not at all. Though the chickens are packed in tight, there is no fighting. Because, the Hickmans see to it that the chickens' beak is snipped off, to ensure they don't peck each other. So, there you are, sitting on a wire mesh the size of a piece paper, with a raw beak, producing eggs for 2 years until you're put to death. Now, this is the plight of the female chickens, you don't want to know what happens to male chickens, I find it impossible to buy Hickamn eggs knowing this is how they are produced. Hickman's could just as easily convert their operation to uncaged but as Hickman will tell you, that's bad economics. I'll spend the extra and avoid Hickman''s, you should do the same. read more

This place has the worst eggs I have ever seen. Even the hens should be ashamed of these eggs. They are just blah and taste awful. I would recommend ANY other eggs than this garbage read more

Terrible Eggs- 3 of them were broken. The owner Clint is rude and does not care about the health of the chickens. Horrible experience- BEWARE! read more

Great price for eggs. Much cheaper than the grocery store. Staff is always friendly when we stop by.

I am not from Arizona or even this area -- but having camped in nearby Tonopah, the smell from this facility is disgusting -- not to forget all of the flies that are drawn here. This company obviously could not care less about how their facility affects people in this area and I feel bad that people living around here have to deal with this. They should be able to ventilate this SMELLY HOLE better than they do. Or try something -- move further away from areas where people live and have to deal with such offensiveness. SHAME. read more

the guy seemed nice enough, then he went into this story, about how chickens reproduce, my son had asked about baby chickens in the egg. Anyway he said that the chicken rub their buts together to get baby chickens, and that even if two girl chickens rub each other other they can't make a baby chicken. In fairness the eggs where fine. read more

Unfortunately, I bought one box at CostCo in the city I live in, and after reading the review from Christy, I will never again buy eggs from this farm, they caged their birds and put them in extremely small areas all four million of them after they mutilate their beaks so they won't peck at each other, looks to me the only thing these folks are interested in is just make a lot of money and have zero regard or compassion for the birds! I rather pay more money and buy eggs from a farm where they raise free range chickens! read more

Get over yourselves people. That is the reality of egg farming.Do a little research into turkey, cattle, and pig farming. Would you rather not have eggs? Or turkey or beef or pork? Egg ranching is in business to make money, that is, to you liberal crybabies, "making a living". They pay taxes, contribute to their community and provide for their families. It is no different than any other business. Anytime you raise farm animals there will always be a smell and flies. Goes with the territory. If you don't like how the chickens are treated, stop eating eggs. That goes for breads, cakes, cookies, batter dipped fried foods, and most other foods. In other words, eat grass and see how long it takes before you are craving a food that contains eggs. (You'd probably feel sympathy for the grass too.)You probably have no concept of where meat comes from and think that steaks come from some magic steak-making machine the back of the grocery store already wrapped in plastic. Get a life. I will always support the local businesses and kudos to Hickman's Farms. Hopefully they will continue to thrive for many generations to come. read more

I live 2 miles from the Tonopah facility and all of you people that are complaining about the smell are absolutely insane. The only smell that comes from that ranch is the smell of the actual chickens themselves. And you don't have a clue about the cages and the size of the cages and how many chickens are in a cage. They have the biggest cages with less chickens because all of their eggs meet all of the new California standards which means bigger cages with less chickens. I am so sick of hearing all of you people moan and whine about Hickman's. You live in an agricultural and farming area. You knew that when you moved out here so quit your complaining and get a life! read more

You really need to open up your store for the public. We would much rather drive there to get our eggs than at the store. We always loved getting those double York eggs also. We really miss you guys. read more

Just to be clear Hickman's farms regularly does not practice cage free raising, their chickens are not cage free. Just having spoken to the "Customer Service Department" I have been enlightened to the fact that not only are the chickens NOT cage free-- but each each chicken is left in its cage until death. The department also shared that they "do not have access" to further information, the representative I spoke to truly sounded genuinely/innocently yet still unjustifiably uninformed. ...especially for being the "customer service dept." **IT IS IMPORTANT TO ADD, however, that I was informed after ending the call, through further research, that they are starting an "uncooped" program (this seems to be an out of state/not local thing, though) I will update with any other info. The customer service department would be more effective when more informed of practices and programs, instated and yet-to-be-instated (especially if the information was already released to the public). read more