This article presents the results of the organoleptic evaluation of the hen eggs obtained from organic and conventional farms located in Pomeranian Province. The eggs were bought in the stores located in Gdynia. An organoleptic analysis of raw and boiled eggs from two kinds of egg farming, organic and conventional one, was performed. The eggs were assessed by 36 consumers. The analysis was carried out by means of double blind pick and organoleptic evaluation was done with five point rating scale. The final result was calculated assuming the determined significance coefficients for the defined quality parameters. The carried out studies confirmed the increasing interest in organic food, including organic hen eggs, however, the high price is a factor limiting the consumption of organic eggs. The organoleptic quality of the organic eggs was rated very high, whereas their tastiness (palatability) is highest value of the organic eggs. The low rating of conventional eggs could be caused by the long storing time and inappropriate storage conditions.