Great Harvest Bread

ordered delivery at 1008. called the restaurant at 1115 asking if the order is on the way, the man on the phone (Samir) said "hold on i need to speak with my boss, i'll have them call you". Samir himself called back and said "idk if anyone is coming to pick up or deliver it. do you already have someone coming to get the order?" i said no, i chose DELIVERY. he said "okay well let me work on it but it will take an hour". i said to give me a refund and he said "well i can come right now then". so i agreed. 10 minutes later he called to tell me one of my MEAL items wasn't available and offered me a muffin in exchange?? not to mention he still hadn't left and food was still being made? I asked again for a refund and he said he doesn't know how to do that but he will ask the manager. i'm waiting for a call confirming it's been refunded.edit: called back to see if i was refunded because no one called me. i was told that they'll do it "at some point"

4.11.24I had a bogo offer on sandwiches and $2 off any purchase that came in the mail so my hubby and I stopped in for an early dinner. They close at 6pm. He ordered the hot pastrami and I ordered the chicken salad on focaccia and a pumpkin chocolate chip muffin to go. My chicken salad was good, but the focaccia was too big for the sandwich. I removed the top slice of bread which made the ratio more proportionate. The bread didn't taste fresh and didn't have much flavor. Perhaps it wasn't the right selection for my chicken salad.My hubby liked his sandwich, but removed some of the sauerkraut as there was a lot. The muffin was good, but on the smaller side.The bakery is small and isn't meant for dine in. There are a few chairs, three counter seats by the unisex restroom, a small table for two, and a few patio tables. The unisex restroom has a barn sliding door which makes it feel homely. Aside from bread, sandwiches, pastries, and beverages, they sell prepackaged goods such as granola, oatmeal, honey, and jam.

I'm done. Two weeks ago, my housemate came home with a loaf of challah from Great Harvest. I have been eating challah for decades. Giant Food Bakery makes better challah for half the price. Today, I stopped to get a loaf of Rye Bread...holy moly, unlike any rye bread I've ever had...bad. For $9...I will never come back.

I'm failing to see how a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich totals to $11. No issues on the taste; bread is fresh. But it's not an $11 dollar sandwich. Someone over there is pulling in big profits on basic fare.

And in conclusion.......The bread and other products are very good, but the sandwiches have gone downhill IMO. Ordered the Powerhouse assuming it was a regular Powerhouse but it was actually just onion, Romain, cucumber and tomato. That's not really my issue though. My issue is that both sandwiches used Romain and tomatoes that I'd put in compost. As you can see the tomatoes are almost white and completely flavorless. The Romain is all of the bitter yellow parts that no one wants to eat. They are only good covered in Caesar dressing. I don't think I'll order sandwiches again. For $9.75 I'd rather just buy a loaf and make 4 or 5 sandwiches. Again, it's not about value, but about using just bad ingredients.

Great bakery for the start of your day.Great Harvest Bread is that cozy, wonderfully aromatic bakery that you always tell yourself you should visit in the morning so you can have the best fresh bread for the rest of the day. Specializing in loaves, they have a large variety of baked every morning breads for sandwiches or centerpieces. For the breakfast lovers, they also sell pastries, scones, and biscotti's that add an extra bit of sweetness.While they regretfully do not sell bagels, they do have breakfast sandwiches (as well as your normal sandwiches) to start your day. Their sandwiches aren't fancy, just good quality ingredients served between excellent quality bread. They also have coffee which is ok, but if you're looking for a more gourmet coffee experience, you're better off grabbing some of Great Harvest's excellent bread products. The cashier their was incredibly nice. There are a handful of small tables if you want to eat there, and Great Harvest does sell some unique foodstuffs made by locals such as teas, syrups, and jams. Overall, Great Harvest Bread will give you warm fuzzies first thing in the morning.

Not sure I'd come back again...bread was under baked with raw spots & the cooked parts didn't taste to us like it did before. The unfinished bread went into the garbage after our meal. Maybe it was a bad day. Sigh.

Really like walking into a small country store vibe. The cookies are delicious. My husband's favorite is the chocolate chip. The prices are reasonable as I don't mind paying a bit more to support local businesses. I guess the bread loaves are displayed openly so the customers can see and purchase, but I question how sanitary that is. I wouldn't mind seeing those sell by dates just so I can gauge freshness on the pies. At my last visit, I bought a BLT on sourdough. The bread was dry and crumbled while eating it, which is never fun. I also bought a loaf of bread. Dry. Would I keep going back? Yes, for cookies and the multigrain oatmeals.

Great Harvest bread is very inconsistent. I have had some great food but also been disappointed.They didn't have my online order ( with 5 days notice). And didn't issue the promised refund until after I followed up. On two separate occasions they made me the wrong sandwich.On two occasions my food was delicious. Stick to the baked goods that are ready in advance.

Bread snob here. We found this place maybe a year ago and enjoyed the bakery. There is definitely a difference in quality since new ownership. The bread is not cheap (at least $8 a loaf) and at least twice, the bread didn't taste right. Someone forgot the salt? We also bought rolls for Thanksgiving and they tasted like the baker dumped an entire bottle of sage into the dough. The breakfast sandwiches are plain Jane. Certainly not worth $10 each. We drive a bit to get to the bakery. Not sure it's worth it. Not sure I'd recommend it right now either. Very sad.