Great Harvest Bread

I purchased the wheat bread. I wanted a hearty, whole wheat bread to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I am looking forward to returning to try their other breads, especially the cinnamon raisin bread. I haven't tried at this location, but I used to buy the oatmeal chocolate chip and walnut cookies at another location--I highly recommend, if they still make them. The ambiance of the bakery is kind of drab, but as long as the baked goods are delicious, that is the main thing.

Ehhhhh. Kind of run down and unkept. We got some wheat bread (milled from a hard red wheat) and it was ok. It was a lot more dense than a freshly milled honey wheat normally is and on the smallish side. The taste was good but the consistency of the texture wasn't there. Also, i get the idea that the less perfect it looks the more home made it seems, but these were ugly on the back/bottom. Also as pictured this load has a butt crack. Last thing would be to work on a positive customer service experience. If it feels like your employees don't want to be there, the customers won't want to be there. Just a thought. We were so excited about going and have lunch but the literally just had bread.

I won't be returning to Great Harvest Bread. This is the second time I've called to reserve a specific type of bread, they've taken my name, my phone number, and asked what time I'll be there; when I show up, my reserved bread isn't there. When I express my displeasure, it's "oh here's a card for a free loaf when you come back." Problem is, I reserved that specific loaf for a reason, and it's made only twice a week. I appreciate the free loaf, but I drive 70 miles round trip to get this bread. They had my phone number; if there's a problem, why not call me so I can decide whether I want to make the trip anyway? I'll miss your bread, Great Harvest, but I won't miss your crappy customer service.

Finally had the chance to stop in. Very old fashioned and simple looking bakery. Everything is made fresh daily, wheat is even milled in the shop. There are plenty of interesting loafs of bread for sale ranging from ~$5 - $9. I ordered one of their specialty batter breads, snickerdoodle bread. It literally tastes like the cookie. Very yummy and 100% crave-able. I also got a pepperoni roll because it was on sale (normally $6.50 but only $5). Its a good pepperoni roll but I don't think I would pay that much for one there again. Staff was helpful and answered my questions, gave suggestions and over all gave me the low down on all their deals and specials. Every customer gets a free sample so make sure to check out their board and try something. Other thing to note-- they have a rewards card, I believe its buy 11 loaves or pep rolls and get the 12th free.

Great Harvest has lots of locations throughout the US. This was my first time going to one here in Ohio. Everything is made fresh. They specialize in breads but also have cookies and scones. They make their own granola and sometimes you can find some yummy granola bars for sale. If you purchase more than $10 you can get a loaf of white or wheat bread for $3. The prices are a bit high but quality cost money. Today I got the chocolate bread, cinnamon rolls (10 seconds in the microwave is my suggestion) and raspberry cream cheese scones. The crowd favorite was the scones.

I love the Dakota bread as well as the cookies, cinnamon rolls, and pizza rolls. The variety of breads is really nice. The service is always excellent. It I lived closer I would be there more often.

Soooooo good. I walked in at 7:25 and the cinnamon rolls were still warm and they had to wait a minute to put the icing on! And then the combo was still so warm and gooey they had to slide it in a bag and put plastic on top!! Delicious!! The pepperoni roll smells good we just have t had it yet. We also got a chocolate babka .... but we ate it. It too was fabulous! Great place to start a cold morning off with. The young lady at the front was super helpful and adorable! We will be back.

Looking for a little slice of heaven? Look no further! This is hands down the best bread company in all of Columbus. Let's just start with their free bread samples, no it's not just a little sliver, it's a huge slice! Try different breads to your heart's content. Their cinnamon swirl is an excellent choice for breakfast. Their challah bread is kosher and a fantastic choice as well. They serve crimson cup coffee all day long so even if you just want a cup of coffee and a free slice of bread, you honestly can't beat it.

Stopped in a few weeks ago, they have the best cinnamon bread I have ever tasted. Can't wait to stop back to try some more!

If you're going for a great load of bread, this is a great company! I had my first experience with Great Harvest about 10 years ago when I lived in Georgia. I went for lunch a couple times a week... can't beat their Louisville Chicken salad sandwiches!!! That's my reasoning behind 3 stars instead of 5; this location only offers bread, no lunch items, and from the looks of it, no specialty baked muffins, cookies, or cake. I had high hopes, but was disappointed.