Great Harvest Bread - Elm Grove

Great Harvest is one of my favorite bakeries.And, yes...they're a chain, but definitely not in the usual sense.Coined a freedom franchise, they allow franchise owners plenty of autonomy and creativity. So, whatever Great Harvest you find yourself in, it will be a bit unique to any other Great harvest.One thing I love that every Great Harvest I've been to has carried, is their honey whole wheat bread. Perfectly dense and wonderfully flavorful--it's our go-to sandwich bread (it makes a pretty dang amazing grilled cheese!). Another thing I love is that they generally have a variety of loaves on their cutting board and you can choose one to sample. I've found other breads I love (hellooooo cinnamon burst bread!) by sampling.Their prices are about what you'd expect for bakery bread ($5-ish per loaf) and their service is always friendly.Get to it!

Had their special Taylor ham and cheese breakfast sandwich! It was quite delicious- a little strong on the Taylor ham but I love how they're generous with their meat! The workers were so kind and offered us free samples of their pumpkin chocolate chip bread! Will def be coming back again!

Stopped in for my free birthday treat and loaf of bread. The sweet server honored both. Came home with a wonderful loaf of Oregon herb and a raspberry scone!! Also bought a favorite bread with pepitas or pumpkin seeds atop. Goes wonderfully with squash or ginger/carrot soup. Thank you for making my day so special!

This is not the same store. I remember when it first opened. Thought I'd give it another try, but in the morning bun, disappointed with hardly any cinnamon inside and not ooey gooey like the competitors. The monkey bread just tasted like bread again could've used more cinnamon and goeyness. The cinnamon turnover was pretty good however, for the price it is very expensive bread.

Overpriced sad bakery. Bread is the least expensive foods to make. Why is it 10 bucks a loaf? I bough a scone and it tasted like a regular bun. I'm not sure if they know what a scone is. Do yourself a favor and find a real bakery that serves delicious breads and baked goods. This was a no go

Stopped in for lunch while visiting a client next door on a business trip. The staff was friendly and the food was fabulous! The little shop is tooo cute! Love a fresh made product!

Two days ago I felt health wise with confidence in stopping in to purchase some baked goods. It took me a few moments to observe that Jon Cerny's no longer the owner. Jon and his gracious team, regardless of how busy they were, always greeted the customer(s) with a warm welcome and "We'll be right with you!" And, if they were busy with a task, the customer took precedence. Gone are the friendly, warm greetings and "happy to see you, until next time!" I was in the store earlier and whilst there were plenty of bodies to help, neither took the initiative. I was ignored and with that attitude, I left my items on the counter and walked out. I don't need a 2x4 over my skull to realize that my business was not wanted or needed for that matter. Another EG biz I don't patronize because of being ignored, is Zisters.

Bread was great! Turnovers need a bit more filling. Ordered breakfast sandwiches to go and they forgot to put the bacon on them.

How can anyone not like bread!! I always enjoy trying out the bread of the month especially during soup season! Their grilled cheese is a nice quick and light meal.

I love great harvest! This location is definitely one of my favorites. Lots of delicious treats and warm sandwiches The service is friendly, and fast.