Great Harvest Bread Company

This bakery seems to specialize more in in bread loaves than desserts or other small bakery items. We came in on a Tuesday and there were almost completely sold out of any products. The blueberry and peach scruffin had eggshells that I unfortunately bit into, but it tasted nice otherwise. The egg and cheese roll had decent flavor, but seemed underbaked, and I recommend taking it home and toasting yourself for a nicer golden finish. The barely cooked hash brown pieces on the roll inside threw me off as well.

Not only a bread shop, but also cookies and pastries. Stop on in for fresh loafs of bread or indulge in oatmeal salted caramel cookies. I also spotted a few pies and dog treats. The service was friendly and helpful. I can't wait to return soon. Carbs for life!

This was just okay. Didn't have a lot for the time in the day but overall heard great things about them. They didn't have just plain chocolate chip cookies so this review would need to be updated because I didn't purchase anything. They do have chocolate chip with oatmeal but I wanted just plain chocolate chip cookies

The breads are wholesome and delicious, and there are different varieties every day. There are also free samples! In addition to breads, they have granola, baking mixes, and other goodies. I like giving their packaged goods as gifts.

Small, delightful bakery across the street from Revival! Fresh made breads (including healthy fiber breads), cookies, scones, bars for sale. Free samples of their different breads (tried the Rueben bread-it was unusual but delicious). There's not photo of the scone-it was too much of a temptation (munch munch)! They also offer freshly made sandwiches-which I will try next time!

Fresh, fresh, fresh. Isn't everything better fresh? Fresh baked cookies, (one of my favs), fresh made pasta, and how about fresh baked bread. How many times have you had a sandwich that could have been much better with great bread? Well Great Harvest provides all sorts of wonderful breads for all occasions. Need to eat healthier, try their High 5 Fiber. It has flax seed and all sorts of good ingredients for you. I for one will tell you I am not a fan of these healthy items. That being said I usually buy at least 4 loaves of High 5 Fiber at a time. I love this bread. Its my favorite item to toast in the money outside of their Breakfast Blast. Other breads we love are their garlic-cheddar buns, Red, White and Blue bread and their Sourdough. Their breads freeze well which is why we buy in bulk. At Thanksgiving time they have a sage bread that makes killer stuffing. They also sell all sorts of other goodies like cookies, scones, buns and even make sandwiches on their breads. I love that when you walk in, the kitchen is open and you can see the breads being made and baked. Their prices are very comparable to store prices with the exception that you are getting a fresh baked item from their kitchen. The staff is friendly and they always have tasty samples. They have several locations throughout the metro area and each location is owned independently and have different bake schedules and deals. If you haven't tried fresh bread, do yourself a favor and check out Great Harvest.

I like the pumpkin bars, cookies and some of their breads. Ronna is always helpful.

Very good, I bought too much bread accidentally so I froze a loaf of bread. It was good.

I really like the bread there however I noticed that the bread was not always the same in freshness. Last week I grabbed 2 loafs of bread and when I went to check out I asked is this bread todays and was surprised that I was told it was yesterdays and sold at the same price as todays. I was shocked that a bakery would have day old at the same price as fresh today bread. Make sure you ask if the bread is todays.... I think the bread should be marked as day old, shame on Great Harvest...

I have had better service at a Jiffy Lube than at this store. Left their customers in the cold on Xmas eve