Great Harvest Bread Company
126 N Main #C3, Cedar City, UT, 84720
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Address :
126 N Main #C3
Cedar City, UT, 84720 - Phone (435) 865-6848
- Website https://www.greatharvest.com
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Specialities
- Delivery : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
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Jennifer H.
The moment we walked in, we were greeted by everyone. They offered us bread samples while we looked at the menu, which was delicious! The sourdough is great, just the right amount of sour. They also let us try the whipped hockey peanut better. I had the tuna sandwich which was the perfect consistancy, not to try or wet, and all the veggies were fresh and flavorful. My friend had the BLT which she devoured. They also offer the BTL with avacado. I will definitely be coming here as part of our yearlytrip, even if it's just for a loaf of bread.
(5)Julie R.
I discovered this on my last day in Cedar City (unfortunately!), so, I bought everything in the store plus had a meal there. I had a broccoli soup that was very good, and came with a piece of WONDERFUL seed/grain bread. SO GOOD. My friend had a sandwich, which she said was also good. Earlier in the day, I stopped in and bought a brownie. OMG - sooooo good. First of all, it was very cheap, and second - it was SO big - a nice, generous portion of brownie. It was really yummy. I also bought a loaf of the grain, seed bread. The price was so cheap - about half of what I would pay for the same bread at, like, a Whole Foods-type store. It was so fresh and good. The girl working behind the counter was super nice and accommodating. I really enjoyed this place, and am sorry that I found it on my last day in Cedar City. The inside is very clean and neat and well-kept. All good. I understand that this is a chain that's in Utah; but, this was the only one I could find. I reserve 5 stars for restaurants that are strictly vegetarian or vegan, but I'm making an exception for this place; I loved everything about it.
(5)Shannon P.
Stopped in to pick up some sweets before our road trip back home to Vegas. My daughter picked her favorite, cinnamon chip bread and we decided on cinnamon rolls. Both were very delicious. I was hoping to pick up some cream cheese scones but they only had 1 type available which looked like raspberry with white chocolate chips. It looked good but decided to pass since it didn't have cream cheese. The cashier was really nice and the store was clean.
(4)Kelli D.
Wanted a place to pick up sandwiches on the way through to Bryce. Found this on yelp and stopped in. Super friendly staff offering large free samples of tasty tasty bread & brownies. Ordered two paninis to go. Service was quick and sandwiches are large and delicious!! Highly recommend over any quick fast food stop!!
(5)Karen M.
Holy cow. Super friendly gals, GENEROUS sample sizes, and fantastic cookies. Right in downtown Cedar City, this bakery serves up homemade breads, cookies, and granola/energy bars along with a good assortment of spreads and other yummies. We walked over from our B&B and were struck by this carbohydrate cocoon. The gal behind the counter immediately talked us through the shop and offered samples of whatever we wanted (I tried a slice -- not piece! -- of the pumpkin spice bread and hubby got a slice of the asiago sourdough lathered in butter). The cookies were calling my name, so I gave into their siren call and got one of their pink frosted sugar cookies. We got one huge asiago sourdough loaf, one sugar cookie, and a trail bar (the bakery's version of a healthy granola bar). Pretty good value, I think, especially for the loaf of bread, which costs about $4.50. Everything is fresh and yummy. Go!
(5)Quinn A.
This is an Awesome place to go for lunch or dinner! They have great sandwiches and bread I will be coming back for more! Thank you for the great customer service and great recommendation on the sandwich!
(5)Kay M.
If you want boring, stale bread don't come here. The bread is fresh and flavorful but doesn't not overwhelm the sandwich. Everything from the lettuce to the meats is excellent. There are so many bread choices it's hard to walk out with only one loaf! This will be a regular stop for us and I'm pleased to see so many locations in areas we visit!
(5)Vanna C.
Every year, my boyfriend and I visit his mother and spend Christmas with her and for 5 days, I get to enjoy big slices of heaven for breakfast. It's a good thing the closes Great Harvest Bread Company near me is 33 miles away in a direction that I never go to because then my waist size would increase tremendously. During the winter, I allow myself those oh-so-delicious carbs because everyone gains weight during the holiday season, right? The bread is made fresh every day and everything is made from scratch and no preservative and yet at the same time still full of flavor! I prefer the sourdough and cinnamon. All you have to do is toast it, spread a little I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, and there you have it. I have to force myself not to eat more than 2 slices in one sitting. If you ever see one of these, stop by and grab some bread or cookies. You won't be disappointed.
(5)Stacy B.
Good paninis, awesome baked goods.
(4)Emily M.
I love Great Harvest Bread! Working at one in San Carlos, CA (which is sadly gone) was my first job ever. I was so happy to stumble upon this one near our hotel. We bought their cookies and trek bars for sustenance both days we went to the national parks. Definitely stop by - Great Harvest Bread rules!
(5)T B.
First time I went it was great service and great food. Last time was terrible. I ordered sandwich and they asked if I wanted it toasted. I said yes. It was squashed in a panini press and was flat and doughy. Minimal meat on the sandwich. It did not taste good. I complained about the sandwich not being toasted but they did not care just said that is how they do it. My son's cheese sandwich had a funny taste and he would not eat it. My wife's lunch was good, but she had to ask twice for the bread that comes with the soup. Complete opposite from first trip. Looked like college kids working there that did not care. We will not go back because we don't know if we will get the good lunch (which we loved) or the bad lunch with bad service.
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