Great Harvest Bread

We stopped in for lunch yesterday and I ordered a ½ BBQ Chicken sandwich and cup of baked potato soup. The sandwich was absolutely delicious, but the soup was not so good — very runny and not overly flavorful. I am hoping I just selected the wrong soup that day and that is not the norm because the sandwich was really good. The dining room is small, so takeout might be your best option if they are busy.

For a small, locally owned business, you would think the customer service would have been better. Unfortunately, it wasn’t, and that kinda set the mood for the entire meal.
As soon as my family got to the register to order, the cashier visibly rolled her eyes at my mom when she asked a simple question. Mind you, this was our first time here. The cashier then took our order, and continued to answer our questions with a scowl. I don’t think we were asking stupid questions and, like I said, we had never been here before (which we told her) and she didn’t seem to care.
Then, it took about 30 minutes to get our food. Since our food consisted of four sandwiches, I’m not really sure why it took that long — it wasn’t super busy or anything. Once we finally started eating, we realized that the things we asked for NOT to be in our food, were. I specifically asked for no onions (and watched her mark it on her order sheet) and still had huge slices of onion in my food. What gives?
Overall, there was nothing phenomenal about this location, and the lack of customer service will stop me from ever referring this place to a friend.

I love their fresh bread and orange rolls. I wish there were more bakeries in the area. The make very good paninis. Great choice for lunch!

I bought their chicken salad sandwich today and was disappointed. I’ve had this sandwich before at locations in Salt Lake City and this locale’s sandwich prep was not tasty. The base was too runny and wet. The chicken, too fatty and poor quality tasting. My mom and I didn’t even finish eating it. How about reevaluating your prep quality St. George?

This is my second time stopping at Great Harvest while passing through St. George. It most certainly will not be my last. The bread produced by this place is amazingly good. So much so that I bought two loaves along with my sandwich and have already eaten one loaf. :-)
The sandwiches are great because they are made fresh with quality ingredients starting with the amazing bread. But, the roast beef was fresh, the lettuce and tomato and red onions were all fresh. It was like my mom had just made me a sandwich.
Yeah, I’m a fan and will definitely be back.

Great harvest is nothing outstanding or noteworthy when it comes to eating there, but their sandwiches are solid home style meals and worth having every now and then. I really like going here for their baked goods, mainly their breads. They have awesome breads you can bring home and use for your own creations. Their cinnamon rolls were pretty good too.

I have only ever bought baked goods here. The Honey Whole Wheat is great! It makes a delicious sandwich and makes good toast as well. The Dakota bread is also good. Be sure to try the cookies!

The food was great, we tried several different things and my whole family loved everything they tried. I really like that they give free samples of the bread.

Visiting from San Francisco. Great lunch meal here. Excellent sandwich and salad combination, although the portions are huge. Had to take out leftovers. Salad used fresh roasted turkey. Nice surprise versus processed meat. Excellent service.

After participating in the St. George Gobbler we found a coupon for Great Harvest in the goodie bag. We thought it was for Kneaders at first, but then corrected our error. Kinda wish it had been Kneaders.
We came here not knowing much of what to expect, but decided we’d try somewhere new. We being all 12 of us. We kind of bombarded the establishment and their response is mostly why they’re getting 3 stars instead of just 2. I would rate their service as a solid 4. It was friendly, prompt and professional. I don’t expect more, and they definitely met that standard. Not to mention the free piece of bread :)
Now, the sandwiches were… OK. I didn’t love mine. It was the Vegetarian sandwich and it was just missing something. It had fresh crisp veggies, which was great, but the flavor combination just… didn’t strike me as worth while. It just didn’t have cohesion. It seemed that the feeling was shared among many of those we dined with.
Cost was OK. I didn’t feel like it was a steal, but I felt it was fair. One thing I was confused by was what the «Large» meal deal included. I thought I would get carrots plus an apple or bag of chips. No. I got a large drink. Sad I spent the extra 50 cents, but whatever, it was my bad so no docked stars here. Some complained that the half salad cost a lot for the quantity provided. The full salad seemed about three times bigger than the half salad.
The establishment is pretty small, so our group of 12 pretty much filled it up, leaving some seating outside and along the walls. Not much to speak of as far as ambiance goes, but it’s clean and functional.
Ultimately, the bread was yummy and the service was great, but the meals just weren’t really all that worth it.

Good location, good bread, and good service! What else is there to ask for? Also they have sandwiches and other tempting stuff like their O-​So-​Orange Pull Apart, Delicious!