Great Harvest Bread Co.

Natasha Richardson 

on Google

a week ago

This was a disappointing experience, mainly because of the inconsistent information about the hours. The restaurant advertises that it’s open until 4:00 p.m., but when we arrived at 3:40 one day, we were told the kitchen stopped making food at 3:30. We gave it another try and arrived at 3:00 on a different day, only to be told they had already stopped making sandwiches at 3:00. If certain menu items or the kitchen close before the posted business hours, that should be clearly communicated on the website, social media, and at... read more

K C 

on Google

a week ago

Didn't know it existed. Stopped on a whim to try the Chicken noodle soup. It was very bland and the only difference to canned soup was the lack of taste and chicken. The container has open holes on the top of lid so leakage for to go was a problem. Doesn't inspire to go back for sandwiches. 

Philip Ward 

on Google

4 months ago

Newly married Pete and Laura Wakeman began in 1976 the Great Harvest bakery in Great Falls, Montana. The word about their unique, flavorful bread made with simple ingredients and locally sourced wheat was spreading quickly. In 1978, the second bakery/cafe was opened and the chain began, making it the nation's first family of independently-owned and operated whole grain bread bakeries and cafes. This bakery/cafe location joins the likes of Moka Coffee and Bloom Açaí Cafe as a mini food court sharing building space with First ... read more