I really enjoyed Great Harvest. The seating was one of the first things that stood out, and when I walked in they were offering samples and the staff was genuinely welcoming. I also liked how open the space felt you can see straight into the back and the bakery itself, which makes the place feel more inviting and authentic. I tried the sour cream blueberry bread, and it was honestly really good. I took some home and enjoyed it later, though after a few hours and into the next day it lost some of its original texture. That might've been on me since I just left it on the countertop. Still, I'd definitely recommend stopping by, whether you're interested in trying some of their more interesting flavors or just want a solid loaf of bread. read more

As always fast friendly service and some of the best cake and bread around. Just leave the breakfast buns for me though!!!

Appreciate that the company is experiencing new ownership. But that being said disorganized. Tried calling several times and the machine is so full of unpicked up messages you can not even leave a message. Have tried several times sending emails without any responds. Checking the web site we are currently well into March 2026 and still the February monthly bake schedule is posted. Want to continue to support the store but honestly frustrated... read more

Excellent local bakery with a large selection of regular & specialty breads & cakes, which they do offer by the slice. If something isnt out, be sure to ask - it may still be cooling on the rack & too warm to put out on the shelf! Their Asiago bread is quite good with soup & for sandwiches. If you like a sweet bread try the Apple Pie bread. Staff is always friendly & helpful. Check out website for schedule of their specialty breads & list of their many offerings. read more

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! read more

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Waite Park, MN location does not allow customers to use the app. Very disappointed. Will likely not return

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. read more

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 read more

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

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! read more

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

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. read more

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... read more

Yum! I give this place a 5 star because it truly can not get any better! What place offers you a variety of different scones, muffins, etc, to sample while they bag up your order? That's true customer service. The cinnamon chip scone I tasted as my sample was divine...I had to get one for my daughter as she loves scones. I, typically do not like scones, but this place might change me! In my bag was a loaf of honey wheat bread and some pepperoni bread. Both loaves were still warm/hot as I left and the lady was kind enough to throw in an extra bag and tie to put the bread in when I got home in case the first bag got moist from the heat. Again, who the heck thinks of all this for their customers??? SO SO glad I did a search for best bread in St Paul the other night, otherwise I would have never known of this place. Keep yelping yelpers!!! Its so nice to do a search and come up with these fab places. I can not wait to go back. Oh and by the way, our entire loaf of pepperoni bread is already gone......... read more

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. read more

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

This is the most unusual, delicious bread. Its thinly sliced, but very dense. You also don't refrigerate it to stay fresh. They have a monthly newsletter that list all the specials. It's good to pick this up because they have a lot of variations. Once I picked up a loaf at Kowalski's, and it's about two bucks more, so it's worth it to stop at the shop. Then you know it's always fresh. It's also in the vicinity of some other favorite places, and next to 526 Salon. On Mondays don't bother going til the afternoon. They start everything from scratch that day, so nothing is on the shelves in the morning. read more

I was house-sitting in the neighborhood a few weeks ago and when I remembered that Great Harvest was right around the corner, this became my regular breakfast stop for the duration of my stay. PLUS: Delicious, inventive breads like the bruschetta bread with tomatoes and pesto baked inside. The fabulous creation known as the "scruffin," a half scone half muffin which is basically a softer, sweeter version of the traditional scone--so moist, no butter needed. Dunn Bros coffee for the taking. MINUS: Sandwiches are a little over-priced for what you get and the service could be a lot friendlier. When the owner serves you, she's great, but some of the other employees are gruff and not very knowledgeable. I became the "duchess" (according to the new Foursquare-esque rankings used by Yelp check-ins) of Great Harvest in a matter of days, so I guess that's a testament to it's overall appeal. read more

Two words: MONKEY BREAD. If I really want to be lazy on a Saturday morning, I skip kickboxing, run down to Great Harvest and pick up this little guilty pleasure. Which my roommate and I will devour while catching up on trashy reality television all morning. Of course, everything else is fantastic, too. Cookies are devine, bread is dense and rich, and it's all natural. So it can't be that bad for you, right? read more

So pretty much all I have to say, is, spinach and feta bread. I mean spinach and feta is really one of my all time favorite-in-the-whole-world combinations ever. Like ever. And then you go put it in a chewy on the outside-gooey on the inside whole wheat loaf? TO DIE FOR, seriously, the best bread ever. If you get it when it is freshly baked, man, I do not even know. I can eat like half the loaf. Too bad they only make it on Fridays and Saturdays, but of course I went today hoping they had it. *sigh* The end. But other than that, their whole wheat is also amazing, and their white bread is the only white bread I will eat, because once again, it is the best ever. read more

Great Harvest Bread Company - Bakeries Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

I was looking for a bakery in Saint Paul that made a Mardi Gras King Cake AND had the baby that goes in the cake. Yippee, I found it here. Good work. I got there about 4ish and wanted a sandwich too, but they stop making them at a certain time. O'well, maybe next time. read more

I felt like I walked into the backdoor of a kitchen this morning when I went into Great Harvest Bread Co. this morning. Quite obviously they care only about bread. Which is cool with me, I guess, but can they turn that power towards something like bagels? Then after than interior design. Then I would be happy. They were pretty picked over, and I had heard about their spelt choco chip cookies. I was informed that they were out, and weren't planning on making any today. He then told me that I could go to Cooqi on Marshall and Cretin. I thanked him for his information, bought my 5 lb whole wheat and dill "Oregon" bread and left. I crossed the street with my bread tucked baby like under my arm. Oh, and they sample their breads generously and have a creepy bowl of creamy butter to slater. read more

The bread is good and the customer service is good, but the prices have gone up and we don't feel the quality is $2 a loaf higher than the artisan bread at good supermarkets. It IS a small business, andI do like to support local businesses, but most of the time we can't afford to pay that much extra. We do love the goodies...and will visit now and again for a scone fix. If money isn't an issue, the bread is good here. read more

Based on someone's recent review, yesterday I purchased Panettone from Great Harvest Bread Company. I called ahead, they said they had 2 left, and if they were from a dated batch that was not disclosed. It was wrapped with a decorative tag, no where did it disclose the bake/packaging date. Cons: Caveat I am new to MSP and had to pick a place to get the New Year Eve and New Year morning tradition treat of panettone. 1) It was packaged with two separate layers of plastic and film so I couldn't view the product and no visible ones were on display. 2) The bread tasted like a biscuit that had the right fruit additions in it. 3) Bread was not sweet or airy at all. 3) Heavy texture. 4) Rather than being a lovely high shape it looked like a rustic loaf of bread. 5) Totally ruined the tradition of enjoying panettone on New Year's Eve night and breakfast the next morning. 6) Great Harvest selling me the only bad $11.99 panettone I've ever had. Pros: 1) Staff was nice on the phone when I called ahead, asked about the fruits they included in the panettone (so I could verify it was the real thing, hah, hah), and requested they set aside one for me. 2) The tasting of some fruit bread I had at the till was good -- but the butter was not. I had envisioned driving to the shop and dropping the rest of the loaf off to prove it's clearly a bad product. However, no need to have a pal on the new year by pretending that staff would care or feel a professional indebtedness to send me home with something else to enjoy -- something that can be taste tested from the bread board at the till ahead of time. read more

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I have a big announcement. I have found a Scone Shortcut. Yes, that highly-treasured, time-efficient way to ensure Leah gets the carbs and sugars she needs, in scone form, on her way to work- I have found it. It is called Great Harvest on Selby. Great Harvest, as a independently-franchised company, makes the best goddamned scones on the planet. Whether you're into savory or sweetness, their scones are substantial, non-crumbly, tender confections of love and berries and (my favorite) cinnamon chips and most importantly- butter and cream. If I'm not getting 40% of my daily dairy with each bite, I'm not interested. That is not a problem here. And only a $1.50. I mean, this is proof that god exists as far as I'm concerned. read more

I miss this place. Where can I get a good bread spot like this in NYC? Everything is fresh, and all so yummy! I miss the raisin bread :) read more

Really not that great. Poor quality of ingredients, and bad flavor. It is hard to find a bakery treat, especially cookies, that I seriously did not want to finish... And the prices are a bit steeper than other places nearby that DO use higher quality, locally sourced, some organic ingredients that are MUCH tastier. I will not be back, but predominately due to the oatmeal chocolate chip being not just completely lacking in any taste (how do you mess up a cookie that bad?) and more importantly- it gave me a stomach ache! Makes sense as they seem to employ highschoolers and the place is somewhat unkempt and unprofessional. This is not artesian style items... although it is touted as such. read more

I have never ever been disappointed with Great Harvest! Their products are delicious, affordable and fresh! The staff is friendly, warm, and efficient and goes out of their way to help customers. The stores are always clean and well organized. All of their products are jam packed with flavor and leave me satisfied and wanting more! The only possible thing I don't like about Great Harvest is the fact that they are closed on Sundays! read more

Recently, my hubby picked up a rhubarb coffee cake from the Great Harvest stand at the Nicollet Mall farmer's market. Unfortunately, when we tried to eat the cake, the rhubarb was already fermented. Yuk. He called Great Harvest, and they were more than willing to take the cake back and let us get something else. We stopped by the Great Harvest location on Selby to make our exchange. The staff was friendly, even though we came in 5 minutes before they closed. They never rushed me in making my decision or told me they were closed, which I appreciated. They had lots of goodies that looked delicious, including a cherry cobbler cake and blueberry bread. In the end, we decided to get a half dozen cookies (a mix of oatmeal chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin) and one of their chai bars. The chai bar was amazing. It was similar to a pumpkin bar with cream cheese icing. You could definitely taste the chai spices like nutmeg, cardamom and cinnamon in the cake. It was super moist and flavorful and I would definitely get this again. read more

Of all the healthy things that a person should buy from this place and I do...I have an addiction to the Cinnamon chip scones they make! There are like the ones Starbucks offered ten years ago before they decided to cover them with sugar and ruin the flavor of the scone. They are light fluffy and for me the perfect complement to a cup of coffee. Buy the way I have a friend that came and visited me he walked down to the bakery one morning and sampled one of the hot loafs of bread that came out of the oven, bought one home and proceed the eat the entire thing it was so good. Some one may need to come up with a 12 step program for Great Harvest Bread products... read more

OMG the scones!!! thats all i have to say.. they were amazing!! they were orgasmic!!

It's true: I'm a bread-aholic. I love the bread at Great Harvest and try to stop by whenever I'm in the neighborhood. The quality of the bread is fantastic and I like the opportunity to spend some time checking out the available varieties. I particularly love the Pepperoni Roll that's available on Saturdays -- it's greasy, spicy and just a perfect weekend treat - and the Oregon herb. The white bread makes great toast that's ready for a slathering of peanut butter. They also have great cookies (Oatmeal Chocolate Chip!) and always have samples available. TIP: Save the paper inserts in the bread bags and trade them in for a free loaf after you collect 12 of them. read more

I appreciate that Great Harvest knows what it does well, and does just that. If I want a loaf of good bread, I can walk in, find the bread, and leave. In addition to every day varieties of bread, they have some really good "special" breads, like the Potato garlic (Garlic Potato?) bread. It's super dense and chewy, but really tasty. I feel like many people assume that bread of this variety is much more expensive than what you get at the grocery store, but for the slight cost increase it totally kicks your home-made lunch up a notch. Also, samples. Yay! read more

I have not actually visited a Great Harvest Bread store, but I make a stop at their Minneapolis Nicollet Mall framers market stand every Thursday morning! I can not resist the Rhubarb Apple Crunch bread. It is dense, chewy and has a great crunch topping. I think it is meant for one, but it is so large that I can eat half for breakfast and save the other half for an afternoon pick me up. The staff is always cheerful and nice, even as the weather turns cold and rainy. I will be sad to see them pack up for the winter. read more

This is my weekly stop for breads (Breakfast Blast and Premium White) along with Ginger Bop cookies. The shop has a good vibe, with friendly staff who enjoy a chat. And the shortbread is great to add to holiday mailings. All year my family back home talk about how good it is! read more

What do you do after a bomb a$$ meal at Revival? You head over to Great Harvest and grab a couple loaves because...carbs. This bakery was poppin' so the boo and I decided to stop in to check it out. We got the pepperoni roll loaf and grabbed some bites of the blueberry muffin, spinach and feta bread, and egg nog tea bread. All were delicious but the spinach and feta bread really stood out. I feel like it would be perfect with some sun dried tomato spread and roast chicken. The pepperoni roll bread did not disappoint...layers of fresh pepperoni and garlic rolled in doughy goodness. The ladies behind the counter were kind and helpful and seemed to really be enjoying their time at work. They had a ton of pre-made soup mixes for sale so that's definitely on my list for next time. Can't wait to try their other varieties. read more

I'm still not over the fact that the Woodbury location closed and I have to drive, like, 2 miles further to this location for my pasta and bread and cookie fix, but I'll survive. The employees here are super helpful and nice, even when I take approx 20 minutes to choose the goods I want. Whether you want sweet or savory, they have it here. Carb it up and pick up one of everything. read more

We get the white rolls for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, whatever. They're super soft and dense and taste like homemade, the highest praise I can give. Another favorite is the Spinach Feta bread, for bruschetta. OMG yum by itself too. My mom-in-law lives north and asks us to bring Great Harvest bread whenever we visit. Any kind, she loves it all. I've never had anything bad from Great Harvest. Sorry for those who experienced otherwise :-( read more

Great Harvest is a nice little bread and bakery that happens to be incredibly close to home. I very much enjoy the samples of various breads that they offer and their cookies, oh the delicious cookies! I would say the bread is a little higher cost than at the co-op but it's baked fresh, in house! And let me tell you, that puts their offerings in a class of their own. They also have breakfast goodies to go and lunch - neither in which I've tried... Yet! read more

The best bread in town. This is the only bakery in the cities that bakes small batches with fresh ground flour. I'm off New French lately. They are getting very corporate and their flour is pretty much the same as they use at Byerly's. French Meadow has gotten all weird putting protein powder in most of their breads? What up with that? Lame! So I'm left with Great Harvest. Luckily they stock this stuff at my co-op, but if I get a chance I like to stop into the bakery and buy the bread, check the samples and maybe get a sandwich. They will also sell you their flour which is vastly better than the stuff you can get in the bins at the co-op. Fresh ground=yum! read more