Great Harvest Bread Co
139 E Main St, Northville, MI, 48167
Great Harvest Bread Co Menu
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Bakery Treats
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Bread Menu
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Address :
139 E Main St
Northville, MI, 48167 - Phone (248) 344-4404
- Website https://www.greatharvestnorthville.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 6:3
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Good For : Brunch
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Christine L.
The cinnamon bread here is amazing and honestly the best bread I have ever ate!! I will be returning for it and also to try more things!!
(5)Matthew K.
Would give this place a 5, but their bread is consistently underdone by at least 5 minutes in the oven. Which is too bad, because the bread tastes great, but the texture is off -- chewy by being doughy instead of from good gluten structure. Also tried a sour cherry bran muffin and a sugar cookie -- both were good. I just can't stomach paying $7 for a loaf of underbaked bread :-/ 4 loaves in a row now that have been underdone... Otherwise, it has an open interior, a lot of variety, and friendly workers.
(4)Sarang K.
Their samples are A WHOLE SLICE... amazing. I bought a loaf of Honey Wheat Bread, sliced, and it's not exactly my thing. My brother on the other hand loves it. It's quite yeasty but I guess some people like that. I have to admit that with a slab of butter it does taste pretty good, but it might be more the butter. LOL. But the bread is extremely fresh and even fluffy! I'll probably be back to check out their other breads but only if I happen to be that-a-way.
(3)Benjie S.
What a great fucking place. A house of bread, sandwiches, cookies and so much more. I've only been here a handful of times. Each visit has been well worth it. The owners are incredibly friendly and nice. The service is spot on. Sandwiches are made to order and everything tastes like it was made that day. With a great variety in breads, sandwiches and snacks. It is simply a wonderful place to have in the neighborhood.
(4)Nathasja T.
Great Harvest Bread Company's cinnamon bread is the stuff that carb dreams are made of. This delicately layered bread has veins of sugary-cinnamony goodness woven throughout, allthewhile staying moist, sticky and deliciously reminiscent of a cinnamon bun. I like to take a slice and ever so lightly toast it to bring out its sweetness. If I am going all out I add a light layer of butter before sinking my teeth in this treat. All of their breads are a winner, but besides the obvious cinnamon variety my favorites include Dakota bread and garlic cheese. How do I know they're all good? Simple. Samples. Generous ones at that. I appreciate the ability to sample, this way you can see if you are going to like it before being stuck with a loaf you might not like. Not like you will have that problem here, though. Their cookies are humongous and not overly sweet. They are quite perfect, actually. Oatmeal raisin is my favorite, but I won't ever kick their chocolate chip ones out of my bed for crumbling, either. Ooooh, bad joke alert! Kidding aside, when you're in the area just stop by. They have a deli menu with soups and sandwiches which I hear are good. For a lovingly crafted, fresh high quality bread you don't want to miss this place.
(4)Jim W.
16 bucks for 2 sandwiches, 2 chips and one pop. It sure was good food. The sandwich bread was just plain good
(5)Kate B.
These people take their bread seriously. They will let you sample before you buy, so you don't have to commit to a full loaf. Beautiful hand-crafted loafs, cookies, and rolls.
(4)Katie M.
A Carb Lovers Dream! Despite my many attempts to Atkins may way through losing a few, I can never pass up a slice (or loaf) at Great Harvest. Upon a recent trip, I tried their Fall Corn Bread, made with Banana Peppers rather than jalepenos-what a treat! The perfect marriage of sweet corn and a little bite of spice with the peppers. Sandwiches are fresh and made on your choice of bread - try the high fiber blend, and the soups are fresh and unique - tomato basil has tasty tiny cheese filled raviolis swimming throughout. But, if there is one bread on your bucket list it has to be the Cheddar Garlic Loaf. With generous chunks of cheddar and cloves throughout - perfect for dunking, dipping toasting or just simply chowing on. If you have a sweet tooth, try their cookies-one is enough to split with about 4 people. If you come across a broken one on display, they are typically only a quarter - so be on the lookout!
(4)Rockea L.
Had a great experience here yesterday. Let me start with the service, prompt and firendly! Now onto the food. I had the turkey club which was to die for. The flavor of the cheese was outstanding and the whole sandwich screamed quality. I sampled a slice of cinnamon swirl while waiting and wound up purchasing a small loaf. Definitely worth the trip from Southfield!!!
(5)Kelly B.
The bread is fantastic, I must try their pancake mix next visit, but the reason I'm writing today is the new sandwiches!! Super fresh, made to order, obviously on fabulous bread. High quality meats and cheeses, not to mention the veggies! I tried the Italian, with salami, ham and provolone on sourdough which included lettuce, tomato and banana peppers, with a light "dressing" which was just the perfect amount of vinaigrette for a fabulous sandwich. I can't wait to try another!
(4)Cheri H.
My family is addicted to the breads! We stop in a couple of times a week for some yummy goodies. My daughter looks forward to her slice of bread while I choose some good things to take home. I recommend any of their fruit coffee cake items and muffins!!! My mother in law lives 4 hours away and when she visits, she takes items home to freeze and eat there. She is addicted as well. Her hairdresser won't take money, instead takes bread as payment!
(5)Jackie R.
Bread Heaven! No joke! When I first moved to Northville I was told of this place and that I had to visit it. Their bread can be smelled from a blcok away and it lures you into it with free samples of delicious fresh baked bread. Mmmm this place is a Northville staple and is worth visiting!
(4)Christine L.
The cinnamon bread here is amazing and honestly the best bread I have ever ate!! I will be returning for it and also to try more things!!
(5)Matthew K.
Would give this place a 5, but their bread is consistently underdone by at least 5 minutes in the oven. Which is too bad, because the bread tastes great, but the texture is off -- chewy by being doughy instead of from good gluten structure. Also tried a sour cherry bran muffin and a sugar cookie -- both were good. I just can't stomach paying $7 for a loaf of underbaked bread :-/ 4 loaves in a row now that have been underdone... Otherwise, it has an open interior, a lot of variety, and friendly workers.
(4)Sarang K.
Their samples are A WHOLE SLICE... amazing. I bought a loaf of Honey Wheat Bread, sliced, and it's not exactly my thing. My brother on the other hand loves it. It's quite yeasty but I guess some people like that. I have to admit that with a slab of butter it does taste pretty good, but it might be more the butter. LOL. But the bread is extremely fresh and even fluffy! I'll probably be back to check out their other breads but only if I happen to be that-a-way.
(3)Nathasja T.
Great Harvest Bread Company's cinnamon bread is the stuff that carb dreams are made of. This delicately layered bread has veins of sugary-cinnamony goodness woven throughout, allthewhile staying moist, sticky and deliciously reminiscent of a cinnamon bun. I like to take a slice and ever so lightly toast it to bring out its sweetness. If I am going all out I add a light layer of butter before sinking my teeth in this treat. All of their breads are a winner, but besides the obvious cinnamon variety my favorites include Dakota bread and garlic cheese. How do I know they're all good? Simple. Samples. Generous ones at that. I appreciate the ability to sample, this way you can see if you are going to like it before being stuck with a loaf you might not like. Not like you will have that problem here, though. Their cookies are humongous and not overly sweet. They are quite perfect, actually. Oatmeal raisin is my favorite, but I won't ever kick their chocolate chip ones out of my bed for crumbling, either. Ooooh, bad joke alert! Kidding aside, when you're in the area just stop by. They have a deli menu with soups and sandwiches which I hear are good. For a lovingly crafted, fresh high quality bread you don't want to miss this place.
(4)Jim W.
16 bucks for 2 sandwiches, 2 chips and one pop. It sure was good food. The sandwich bread was just plain good
(5)Kate B.
These people take their bread seriously. They will let you sample before you buy, so you don't have to commit to a full loaf. Beautiful hand-crafted loafs, cookies, and rolls.
(4)Katie M.
A Carb Lovers Dream! Despite my many attempts to Atkins may way through losing a few, I can never pass up a slice (or loaf) at Great Harvest. Upon a recent trip, I tried their Fall Corn Bread, made with Banana Peppers rather than jalepenos-what a treat! The perfect marriage of sweet corn and a little bite of spice with the peppers. Sandwiches are fresh and made on your choice of bread - try the high fiber blend, and the soups are fresh and unique - tomato basil has tasty tiny cheese filled raviolis swimming throughout. But, if there is one bread on your bucket list it has to be the Cheddar Garlic Loaf. With generous chunks of cheddar and cloves throughout - perfect for dunking, dipping toasting or just simply chowing on. If you have a sweet tooth, try their cookies-one is enough to split with about 4 people. If you come across a broken one on display, they are typically only a quarter - so be on the lookout!
(4)Rockea L.
Had a great experience here yesterday. Let me start with the service, prompt and firendly! Now onto the food. I had the turkey club which was to die for. The flavor of the cheese was outstanding and the whole sandwich screamed quality. I sampled a slice of cinnamon swirl while waiting and wound up purchasing a small loaf. Definitely worth the trip from Southfield!!!
(5)Benjie S.
What a great fucking place. A house of bread, sandwiches, cookies and so much more. I've only been here a handful of times. Each visit has been well worth it. The owners are incredibly friendly and nice. The service is spot on. Sandwiches are made to order and everything tastes like it was made that day. With a great variety in breads, sandwiches and snacks. It is simply a wonderful place to have in the neighborhood.
(4)Kelly B.
The bread is fantastic, I must try their pancake mix next visit, but the reason I'm writing today is the new sandwiches!! Super fresh, made to order, obviously on fabulous bread. High quality meats and cheeses, not to mention the veggies! I tried the Italian, with salami, ham and provolone on sourdough which included lettuce, tomato and banana peppers, with a light "dressing" which was just the perfect amount of vinaigrette for a fabulous sandwich. I can't wait to try another!
(4)Cheri H.
My family is addicted to the breads! We stop in a couple of times a week for some yummy goodies. My daughter looks forward to her slice of bread while I choose some good things to take home. I recommend any of their fruit coffee cake items and muffins!!! My mother in law lives 4 hours away and when she visits, she takes items home to freeze and eat there. She is addicted as well. Her hairdresser won't take money, instead takes bread as payment!
(5)Jackie R.
Bread Heaven! No joke! When I first moved to Northville I was told of this place and that I had to visit it. Their bread can be smelled from a blcok away and it lures you into it with free samples of delicious fresh baked bread. Mmmm this place is a Northville staple and is worth visiting!
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