Great Harvest Bread — Restaurant in Billings

I just wanted to share a little story. Back in the 90's i was living over off of yale. It was my mother 2 brothers 2 sisters and a step dad that was a trucker so he was gone all but the weekends. My mom was depressed i think thats the nice word we use for highly neglectfull. Anyway every day during the summers one of my brothers and sisters and i would wander from rimrock elementary or veterans park over to this store. They were always very very kind. They would give us the sample of bread a whole slice! With butter and honey. Some days if we were super lucky we could get a second slice.

Thank you. To the workers that worked during that time the owner just thank you.

You didnt know this but often times that was the only thing we would eat that day. For dinner to be made my mother would have had to come out of her room. I still remember the huge pickles (or at the time they seemed that way) from the store that was next to you guys im not sure it is still there.

Anyway i just wanted to stop and take a moment to be grateful to your store for helping little kids that you really didnt have to

What a treat! Do you yearn for memories of great smelling artisan bread? Perhaps you never had the opportunity? Hesitate no longer! Hustle on over to a scenic, picturesque side of Billings filled with story book homes, surrounded by majestic trees. Open the door to an unassuming storefront and be pleasantly greeted with tantilizing aromas. As you are trying to process all that goodness in the air and before your eyes, pondering what to order...the generous bakers offer you a sample of their labor of love. Our sample upon our first visit was Pumpkin Spice Bread with Chocolate Chips, smothered in real whipped butter! We then proceeded to order Breakfast Sandwiches... Pepper Jack Cheese was not an official choice, and yet it is what we graciously received. Choice of ham and bacon? Too tough to call, we got both for only a buck extra. Great food, great service. A memory to cherish, and another visit to look forward to! Fantabulostic!...

These are franchises. The franchisees are allowed to make whatever sandwiches and drinks they want.however, corporate really needs to have guidelines. The very first one I went to in Logan Utah was awesome. Except they didn't have cappuccino. The second one in Idaho falls was awesome. Cappuccino sandwiches. This one left a LOT to be desired.they give you a free piece of bread or sweetbreads when you come in and order something. The other two places gave you a piece that was like 2 in wide. This place gave a tiny piece of bread. The sandwich did not have pesto on both sides of the bread. The other two places had the goop on both sides of the bread not just one. I ordered a breve mocha. The beans were burned, there was barely any chocolate in it. It took her ten minutes to make it. I will pick somewhere else next time, since corporate doesn't keep some sort...