Great Harvest

LOGAN – Logan has a plentiful array of dining areas. Some “chain” restaurants and others are locally grown. Great Harvest is considered a franchise but the minute you walk in the door you’ll feel like home. With amazing bread, delectable sweets and incredible sandwiches be prepared to make many visits.

James is the owner of the Great Harvest in Logan, since it is a franchise it came with standards but James added his own touch and made it a home town favorite. There are approximately 26 different kinds of bread made in the store; bakers arrive early in the morning so every day you get the freshest bread possible. The variety ranges from wheat bread to raspberry blueberry bread and many other options in between. When you walk in you’ll be greeted with a free, warm, slice of bread.

People fall in love with the sweets, a sweets baker comes in early in the morning to bake the important cookies, sweet rolls, brownies, fruit bars, muffins and scones. These delectable treats will have you hooked. The home town favorite is the sweet roll, with or with out nuts, you will get a sweet roll the size of your two hands for less than two dollars. In need of a chocolate fix, check out the brownies, options include white chocolate, milk chocolate or nuts. They are huge and divine; don’t forget your milk on the way out.

When you need an incredible sandwich, look no farther. James, his wife and the staff created amazing sandwiches that have customers coming back for more. The sandwiches are unique made with fresh bread and local ingredients. There are some regulars that come in everyday to get the same sandwich because they can’t get enough. You’ll have an option of six different unique sandwiches, half or whole, chips or carrots for a reasonable price.

The staff is friendly; you can tell they love their job. They are willing to do anything for you, make your gift basket extra special, wrap 300 cookies for you or what ever else you could possibly need. You’ll meet many locals with unique stories in the welcoming environment; don’t forget to look at the local art while you’re eating and watch others pass the store through the big windows. Once you come in, you’ll turn into family and will want to always come back.