$7 for $15 Worth of Freshly Baked Bread and Sandwiches at Great Harvest Bread Co.
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- Bread baked fresh daily
- No preservatives
- Wide array of sandwiches
- Delicious, fresh sweet treats
Without bread, flour would be so abundant it'd coat the entire earth in a fine white powder, causing museum curators to accidentally collect hibernating bears that appeared petrified. Keep flour where it belongs with today's deal: for $7, you get $15 worth of freshly baked breads, sandwiches, and sweet treats at Great Harvest Bread Co. on West Tropicana Avenue.
Great Harvest specializes in baking tasty delicacies and healthy, homemade breads ($4.75–$9.95 per loaf) that are high in fiber, free of preservatives, and crafted every day with freshly milled flour. The bread selection changes each day of the week; current moist and pillowy selections include honey whole wheat, spinach feta, stollen, and, for discerning primates, monkey bread. Gluten-free and high-protein breads are available in a variety of taste portfolios, including cheddar garlic and cinnamon swirl. Sandwiches include a Tasty Turkey Cobb ($6.95) and the Gourmet Grilled Cheese, which comes with a garlic herb spread, roasted red peppers, and sliced tomatoes, all melted together with provolone, swiss, and sharp cheddar cheese ($6.95). For carb connoisseurs who prefer breaded delights that are easily juggled, Great Harvest bakes scones, muffins, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and bars. Fresh coffee and WiFi ensure that reading stories about bread online is as delightfully easy as snacking on actual bread.
Reviews
The Las Vegas Review-Journal picked Great Harvest Bread Co. as the best bakery in 2010.
Yelpers give Great Harvest Bread Co. an average of four stars, and 83% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- We love to stop by for a stacked sandwich on that fresh-sliced bread…And since a free slice of bread is offered to all comers, we could even stop in just for a snack, should we so desire. – Las Vegas Review-Journal
- I am partial to their Dakota Bread, but they have plenty of bread samples just in case you can't make up your mind. – Michael W., Yelp
- Bread baked fresh daily
- No preservatives
- Wide array of sandwiches
- Delicious, fresh sweet treats
Without bread, flour would be so abundant it'd coat the entire earth in a fine white powder, causing museum curators to accidentally collect hibernating bears that appeared petrified. Keep flour where it belongs with today's deal: for $7, you get $15 worth of freshly baked breads, sandwiches, and sweet treats at Great Harvest Bread Co. on West Tropicana Avenue.
Great Harvest specializes in baking tasty delicacies and healthy, homemade breads ($4.75–$9.95 per loaf) that are high in fiber, free of preservatives, and crafted every day with freshly milled flour. The bread selection changes each day of the week; current moist and pillowy selections include honey whole wheat, spinach feta, stollen, and, for discerning primates, monkey bread. Gluten-free and high-protein breads are available in a variety of taste portfolios, including cheddar garlic and cinnamon swirl. Sandwiches include a Tasty Turkey Cobb ($6.95) and the Gourmet Grilled Cheese, which comes with a garlic herb spread, roasted red peppers, and sliced tomatoes, all melted together with provolone, swiss, and sharp cheddar cheese ($6.95). For carb connoisseurs who prefer breaded delights that are easily juggled, Great Harvest bakes scones, muffins, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and bars. Fresh coffee and WiFi ensure that reading stories about bread online is as delightfully easy as snacking on actual bread.
Reviews
The Las Vegas Review-Journal picked Great Harvest Bread Co. as the best bakery in 2010.
Yelpers give Great Harvest Bread Co. an average of four stars, and 83% of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- We love to stop by for a stacked sandwich on that fresh-sliced bread…And since a free slice of bread is offered to all comers, we could even stop in just for a snack, should we so desire. – Las Vegas Review-Journal
- I am partial to their Dakota Bread, but they have plenty of bread samples just in case you can't make up your mind. – Michael W., Yelp