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| - Naturally, the lunch spot during a typical training day, is none other than...the Great Harvest. This bakery/sandwich shop serves up daily crash baked bread asking with your favorite deli meats.
What I like about this place is the daily fresh breads and free samples. What I don't like is when the samples taste nothing like it's title. Which brings me to the artichoke parmesan bread used on today's sandwich.
The sandwich I ordered, specifically referring to the paper order sheet. This phenomenon perplexes me. Is it in place to limit customer interaction? Can't be since the staff it's rather friendly. It's it to expedite orders? Not quite, it seems to cause more confusion with larger lines and is senseless when there is only one person in line who knows exactly what they want to order. I wonder if Mr. Harvest got into an altercation with a customer resulting in a messed up order, hence, the paper order sheet used for documentation purposes. What ever the case may be, it is unique.
I tried out a pastrami and roast beef (extra $1) sandwich topped with lettuce, spinach, dill pickles, tomato, red onion, accented with basil mayo and cranberry sauce on parmesan artichoke bread. A mint chocolate cookie was included to substitute for chips and an apple juice instead of a fountain soda.
The sandwich was...aight, nothing jumped out or wowed me. There isn't even much to elaborate on. It wasn't bad, just not special, yet, fresh and they walk out two feet beyond the counter to call or your name and bring it your food. So the paper order also cancels it anonymity.
I heard this place is a known Mormon eatery, just a fun fact is all. There appears to be a plethora of random business practices and history to Great Harvest, that I wonder if I even come here for the food, our dragged here every training, or gravitate here for some other cosmic unknown reason. #ThingsThatMakeYouSayHmmm???
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