Breadsmith Of Greenfield

Love the rolls and bread. Reminds me of what my Grandmother use to make.

Been a customer of this location for 20--30 years. Great, fresh bread baked on site. Well, except not fresh. Baked elsewhere at a factory location. And except not so fresh, either because it's shipped in from the day before. The employees are great, too. A little slow, though and have to have orders repeated often. But they know the rules. All this said, don't need to use a restroom at this shop. They have rules at this store, you see. No one may use any bathroom at this shop. The rules say that you can't use a restroom here, no matter what. Need to go so bad you may have to pee on the floor, well, those are the rules. Rules are important, like they taught us in the 1940s in Germany. Rules are rules. On crutches or in a wheelchair with a disability like me? Too bad. They have rules. There may be a bathroom to use across an intersection like 76th and Layton Ave but maybe you'll make it. If not, well, they have the rules of course. After all, just because you're on crutches and need to go that doesn't meen you get to break the rules of this concentration cam... bakery... er, warehouse. I'm glad that they taught me well at this store by calling police. I lost control due to a severe nerve issue. Breadsmith taught me to do right. When my disabilith caused me to lose control of my bladder while in the store they taught me my lesson by calling police. If I'm about to lose control of my bladder I should go somewhere else. And if I should lose control and wet my pants like I did make sure to apologize profusely and make sure to mop the floor. That's what the friendly officer taught me. It may be a bit difficult to clean the floor while on crutches but, after all, rules are rules. And they have police to assure that I learn their lessons. Good day old bread, though. Just be sure not to have to pee here. You could wind up at Dach.. er, in jail.

The prices are somewhat high, but the portions are generous. I recommend signing up for their loyalty program.

The best bread of all time! I enjoy picking up some from special places. We’ll pop the unturned leaves into a hot one until it’s crispy, and then it’s slathered in butter!

One of my favorites is the cranberry walnut bread they offer on Saturdays, but I was really disappointed with the one I picked up today. There were no cranberries, just a few walnuts, and it seemed like some raisins were used instead. I wish I could share a picture of what I received. At $7.95, it just wasn't worth the trip today.