"If you are a lover of country bread with soul, this image of a just-cut Wave Hill loaf is a large slice of heaven."
Michael Stern
"Bakers Mitchell Rapoport and Margaret Sapir stand at a table with the huge bomb of dough they were working on when I visited about 9:30 in the morning. Three hours later, the loaf I ate was still oven-warm."
Michael Stern
"Wave Hill loaves are made using a natural fermentation process that lasts over eight hours. Although elegant, they pack full flavor that rewards a serious chaw."
Michael Stern
"The crust on this loaf is firm and chewy, not at all brittle. Probably the best thing to do with it -- if you need to do something other than tear at it straight from the bag -- is dip it into some really good olive oil ... or maybe make it into bruschetta ... or spread it with tapenade."
Michael Stern
"Off of busy Route 7 in the back of a building just north and across the road from Orem's Diner, Wave Hill Breads provides window shoppers with a great view of the bakers at work."
Michael Stern