Dianna W.
8/7/2025
I discovered the smaller size Anderson Bakery in the market place of San Ramon . Which is the original Anderson bakery inside Stoneridge mall . There are all kinds of goodies inside . Japanese...
Andersen Bakery
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192 Market Pl Ste D15
San Ramon, CA 94583
Andersen Bakery is a renowned bakery in San Ramon, CA, offering a delectable range of freshly baked bread, pastries, cakes, and seasonal items. Their signature Japanese Shokupan is meticulously handcrafted to achieve a unique texture and taste, while their Danish pastries are baked daily using traditional European techniques and high-quality ingredients.
With a menu that includes a variety of loaf bread, French bread, sourdough, cheese bread, croissants, and made-to-order sandwiches on their freshly made bread, Andersen Bakery ensures a delightful experience for all. Additionally, they offer a selection of signature cakes, including Strawberry Shortcake, Ganache Cake, and Cappuccino Cream Cake, perfect for special occasions. Whether it's for office events or any other occasion, Andersen Bakery also provides catering services, making them a go-to destination for all your bakery needs.
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3.565 reviews
Cat N.
7/8/2025
Pricey but yummy. Great service. We had the pesto cheese bread, chocolate croissant, and raspberry cream cheese danish. Everything was so fresh. The pesto bread literally crunched and crackled...
M N.
7/13/2025
I paid $7.50 for a Too Good To Go surprise bag and what I received was shocking--everything was stale, dried out, and clearly past its prime. The food was so old and unappetizing that I had to...
Maggie T.
8/12/2024
Andersen Bakery, San Ramon: 2024 Jul 30 (3.66 of 5) The food looks better than the taste. The empanadas are cold and dry (3 of 5). The Crème Brulee tastes good but the top is too thick (4 of 5)....
Sue F.
3/31/2025
I was so excited to see this restaurant so close to work but was very disappointed. The turkey avocado Swiss sandwich was just bad. The sourdough bread was very hard and tough to eat. The turkey...
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