Andersen Bakery

I like to come here because of the soup! I like the noodles that they use in the Chicken Noodle Soup. The sour dough bread that it came with was so stale though and cut extremely weird.
Pretty subpar place but I would come again for the Chicken Noodle Soup, I love soup!

The sandwiches are all sooo gooood!!! They always have a long line so they should look into hiring more staff during busy times. But waiting for good food is worth it. The turkey and Swiss sandwich is excellent and add sprouts for a nice crunch. All their bread and pastries are fresh. Management: this location is really good keep your staff nicely trained and on site during rushes so you don’t loose your customers who can’t wait too long.

Came here during lunch time and there was no wait or line. There is no food court in this mall and this is probably one of the few healthier choices to eat at.
What I did not understand about this location was why they do not do the half sandwich and half soup option like the other Anderson Bakery places do.
Anyways, I ordered the chicken sandwich on wheat bread. The sandwich was ok. It was a little dry and I had better. It was cut in half and each wrapped separately. It cost around 7 bucks if I remembered correctly. Which was not too bad considering everything in the mall costs around the same.
Anther time i came here in the morning and updated a breakfast ham cheese sandwich. It was warmed up upon ordering and was delicious. If I were to come to this mall during breakfast hours and want something small I would only go here.
The employees were nice and I never had a problem with them. I would probably come back here only for the breakfast.

Convenient in location and fast service, but limited in seating and a bit compacted.
The lady behind the register was happy and friendly, but she got our order wrong. I noticed it after I ate my whole sandwich, too late to complain now
I didn’t get any, but they seem to provide water and one sample. Not sure if it’s everyday tho
The turkey swiss and avocado sandwich tasted good and can easily be made at home. While in California BLT I could only taste two thing: bacon and bean sprouts. However, the vegetables were fresh and bacon was nicely cooked. Nothing out of the extraordinarily, but still gonna visit to try out the tuna sandwich
Comes with a complimentary: a pickle

The mall has so many better food options than this café. It wants to give you an upscale vibe, but serves just regular lunchmeat.
Service is very poor. Example: the water station was missing water. Even after letting the cashier know, no one bothered to acknowledge it or fill it up.
The sandwiches are not that great either. The bread is dry and stale.
The cookies are dense like brownies.
This place can’t get anything right.

Great selection of breads, pastries and sandwiches…
My fave here has always been the eggplant and fresh mozzarella sandwich the balsamic on sliced sourdough… delicious…and their cheese breads or ham/​cheese croissants are the best… sister had the almond brioche and said it was delicious… looks almost like a dinner roll but was soft, almond-​y and flavorful.
Yolanda was helping me today and staff all very nice and friendly and offering recommendations on the pastries. :)

I came here the other day for lunch with my coworker. There was no line and the staff were friendly. I ordered the turkey/​avocado/​swiss sandwich on whole grain bread, while my coworker ordered a small of both the chicken noodle and tomato soups. We specified our order to-​go to bring back to our office and it was ready within 5 – 10 minutes.
I enjoyed my sandwich — it had a great amount of turkey and avocado and the bread I chose held up well. My coworker enjoyed both of her soups. I tried some of her tomato soup and agreed it was on point! If we are ever by the mall again during lunch, we’ll definitely visit Andersen Bakery!

SUPER GOOD! This place is too good to be true. The baked goods are fresh, original and so delicious. Customer service was what it should be… Efficient, polite and quick.

Whenever I have to take the ACE Train, I stop by Anderson’s to get a few of their loaves of bread. I usually get garlic, international, and the Pisano. These loaves have a cheese filling in them, and when toasted and sliced, are delicious!
Unfortunately I wish I can say the same thing about their salad. I ordered the mini chicken fruit salad to go because I absolutely cannot miss my bus to the train station. If I miss it, then I miss my train, and the buses come hourly. So as I’m now sitting here at the bus stop eating the salad, I realized that there’s no dressing.
I’m not a big fan of leaves. But I force myself to eat salads because they are healthy. I looked through the bags they gave me to see if the dressing came separately. Nothing. I looked sifted through the leaves… Nothing.
I’m disappointed. Luckily it didn’t taste too bad. The salad came with apples, mandarin oranges, grapes, and pecans. The fruit and pecans gave the salad flavor, but it would’ve been better with the sesame vinaigrette it advertised.
I recommend their breads. But if you’re getting a salad, don’t get it to go. Dine in just in case there’s a mistake.

This isn’t my favorite Andersen Bakery to go to. Their service is usually very slow, but I put up with it because I too work in the food industry and if there’s a lot of people, I get it.
Today, I was in line with two other ladies that were together, this younger Filipino girl was helping them. She was the only one on the pastry side on this Tuesday Night. I waited a good 5 minutes for a «Hi, we’ll be right with you» or something like that, I got nothing, but it wasn’t a big deal. I was like «okay, it’s the holidays. Whatever.» because I’m human and I get it. The employee goes over to the side of the pastry case where I’m standing, waiting to be helped, grabs a jalapeño cheese bread and then looks up and makes direct eye contact with me. Then proceeds to cut up the bread on the other side. For a good 2 minutes I’m the only one standing at the party case, waiting. These Asian ladies come in and they’re browsing around me, but you know they’re just looking and I’m assuming (because I’m a decent person) that they’re just checking out the selection and not intending on line jumping me. So, this girl is now unrolling receipt paper, turns to glance at me and the Asian ladies walk up to the register and she proceeds to help them instead of me. I’m not a problematic person, I simply say «Excuse me, I was next.» and the ladies are acting and like they didn’t see me and the employee is like «Oh I don’t know. I didn’t see you.» So confused and slightly annoyed I remind her, «Um, I was the only one standing here. You made DIRECT eye contact with me.» and she continues to look puzzled and say «Oh, I don’t know.»
At this point I’m over it because she’s wasted my time and she’s staring at me like I’m lying about my position in line, as if my need for their pastries was that serious. I simply just leave. Went over to Wetzels Pretzels where the customer service was pleasant and speedy. Needless to say, I won’t be coming back.
Management, if you’re reading this I’d suggest you retrain most of your staff so your store can run smoothly.

Good sandwiches. Maybe a little understaffed, and ordering system is a little confusing, you will have to pay and then wait. But anywhere that bakes fresh bread will have great sandos and this place is head and shoulders above most.

Poor customer service, long lines, change customer for butter. I will not return to this bakery.

Bread and sandwiches are good. however, they always mess up my order. And today, which was the final straw, they were going to charge me 10¢for each butter… Even though I dump money to them on a regular basis since I work at the mall. Rather than losing a customer she should have just gave me a couple butters.

I went to the Stoneridge mall for something different but was a little hungry.
Seeing the usual uninspiring food choices as I was walking to the exit, I saw Andersens.
The front of the store with the fresh product piled high with fresh baked items was very inviting.
I purchased a pesto cheese bread for $ 3.75 to have with my pasta dinner I was having. I also purchased a jalapeño roll as well which I ate today.
All I can say is AMAZING!
Both were totally awesome.
Can’t wait to go back and try something else.
Closed on Sunday? What? That’s okay. Won’t kill me and I think that more businesses should care enough about their team members that they can count on a consistent day off every week to do as they please.
Nice job Andersens!

It’s a shame that this place does not have a better rating. My mom and I have been coming here for years, since I was in middle school. Their pastries are yummy! I love the ones that have cream cheese and raspberry. They also have really great jalapeño bread, which they can slice up for you.
I’m not a big fan of the sandwiches, but my mom loves them, and I appreciate that there’s vegetarian options for her which a lot of other places in the mall don’t have.
The cons?: There is very limited seating and its right next to the bakery and sandwich lines. Your food may take a while to come out. And the last time I visited, my mom’s soup came out luke warm.

Came here Friday morning + Saturday afternoon. ^_^
Friday, I walked out with 1 Apple pie + 1 other pastry (cream cheese + raspberry filling) = Yum!
Saturday, I lucked out by grabbing the last 3 Apple pies.
Prices are cheap + affordable compared to Tous les jous in Dublin, CA
I will stop by here IF I’m ever back to the Mall.
And, friendly customer service.

I don’t know about other food here, but their sandwiches are on top! I’ll come back and would recommend for friends:)

I am a little surprised with all the negativity about the place. The tea was NUMI, the breads delicious and the service was prompt. It is a bread and soup and sandwich place and I could not fault them on anything. Tried their strawberry Danish, cinnamon roll and their cream cheese donut, all great!

Stoneridge Mall’s better lunch bargain. Darn good sandwiches put together with care, made with bread that’s as good as La Brea Bakery back in Los Angeles. I also am in salivating lickin’ awe with their Butternut Squash soup. I asked the cashier so what kind of coffee you got, he said, «Regular or Decaf.» I peeked past him and it was some kind of French Roast out of a dispenser. So underwhelming coffee led me to Dr. Pepper. But bread and pastries, and a sandwich, and a good enough thirty minutes sitting back — well, glad I came and will come again. #sincerity

came in to order breakfast before my work shift at the restaurant. was in uniform n all but its not the point. was the only person in line, greeted then was never asked if i wanted anything. stood there for another minute only to be looked at and walked away from. walked out in disbelief

The bread taste good here. It’s baked fresh and the prices are a little on the high side for being bread. $ 3.64 I believe for a twisted bread with sugar on top. So it’s not bad for fresh bread I guess. The young lady named desaraee that rang us up was kind and had good manners.

I would give them zero stars! HORRIBLE service! Kevin was so rude! I work in the mall so my lunch time goes by very fast and I appreciate quick service. I didn’t know hat one simple sandwich would take twenty minutes to make! They were taking forever to make the sandwiches because all the people behind the counter were just goofing off, talking about their personal lives with lots of cursing! When I finally got my sandwich, it was made incorrectly with things that I asked them not to put on it. I took it back up to the counter and I let them know. He was so rude and just wanted to scrape out the stuff I didn’t want. I just took it and scraped it out myself. I didn’t want to wait forever for another sandwich! Won’t be returning!

I love love Andersen bakery, each time I walk by I can smell their aroma willing me to come inside. However, the branch in Stoneridge was a little disappointing. The service was slow, there were no utensils stocked, the creamer canisters were empty and the counters/​tabletops were messy. It felt like understaffed and that the employees had just given up.
The food on the other hand was decent, but not as well prepared as other branches.

There was a piece of broken white plastic (about ¾ in) in my pesto sandwich! And instead of apologizing and refunding me the manager came to question me as if she didn’t want to believe it was a mistake. She started explaining how they don’t have anything in their kitchen that was in a white plastic container etc. I walked out!!!