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Website: andersenssantabarbara.com
Phone: (805) 962-5085
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of State St and E Figueroa St/W Figueroa St
Closed now
- Fri 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM
1106 State St Santa Barbara, CA 93101 ·2259.63 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpSuch a lovely lunch in Santa Barbara! The outdoor patio is beautiful and charming, and the food was genuinely delicious. The steak was perfectly cooked, the Eggs Benedict was rich and satisfying,...
MoreSCORE 0 HEALTH HAZARD 10 This is our third time we've had issues with the staff. Today is our last time going here. There was only one person in line and 4 staff members behind the counter...
MoreWe walk downtown frequently and hadn't been to Anderson's for a couple years so decided to try again as we were hungry and wanted a low key quieter atmosphere. The atmosphere is great; you can...
MoreWish I had more time to try the other pastries but they taste best fresh so I only got a marzipan Kringle that has a hint of cardamom. Very friendly staff. A nice cafe with cafe/style decor. They...
MoreStopped in on a Wednesday afternoon before they closed to get a sweet treat and pretend I was in Europe. The whole restaurant was open so I sat outside and had some water and an eclair. It was...
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