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    Hey Brother Baker

    4.5 (86 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Kim R.

    I'm on a fresh-homemade-sourdough kick these last handful of months. I switch off between a few "dealers". Haha I drive by here multiple times a month and finally stopped in. I got a French baguette and a loaf of the Rose Street Tin, which is a sandwhich loaf. I ate some of the baguette on the way home. It was VERY crunchy and crispy. Lots of crust on the entire thing; didn't seem like there was much soft inside bread, if that makes sense. Both of the ends were really hard and not easy to eat. The sandwich loaf was fresh and good. More soft "insides" on this one and also a very crunchy/crispy crust. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, just mentioning it. I made a sandwhich with this bread. It was hard to eat as the slices were cut quite thick. I also made some avocado toast out of this bread. I enjoyed it that way and think it's the way to go with the thickness of it. The cookies looked yummy as did the bagels. I will probably try those next time.

    My treats - Swiss Onion Knot, Stone Fruit Turnover and Chocolate Chip Cookie.
    Vala R.

    Finally, stopped by to try their baked goods. It's a super cute shop, everything available is laid out and clearly labeled. We tried a stone fruit turnover which was excellent - a Swiss Onion Knot which was like a baked French Onion Soup and a chocolate chip cookie. I'm really looking forward to going back and trying some of their bread. Service was friendly and efficient.

    Pastries/ Cookies
    Juan G.

    Hey Brother Baker on Termino & Anaheim is finally open! Every time I'd drive or walk by, it always seemed closed, so I was excited to finally catch them during business hours. They specialize in fresh baked goods ranging from cookies and pastries to bagels and artisan bread, and everything looked incredible. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with lots of moms, dads, and kids stopping in. The space is spotless, and the A/C feels amazing on a hot summer day. I also grabbed the Orange Mocha, and it was refreshing with a nice citrus-chocolate flavor that's perfect for the heat. Overall, it's a great neighborhood gem and a welcome addition to the area--I can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the menu.

    Pain au chocolat

    Very cute shop. Fast service. I like how they have all the breads and pastries on display. I got the pain au chocolat and sausage roll. It was all tasty. So flaky.

    Nimka and her favorite breads
    Tania H.

    Whoever's giving this bakery less than 5 stars don't know what they're talking about. This place is absolutely amazing. The bread, the pastries, the coffee are absolutely fantastic. The store is beautiful and the display makes you want to give them all your money) I only wish they were closer to me and open longer hours, otherwise absolutely no notes.

    Ken C.

    Hey Brother Baker is a new bakery that has been in soft opening in Long Beach for a few months. Before opening this Brick and Mortar location, they made their rounds in the farmers market scene. You can still find their breads in LB and Cerritos markets on weekends. Refer to their IG for their exact locations. What brought it to my attention were their signature breads, bagels, and their corn cookie. Parking is street parking. Came as early as possible before their 8am opening time on Saturday in order to get the best selection and the freshest breads. The baguette coated $5 and it had a perfect crust and airy crumb. The sausage roll and strawberry and cream pastry feature the characteristic flavors in a nicely flaky puff pastry. The sausage roll is a fancy pig in a blanket, and the strawberry pastry was like a turnover. I bought their salt bagel with cream cheese and it was a really nice bagel. The outside had a nice chew and the bread was quality. The viral corn cookie is really interesting as you get crispy corn flavors. It would be interesting to see them add options for seasonal flavors (like strawberry or guava jams) on top of it. Overall, I definitely would come back, but it would be mainly for their airy $5 French baguette. Today, I ate it with raspberry jam and euro butter, but it would be equally good with cheese and prosciutto. This is a great addition to LB. I look forward to their grand opening.

    An assortment of pastry goodness.
    Maria E.

    It's easy to support small businesses like this one when the products are just SO good. Fresh, tasty, fabulous breads and pastries...ahh, such is life. But do try to come early because things do sell out. I personally enjoyed their sausage rolls..flaky crust, juicy meat on the inside. Yum. Try whatever speaks to you though. And again, support small business!

    white moca coffee
    Max T.

    finally got the chance to try this place and i liked it a lot! very small shop off of anaheim. We went later in the morning some of their pastries were sold out. opted for a coffee cake, a strawberry cream pastry and a cacccio pepe loaf for dinner. we got a mocha and a white mocha as well. Although i enjoyed the coffee i thought it was a little bit pricey for what it was. There was no wait and they were able to server us fast. Would go again but maybe just for the pastries next time

    Salt bagel
    Juliet S.

    All I wanted for Valentines was a good bagel and to support small businesses so today we went and got a mix of things and let me tell you it did not disappoint. We got the salt bagel, sesame bagel, corn cookie, croissant, and a levain loaf. My husband who doesn't like bagels loved the salt one and kept wanting more and now he wants to go back for more bagels. The corn cookie was also delish along with the rest. Can't wait to come back and try more. Hoping they bring bagels to the farmers markets soon.

    Sweet Corn Cookie
    Rudy M.

    This place is close to our apt. It just opened up and they're still going through their soft opening. Before the Christmas break, we decided to check it out. It's a small place with some seating and fresh artwork on the wall. People line up and you walk by the bread they bake fresh every day. We chose a baguette, Black Garlic levain, pain au chocolate, sweet bun and two cookies. The baguette was crispy perfect. After slicing some pieces off, we spread some butter on a piece and went to work. The center was chewy and soft, the crisp outside was beautiful. The sweet corn cookie was like a sugar cookie and cornbread coming together to make something great. The same can be said of the sweet bun. As if a croissant and cinnamon roll got together and made this one. The pain au chocolate was terrific. We split it in half and it looked like they stuck a chocolate bar in the center. It was perfectly rectangular. We haven't gotten to the levain but our idea involves grilled cheese on an everything bread. Should be great.

    Salt Bagel
    Elyse C.

    I've tried Hey Brother at their new and official storefront twice now and let me say, that salt bagel will have me coming back each time. Everything is deliciously fresh and made with great ingredients. I didn't get a photo but their oatmeal cookie is also one of my favorites, it has pepitas and cherries which are great flavor additions. They lay all their options out on the table (literally) so you're able to see what they have absolve, if you don't see it, they likely sold out for the day. Tip! Try and go closer to opening for your best choice of options. The line moves pretty quickly so don't get discouraged if it seems long when you arrive. They also have a full coffee bar, which I have not yet tried but has some good options like a White mocha and orange mocha. Parking may be tricky as it's only street parking on Anaheim, if you go on weekend morning you'll be fine to get a spot.

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    Nicole Diane M.

    Stopped by Hey Brother Baker after picking up a friend from Long Beach Airport and caught them during their soft opening -- love being early to a new spot before the hype fully hits. Vibe / Interior: Small but super cozy with limited seating -- it's mostly bakery (as it should be). I also loved that you can actually see everything laid out instead of the usual behind-glass display. It feels more casual + approachable. What We Ordered: Everything Bagel -- 10/10. Absolute star. Cream cheese is +$2 and the bagel wasn't sliced, so you'll need to DIY it. Spam croissant -- disappointing. The spam pieces were teeny tiny compared to what I expected. Pear + gruyère danish -- 10/10. So good I'd come back specifically for this. Service / Wait: We waited about 15 minutes on a Saturday morning. The line moved a bit slower since the menu/selection isn't really visible until you reach the front, so people take time deciding. Good For: Perfect for grab-and-go pastries for a small get-together, or picking up a loaf of bread to snack on all week. Price / Value: Pretty standard LA bakery pricing at this point (~$6-$8 per pastry). Next time I'm grabbing a loaf. Parking: We found street parking right out front, but most people seemed to park farther up the block. Pro Tip: Go early, grab the bagels to-go, and slice it at home for the full cream cheese moment.

    Black garlic levain
    Kristina F.

    Tiny storefront, big personality. Tucked in a tiny space next to Pulp Fiction comics on Anaheim (good luck with parking!), this spot gets crowded quickly and sells out of some of their not-a-loaf offerings kinda fast on Saturday mornings. We've gone two weeks in a row, and the selection looked way different at 9am last week versus 10am this week. This is definitely a "the earlier the better" type of spot if you've got a particular pastry in mind. So far we have tried: Black Garlic Levain - Super seedy sourdough with big ol' hunks of sweet fermented garlic. It's as delicious and complex as it sounds. Butter Croissant - Watching my small child eat this is hysterical because it's almost as big as his head. He still managed to eat the whole thing though so it must have been good. Sausage Roll - Puff pastry hugging a dense chunk of sausage. Pretty sure it's a bratwurst hiding in there. Whatever it is, it's filling! Curry Potato - Carb on carb action, it's another puff pastry only this time it's folded over mild Japanese-style curry potatoes, carrot, and onion . The curry flavor is rich with no heat, and is slightly sweet from carrots mixed in. Hey Sister White Mocha - It sounded super promising with the whole pink peppercorn and lemon zest, but in all honesty it was just fine. Perhaps because I got it iced? I'm not sure. Like others have said, they haven't quite nailed their espresso machine just yet. --- TLDR; Delicious but limited, so the earlier the better.

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    I love their bagels and pastries. Need to check what they put in those bags. Sometimes they put wrong item in. I must have confused them

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