Visit Stone Ground at the Farmer’s Market in Valencia
Come check us out at the Farmer's Market in Valencia! Every Saturday from 8am to 1pm That's right! We'll be participating in a couple of farmers markets in various local areas. That includes the Farmer's Market in Valencia at Chesebrough Community Park. It's held at the corner of Mc Bean Parkway and Sunset Hills Dr. We'll also be at the Saugus Swap Meet at Saugus Speedway! Every Sunday from 7:30am to 2:00pm Location: 22500 Soledad Canyon Rd. Saugus, CA 91350 We'll be at these locations according to the dates stated above. We will keep you informed of any changes via our blog. Hope to see you there! Not able to visit ...
Sunset Magazine – Living in the West
Muffins in Agoura Hills -(Article in the current issue of Sunset living in the west Magazine) The average carb lover probably heads straight for the bread at StoneGound Bakery. The challahs, sour-doughs, and multigrains- made with whole-wheat flour ground on-site - are delicious. But the more advanced bakery aficio-nado goes instead for the muffins: big as softballs, golden-domed, and crunchy in all the right places. The sticky-sweet honey bran one gives roughhead a good name. Come for your morning coffee, and you'll get a sense of a honest bakery hard at work. Muffins $2.55; stongroundbreads.com - Alan Phinney
Kosher Oatmeal Cookie Recipe
Stone Ground Bakery's Kosher Oatmeal Cookie Recipe: Post-Holiday Baking -By Amy Scattergood Stone Ground Bakery in Agoura Hills, just off the 101 between Calabasas and Ventura, is one of those L.A. shopping mall treasures, a great bakery trapped in anonymous concrete that you find only if you know the happy repeat customers--or have exited to get gas and discovered great bread instead.
Where to find us
Stone Ground Breads is located just south west of the 101 freeway on Kanan Rd. in Agoura Hills, CA Please call directions: (818) 597-8774 Click here: for directions
The Old Fashioned European way
In September 2004, Sherman and Franke took over the space of a former bakery in a strip mall that features restaurants like Islands and the International House of Pancakes. Like its immediate neighbors - a deli and a karate studio - StoneGround is nearly undistinguished in the row of retail businesses. But Sherman and Franke weren’t thinking small when they planned the business. Like any retail bakery, they wanted to feature a case of mouth-watering pastries and racks of delectable breads. But the pair also patterned their layout after up-scale restaurants with open kitchens, so customers are able to watch ...
