Commuting between Los Angeles and the Central Coast won’t ever be the identical with the sudden closing of Pea Soup Andersen's in Buellton after almost 100 years in enterprise. The enduring road restaurant that was recognized for its namesake pea soup and eclectic design closed this week, SF Gate experiences. U Los Angeles Occasions experiences that the property is slated for redevelopment and the restaurant might reopen after being rebuilt, so it might not be the tip of pea soup in Buellton.
The restaurant dates again to 1924 when Danish immigrant Anton Andersen purchased a bit of land and opened Andersen's Electrical Cafe along with his spouse, Juliette. As Buellton grew as a city, Andersen expanded his restaurant with a resort and eating room, calling it the Bueltmore. In 1947, the restaurant was formally renamed Pea Soup Andersen's after Juliette's well-known pea soup. The Pea Soup Anderson location on I-5 in Santa Nella stays open.
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