85°C Bakery Cafe
Hours
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Overview
Stockton is now home to 85°C Bakery Cafe in Lincoln Center. Founder Mr. Cheng-Hsueh Wu wanted to create a bakery that had premium coffee, breads and cakes with prices that people could afford. The U.S. was home to it's first 85°C in 2008 in Irvine. The cafe is so popular there are over 1,000 locations worldwide.
The menu has an extensive array of breads from multigrain, puff pastries, sweet bread and danishes to toast. You can also order hot or cold coffees as well as slushes and smoothies. Come and try this culinary experience today!
Details
- Coffee
- Bakery/Cafe
Amenities
- Coffee and More
- Family Friendly
Every Sunday we get our drinks and pastries here. I recommend trying them out. Staff always friendly.
I used to really enjoy coming here the variety of breads was great but lately it feels like the selection has gone down, and the customer service isn’t as friendly as it used to be. The drinks are still good, though! My boyfriend loves the Vietnamese coffee, but recently it’s either sold out or they say they didn’t make enough, which has been a bit disappointing. Also everything is a bit crowded
This is my wife's go-to place for pastries. If we haven't tried all of them, we're close to it. Their cakes never disappoint either. If you're going to a family gathering or potluck and you're not sure what to bring? 85° Bakery pastries is your best bet. Everyone enjoys them!
This establishment has been in Stockton for sometime now. I finally stopped in. Glad I did. Pastries all look delicious. You wanna try them all. I opted to try a strawberries and cream cake and a piece of the coffee brûlée cake. Pleasantly surprised. I will definitely visit again.
The worst 85c I’ve been to and I’ve been to a lot. The bread is dry. Really dry. Like they baked it too long. They come pre-made so how do they screw it up? Selection is really poor too. They only had a few breads available. Disappointing.
