First San Antonio location for Taiwan’s 85°C Bakery Café opening at end of the month



First San Antonio location for Taiwan’s 85°C Bakery Café opening at end of the month

Taiwan’s 85°C Bakery Café Debuts in San Antonio

Good news for bakery enthusiasts in San Antonio! The popular Taiwan-based coffee chain, 85°C Bakery Café, is gearing up to roll out the red carpet in its very first San Antonio outlet on June 28, according to information from the company’s website.

The Perfect Brew

Located at 12710 W I-10, near Camp Bullis, the chain spotlights its iconic coffee brewed with Guatemalan beans at a blistering hot 85 degrees Celsius, equivalent to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. The creators of the chain discovered this to be the ideal brewing temperature for espresso coffee, which inspired the brand name.

Broad Variety on the Menu

Every 85°C Bakery Café outlet offers a plethora of over 50 types of pastries freshly baked in-house, ranging from simple US coffee shop staples like Danish and milk breads, according to the chain’s online menu. For the more adventurous clientele, there are a variety of Taiwanese delicacies on offer such as red bean bread, taro puff pastry, and ube bread.

The Extended Reach of 85°C

85°C has successfully established its presence with two branches in the Austin area and multiple ones near Dallas and Irving. Apart from Texas, their U.S. stores are located in various states including California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Hawaii, and Arizona.

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About The Author

Nina Rangel leverages her two-decade experience in the foodservice industry to narrate the stories of influential players in San Antonio’s food scene. Her profound passion for San Antonio’s culinary community aligns with her role as the Food + Nightlife Editor for San Antonio Current.



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