85度C咖啡蛋糕飲料麵包-大里永隆店 - Dali District

The drawing on the Google map is wrong, the bus stop is slightly behind

I have been to many rooms at 85°C, this one has to be recommended! The service attitude of the clerk is excellent, and I give 12 points out of 10 points.

The clerk's service attitude is very good and kind ☺️ Delicious cake, delicious coffee Comfortable interior for a leisurely afternoon

The cheesecake is delicious and the Christmas box is very cute!

I have bought it a few times before, and the attitude of the clerk is not bad. I also know that there are always a lot of customers. It takes a while to wait for the drinks to be made. Not recording today's buying experience... The clerk at the checkout (I don't know if it's the store manager?) is an older woman (I haven't seen her from Monday to Wednesday, and I only see her standing at the counter on Thursdays and Fridays), using the app member Buy-one-get-one-free coupons (Earl Grey Milk Tea & Earl Grey Latte), I didn’t know if I was unfamiliar with the machine when I checked out. I waited for a long time, and I wondered if there was a problem with the coupon. I had to re-scan my barcode and said no, and then I invited the guy next to me to make coffee to speed up the whole process, but all of this was okay. What really made me dumbfounded was the question asked by the older clerk. After checking out, ask me, will it cost a lot? I was stunned and asked what it meant. The other party asked again, does it cost a lot of points? Clam? I don't understand? (It was later understood that I was asking about the source of the coupons I used) The clerk asked me, it's only 85 yuan, does it take a lot of points to redeem it? Or just have a membership? Is it a one-time limit? I answer, yes... He quickly explained, oh, because 85 rarely has a buy-one-get-one-free event, because 85 is not as expensive as a star xx, so it's almost never buy-one-get-one-free, so I wanted to ask why there is a buy-one-free event. One free coupon. (OS: 85 degrees C also offered a buy-one-get-one-free offer of 100 cups before...) Uh... maybe enthusiastic(?) maybe just curious? But the experience of buying coffee on the way to work this morning didn't make me feel so good. It's really okay to wait for a long time to check out, and I was asked this series of inexplicable questions. And the main reason that makes me dumbfounded is that you are an 85-degree c clerk, but don't know your company's activities? In turn, ask consumers, is it weird? In addition, in front of the checkout counter, there is an introduction about Earl's series of drinks, and there is a text that says that if you join a member, you can enjoy buy one get one free. I sincerely suggest that next time you can learn more about your company's activities. After all, standing at the counter without knowing the activities is really dumbfounding.