The following information was recently updated on July 23, 2023
85C Bakery Cafe is a Taiwanese baker/cafe chain that has fans across various locations in the Unites States. The following 85C Bakery Cafe drinks menu is from the location in South Salt Lake’s Chinatown complex, and is dated July 2023:
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85C Bakery Cafe menu – teas85C Bakery Cafe menu – voffee, boba, blended drinks
3390 State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115 (385) 355-9991
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