85°C Bakery Cafe-Overland Park

I went here in July before the new management took over. We bought lots of pastries, such as the Coconut Twist, Boroh Cream Danish, and Pork Sung Bun, and they were all tasty. It felt just like other 85°C Bakeries I’ve been to. We also got drinks, including the Mango Slush and Yuzu Lavender Bubbly, which were refreshing. I haven’t had a chance to visit since the new management, but it sounds like it may not be as worth the visit anymore.

This used to be a great bakery and was fully on par with other 85°C locations when it first opened. Unfortunately, ever since new management took over, this location has decided that success is optional. The selection has shrunk to the point where it feels like a pop-up bakery rather than an 85°C. Shelves are empty, options are limited and availability is a constant mystery. The hours are… a choice. Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with shortened hours the rest of the week. During the holidays, I watched multiple customers walk up, check the door, and leave disappointed. Bold strategy. Missed opportunity. As for drinks, don’t get your hopes up. They somehow keep running out of boba. At a boba bakery. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Their coffee is nice and strong though On the bright side, the workers themselv

My wife has been here several times and this is my first and it was a cute spot next door to Aldis and Pan Asia. I would give it a 5 if there were more spot to sit at and take in more of the atmosphere and enjoy the food. My wife usually gets the ube cake for birthdays and we were recommended to try the potato croquette and that was pretty good. My daughter loves cheesy garlic bread. Staff was nice and next time I’ll try their drinks as I saw boba tea there.

First time I tried 85 degrees was in Dallas a few years ago and I loved it. I was in San Diego over the summer and had 85 degrees there and also loved it. So I was happy to see one here. I do love that the pastry is a lot cheaper. What I don't like is how the pastrys are being packaged. They were not sealed, all opened which means people could possibly be touching all over it. I think they could do a lot better with the packaging. Other than that, I did enjoy the varieties they had. The drinks we had was good.

Stopped by since my kiddo loves bakeries. There were plenty of staff, but no one really greeted us or said much while we looked around. The guy at checkout was nice, though. Everything seemed fresh—they were even bringing out warm bread while we were there. I liked that most items had the ingredients listed, and the prices were pretty reasonable. I didn't try any beverages, but maybe will try those too if we return. I’d give it another try.