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爲吃到一塊蛋糕，顧客大打出手！快來圍觀上海最牛蛋糕店

你相信吗?有人为了吃到一份蛋糕，竟然到了出手打人的地步。不管你信不信，这是真实发生在上海一家蛋糕店的故事。这家蛋糕店的名字叫杰士客，大约一个月前刚刚开张。你是不是已经被它刷过屏?要知道，能吃到它家的千层蛋糕，可算是最近在朋友圈最值得炫耀的事情了。

一家蛋糕店，何以如此颠倒众生？一块小小的蛋糕里，又藏着什么样的魔力?想知道其中的秘密么？随小编一起来看看传说中最具创意的蛋糕店吧，它们的招牌甜点让很多人吃过一次就再难忘记，与它们共度的一个下午也许会让你的心情焕然一新。对于客人们来说，它们贩卖的不单单是美食，还有某种安逸，某种温暖，某种让你觉得生活更加美好的魔法。

正值下午茶時間，一進店門，就看到櫃台前擁著好多人，略顯雜亂，圍觀了一會兒，才知道應該先到哪裏排隊埋單，然後再到哪裏提貨。

排队等了10分钟左右终于轮到了，正当记者对着印刷精美的菜单垂涎欲滴，准备报上那几款心仪的甜品时，却被身边一位店员好心提醒：抱歉，现在XXXX、XXXX、XXXX 全都没有了，您可以点的只有这个，这个，这个，这个，这个，还有这个。我推荐您点巧克力榛果曲奇，还有这个布朗尼也不错

据说，要吃到传说中的招牌甜点千层蛋糕，惟一的办法是第二天早上9点营业前来排队。想吃的蛋糕既然全都买不到，无奈之下听从了那位店员的建议，点了几款巧克力甜品，一份堂食，剩下的打包带走。堂食的环境不错，类似小清新风格的餐厅，还提供一瓶饮用水和杯子给客人，可能是为了让人在吃甜品或者其他食物时，不会感到太腻或者口干。

值得一提的是，這裏除了甜品以外，還提供不少正餐的食物，包括披薩、意面、豬排、三文魚等，看上去非常豐富，不過價格並不便宜，一份意面基本都在60元以上，一份培根英式炒蛋也要78元。

作为一位虔诚地慕名而来的吃货来讲，最大的遗憾莫过于什么想吃的都没吃到。亲爱的店家，您的饥饿营销会不会玩得太过火了啊?不过吃过一次的人就知道这家店的东西确实名副其实，不是一般的好吃哦！

産品好，服務更好！這樣的蛋糕店想不火都難吧，這下我終于理解它爲何魅力如此之大，令吃貨們都神魂顛倒！同行的老板們，想要抓住顧客，不妨借鑒一下它的精華之處，或者也可以參加焙友商學院的線上培訓，讓專家爲你量身打造適合你的營銷策略，繼續關注焙友之家，更多行業熱點正在上線！

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