1 /5 Harpreet Gill: This was, without question, one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I’ve had.
I drove 45 minutes from New Westminster to Abbotsford specifically to buy a mocha log slice. When I got home, I discovered I had been given cheesecake instead. An honest mistake can happen what matters is how a business responds when it does.
I called and asked to speak with a manager, expecting at minimum an apology or some understanding of the inconvenience. Instead, I was met with a dismissive attitude and told, “I don’t know what you want me to do. You can come back tomorrow and talk to the owner.” There was no acknowledgement of the long drive, no ownership of the error, and absolutely no empathy.
I made it clear I wasn’t demanding anything extraordinary. I was looking for a simple apology and reassurance that the team would be reminded to double-check orders so another customer doesn’t waste their time making a special trip.
Rather than accepting constructive feedback, the manager’s response felt argumentative and uninterested.
Customer service isn’t just about selling desserts it’s about taking responsibility when things go wrong. Sadly, this bakery failed completely at that.
After being treated this way, I will not be returning.