Kahvi Coffee and Cafe

One girl truly ruined the experience for me. Wish I got her name.
I'm new to the area and wanted to grab coffee on Saturday morning - I like to explore new coffee shops to do work at sometimes and since this place is right across the street from my new apartment, I figured it would be an awesome place to try.
However, pretty much immediately after I entered with my boyfriend, we were given dirty looks by the girl behind the register.
My boyfriend asked if they had seating on the roof since a large portion of their seating was closed for a "private event" and we were met with a snarky "that's a different business".
I then ordered a cheese and egg breakfast sandwich and asked if they had any other proteins besides ham and turkey bacon. The employee responded that "there's egg on the sandwich". This comment almost took me out of character because that was completely uncalled for, but instead, I simply replied "you know what I meant but add ham".
So we completed our order and received our burnt coffee (I ordered a caramel macchiato and the caramel was not mixed properly) then we proceeded to wait for 20 to 30 minutes for our food. It does not take that long to make two sandwiches when there were only 3 other customers at the time and they arrived after us.
We waited directly in front of the register so it was NOT possible to forget we were waiting. So, I finally asked another employee if our food was ready.
The employee I asked followed up with the rude employee who placed the original order and I watched as she laughed then walked over to the chef and asked about the sandwiches.
When she finally brought them over to us she handed one to me (even though I reached for both) and handed one to my boyfriend.
She has a very NASTY attitude and it took everything I had to not address her in the same manner.
I can't help but feeling she did not like seeing me with my partner because we are an interracial couple. I just can't think of any other reason for such treatment when we were just two easygoing customers who simply wanted coffees and breakfast sandwiches...
I will only return if I speak directly to management and am able to report this employee.
She is ruining their business.

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