Peet’s Coffee & Tea

This is a decent contract operated Peet’s location inside SFO. Service was friendly by the cashier.
I really don’t like the pastries served at these contract locations– they are flavorless and doughy.
My iced green tea was decent, but tasted a little off.

Mango Sunrise to go please! the sweetness is at a perfect level and sadly i finished it before i boarded the plane. I’ll order a larger size next time

Have to agree with most folks — the food here seems to be of better quality than the rest of the airport restaurants. However, it’s airport pricing which is ‘gouge’, ‘gouge’, ‘gouge’. Service has always been super friendly and pretty efficient since everybody in the airport wants some sort of complex caffeinated beverage.

Coffee shop in an airport but has efficient lines. Items are on the pricey side, but you are in an airport.
They have salads, hummus boxes, yogurt, juices as well.
It beats the typical newsstand places that don’t have fresh coffee. Came here a couple of times. I’d come again.

Standard airport coffee shop, but the food here is special.
I’ve purchased a salad here multiple times and every time it’s high-​quality, fresh and amazing.
SALADS
Deconstructed Bahn Mi – literally and inside out bahn mi. I’ve never seen these before and was pleasantly surprised to have it here.
Prosciutto Melon — This spinach based salad had the freshest greens I’ve had in years. I’m not entirely sure how this is possible in an airport, but thank gosh. Also, good melon and goat cheese.

8 people in the line but it goes REAL fast so decide quickly if you want that Apple fritter… you know you do.
They’re friendly but extremely efficient. Great place for your cup of coffee or tea before your flight. Don’t forget you can actually take it on the airplane…

Decent for a quick cup of Joe on the go. Surprising it was the only coffee joint in terminal 1. Nonetheless it was a hop, skip & a jump from my gate.
Ladies were very friendly and swift. They didn’t mind pouring my latte into my own tumbler.
The condiment/​napkin area could’ve used some attention; as it was pretty unkept. No excuse with 5 employees and only 3 customers in line.

The line is usually short, the staff is really friendly, and the speed is efficient. They have a «grab-​and-​go» case of food that is better than any of the food you could order elsewhere in the airport. I also really enjoy stopping by Peet’s to refuel.

If you’re waiting in SFO by gates 26 – 31, Peets is the perfect place to get some caffeine.
The ladies working here were quick and efficient. They had the line moving nice and fast for me to place my order. When at the competition, I order a skinny vanilla latte. I was keeping my fingers crossed it would taste the same. Fortunately my drink was finished without any long wait. And yes it tasted great!
I would absolutely come to Peets again. You do pass several other breakfast places that offer coffee but I was happy with my choice. Thanks a latte!

Only spot in this terminal to get coffee that is decent (bar coffee doesn’t count in my book). Depending on the time of day or night you may wait in line when all the gates are busy, & they may get slammed with clients. Usually, they are friendly and the coffee is pretty good (been a client for years).

Better than Starbucks consistent every order every time! You order a latte and there is actual coffee unlike Starbucks half froth no coffee. Located in Southwest terminal 1 convenient and fast!

As far as Peet’s goes, it’s a solid store here.
They always seem to have quite a long line, and I still only waited a minute or so for my drink (which wasn’t just a simple coffee, either).
People are crazy cranky if they don’t have their addictive caffeine, so I know these employees at an airport at 4 in the morning deal with some real jerk wads, and kudos to them. They certainly do not deserve a one-​star rating; which is also doesn’t account for the quality of what ever was ordered (looking at you, Bryan).
All in all, pretty rad. The quality is still that which Peet’s is known for, and I was very pleased.

A coffee shop that won’t serve coffee because there aren’t enough people to make it so they are striking. All while six employees stand behind the counter. Travel is hard enough. This is making it worse.