Peet’s Coffee & Tea

Great coffee, great service! What’s not to love? I’ve had positive experiences with brewed coffee by the cup, in large to-​go packs for parties, and fresh ground coffee that I brew at home. I recently asked for a recommendation for fresh beans and was pointed to the Ethiopian Super Natural. Delicious!

This Peet’s establishment is very clean and the employees are very professional. They have great coffee — you should try one of the specialty drinks with almond milk.

I go here pretty often. The employees are always nice and friendly. I didn’t like a drink and went up to buy a different one, but they just made me a different one for free. Excellent customer service. Typically pretty clean. Fast service.

Steve runs an awesome store. He along with Vicki and crew are personable and serve a fantastic product. Keep up the good work.

love peets for my espresso drinks, but starbucks for my black coffee. today was definitely a soy latte day, and they always do it on point.

I had a problem with a coffee drink from a visit to Peet’s on Nov 13 and today (Nov 29) I asked to speak to a manager while I was in the store to tell him about the problem. The Peet’s associate came back and asked me if I could wait 10 minutes to talk to the Assistant Manager and I told her «no» because I had to leave after my coffee beverage was ready. The associate went in the back and told the Assistant Manager what I said and he said he couldn’t talk to me because he was on his 10 minute break. Really? I guess the Assistant Manager’s break took precedence over resolving a customer service issue with a customer. I decided to rate Peet’s 1. star as a result of this experience.

I met up with friends here at 7pm — they closed at 8 so that was a bummer.
It was a bit breezy in the store, the cool air blowing. I’d probably be happy about it if it were hot outside, but it was chilly so not thrilled.
Other than that–
plenty of parking
plenty of seats
plenty of plugs
it was fine for a one on one meeting, but not a ton of privacy

Nice staff! Seem to have great rapport with neighborhood/​customers. Nice wood décor. My cup rim was dirty but the soy matcha was good. I’m also not a fan of air conditioning, but at least it’s not blasting — tho it is quite insane to have to carry a jacket to a café so you can wear it inside! Especially considering the cost to the ozone layer. But that’s a California issue, not specifically a Peet’s issue. Just a quick follow up… I wasn’t feeling well that evening and I’m hoping t wasn’t because of that cup rim, knew I should have asked for a re-​do. More likely it was the thousand year tofu from across the parking lot. Nonetheless, a nice enough spot.

Thanks Peet’s!
I come into Peet’s when I can get in a little early so I can enjoy a great cup of coffee. Well typically I’ll order an Americano, no room w/​an extra shot :) Anyways, being a transplant from So Cal, I’ve had Peet’s down there too but never really lived that close to one. So up here, they seem to be more plentiful.
This one is right by my work. Parking is plentiful though there is some construction going on nearby.
Even on a busy morning, the line moves pretty quickly. Staff is always cheerful without being fake.
The reason I’m writing though is that I had my customer service issue handled so well, I was overly pleased. On Thursday I went in for my Americano and asked the register person for a recommendation on 1lb whole bean coffee. She chose the Major Dickenson and so I’ll go with that for a while. However, me being me… I’m a creature of habit. I got my Americano and bounced out to go to work. I left my beans there! So I called today, explained my situation to a guy named Josh and he did not hesitate or question me at all. In fact, I think someone on their staff set it aside. Anyways, no problem retrieving it after work today. Thank you Josh!
Coffee and service is great here. Good seating as well. This Peet’s will have my business going forward for sure.

I’ve been coming here for about 2 years almost every day. They finally know my name! Yes :-)
I tried the milk chocolate almond mocha because of the check in coupon. I’ll stick to my Americano.
Great customer service here! Always.

Generally a good Peet’s location. I’ve only been here a few times, I usually go to the one over on Bollinger, but next time I want to get work done from a coffee shop I think I’ll give this one a go. The one on Bollinger has better outdoor seating though, it’s not on the walkway.
It seems to have a more relaxed atmosphere with a slightly less polite clientele. Not sure why the people who go here seem so different from one exit over to this one, but that’s the feeling I get. That said the people behind the counter are nice, and I think that has a lot to do with the general vibe of the place.
Like most Peet’s they do a good, sometimes fairly good, cappuccino and a very good cup of drip coffee. They do better than some locations at getting things out to the customers in good time. Much better than the local SB when it comes to coffee quality, though not as many sweet drinks of which my son prefers.

I leave the hot summer sun and walk into this unassuming little coffee shop located in the Crow Canyon Commons on the Southwest corner of Crow Canyon and Camino Ramon not realizing that I’ve entered another world, a kindler, gentler, much cooler world than I’ve left behind. Michael Buble is crooning his version of the classic Feeling Good just for me. Soft browns and Earthy tones surround me creating a hip chill vibe that relaxes me even before I’ve joined the line of hopeful caffeine seekers. Yes, I’ve entered the Peet’s Coffee & Tea zone and life is good.
There are many small tables sprinkled about this coffee shop that have been grouped (and regrouped over and over again) creating little social colonies that grow and shrink with the ebb and flow of visitors throughout the day. The feeling is very communal, yet unstructured.
Peet’s Coffee & Tea doesn’t have any locations back home in Bakersfield, so I’m always excited to visit the Bay Area where it seems as if I pass one no matter in which direction I choose to drive. Peet’s is well known for its coffees, served hot, cold, blended, and/​or infused with various combinations of steamed/​cold milk and various flavored syrups. Seriously, it’s all good — from the basic black coffee right through to the sugary freddos (blended chilled coffee beverages).
On this particular visit to the Bay Area I was overjoyed to discover their new seasonal line of drinks featuring the traditional tropical flavor of coconut. I discovered it because of the Unilocal check in bonus that Peet’s is currently running where you get $ 1 off of any coconut beverage the first time you check into a particular Peet’s location. The seasonal menu includes the following iced coconut beverages: iced coconut latte, iced coconut macadamia nut latte, coconut mint freddo, and coconut mocha freddo. This is the second location where used by check in to order a large, hot coconut macadamia nut latte with light whipped cream. I highly recommend you try this drink before the promotion is over. It is creamy, oh-​so-​tasty, and sweet enough that it doesn’t need any added sweeteners.
Come on in, get comfortable (I don’t know if they’d really let you kick your shoes off but go for it and let me know how that works out), and enjoy a hot or frosty tropical treat! And don’t forget they have free wifi!