This place was horrible the service was rude and the manager condoned it the staff was laughing making fun of me being rude my daughter had attempted suicide that morning n this store put the icing on the cake of my day that day by calling police onme for no reason n banning me from the property I feel so upset I never did anything to deserve that they said I was yelling n flailing my arms with was a lie n I was doing no such thing I feel slight sense of racism that occurs in alameda weirdly close to a highly populated blk neighborhood with I came frm im educated health worker director im not a thief or bum but I was treated like one that day so sad...
Maz
Service at this Peet's location is excellent. Baristas are attentive and accurate. I like that they open early.
Adelle C
Very pleasant experience with the staff. $5 is too much for a small iced coffee, but that’s kind of just how it feels to be alive at this point
jkaybay
This Peet’s Coffee in the West end of Alameda is pleasant for various reasons: There’s usually lots of space, including outdoor seating with leafy shade; staff members are friendly; the music is not too loud; and it’s clean, with clean restrooms too. Peet’s had gradually improved when it comes to plant-based offerings. There’s the vegan “Everything Plant-Based Sandwich” (an Impossible sausage patty combined with vegan egg and cheddar on a thin bagel) which isn’t bad when combined with hot sauce. Unfortunately they did away with the other (better) vegan savory offering last year – the Mediterranean flatbread – so it would be nice to see something to replace it. On the sweet side, the morning glory muffin is vegan and also happens to be one of the best things in the pastry case. And thanks in large part to a campaign supported by Paul McCartney, there’s now no extra charge for plant-based milks! I’m also giving the Peet’s 3.5 out of 5 “Green Stars” for social and environmental impact, based on this: •\tReasonable selection of vegetarian items and a vegan sandwich, muffin, and brownie. •\tPeet’s have been better than most other US chains (Starbucks, Philz) at introducing coffee that’s organic, shade-grown (e.g., certified Smithsonian Bird Friendly), or processed by the natural method, etc. Having said that, there aren’t that many certified coffee beans on sale at the moment. None that are fair trade certified, that I can see and just a couple that are certified organic. Perhaps the best option is the Yosemite Dos Sierras, which is organic and also certified bird friendly (Smithsonian). It’s also one of their best coffees. •\tPeet’s allows customers to bring their own coffee mugs again & gives a 25 cent discount for using one. •\tPeet’s main coffee roastery in Alameda is certified LEED Gold– the first in the US. (LEED = Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) •\tPeet’s has now merged with Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE) and the joint venture had its IPO in 2020 on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange. JDE scores poorly for ethics, for example on Ethical Consumer. •\tPeet’s sells coffee pods (and JDE sells two machines that use pods), encouraging plastic waste. •\tPeet’s doesn’t reports enough on social and environmental impact (e.g., coffee pricing) for a company of this size. So a mixed bag from Peet’s: Better than Starbucks or Philz but not as good as some other local spots. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, please check out the Green Stars Project.
Micah Gibson
Love the coffee from Peet’s, depending on the time, drive thru wait can occasionally be long.
Arrigafarnezhad Jafarnezhad
so good
Johnny Eads
very nice customer service
Kallin Hilker
I love Peet's, but the drive-thru they're supposed to have at the Webster location is hardly ever open. Definitely call first if you want the drive-thru. They close it early, and they close it even earlier whenever they're short staffed, which is often.
Alan Stannish-Rivera
Flat white latte OMG _just perfect...
moderrn up
Peet’s Coffee on Park Street is my go-to spot for a great cup of coffee in Alameda. The staff is always friendly and quick, and the coffee is consistently smooth and flavorful. It’s a nice place to sit and relax, whether you’re working or just catching up with friends.
Nice service, good atmosphere, and friendly staff. We always go there on Saturdays and Sundays early in the morning, and we enjoy the time there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Robert Marshall
Staff are always friendly and quick to serve. I don’t work in Alameda anymore. But, go out of my way going to church so I can grab Peet’s!! Wish they had some low carb pastries.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pumpkin Bread
Lynnette Johnson
This location is extremely too slow. It should not take 15 mins in the drive through
This place was horrible the service was rude and the manager condoned it the staff was laughing making fun of me being rude my daughter had attempted suicide that morning n this store put the icing on the cake of my day that day by calling police onme for no reason n banning me from the property I feel so upset I never did anything to deserve that they said I was yelling n flailing my arms with was a lie n I was doing no such thing I feel slight sense of racism that occurs in alameda weirdly close to a highly populated blk neighborhood with I came frm im educated health worker director im not a thief or bum but I was treated like one that day so sad...
Service at this Peet's location is excellent. Baristas are attentive and accurate. I like that they open early.
Very pleasant experience with the staff. $5 is too much for a small iced coffee, but that’s kind of just how it feels to be alive at this point
This Peet’s Coffee in the West end of Alameda is pleasant for various reasons: There’s usually lots of space, including outdoor seating with leafy shade; staff members are friendly; the music is not too loud; and it’s clean, with clean restrooms too. Peet’s had gradually improved when it comes to plant-based offerings. There’s the vegan “Everything Plant-Based Sandwich” (an Impossible sausage patty combined with vegan egg and cheddar on a thin bagel) which isn’t bad when combined with hot sauce. Unfortunately they did away with the other (better) vegan savory offering last year – the Mediterranean flatbread – so it would be nice to see something to replace it. On the sweet side, the morning glory muffin is vegan and also happens to be one of the best things in the pastry case. And thanks in large part to a campaign supported by Paul McCartney, there’s now no extra charge for plant-based milks! I’m also giving the Peet’s 3.5 out of 5 “Green Stars” for social and environmental impact, based on this: •\tReasonable selection of vegetarian items and a vegan sandwich, muffin, and brownie. •\tPeet’s have been better than most other US chains (Starbucks, Philz) at introducing coffee that’s organic, shade-grown (e.g., certified Smithsonian Bird Friendly), or processed by the natural method, etc. Having said that, there aren’t that many certified coffee beans on sale at the moment. None that are fair trade certified, that I can see and just a couple that are certified organic. Perhaps the best option is the Yosemite Dos Sierras, which is organic and also certified bird friendly (Smithsonian). It’s also one of their best coffees. •\tPeet’s allows customers to bring their own coffee mugs again & gives a 25 cent discount for using one. •\tPeet’s main coffee roastery in Alameda is certified LEED Gold– the first in the US. (LEED = Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) •\tPeet’s has now merged with Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE) and the joint venture had its IPO in 2020 on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange. JDE scores poorly for ethics, for example on Ethical Consumer. •\tPeet’s sells coffee pods (and JDE sells two machines that use pods), encouraging plastic waste. •\tPeet’s doesn’t reports enough on social and environmental impact (e.g., coffee pricing) for a company of this size. So a mixed bag from Peet’s: Better than Starbucks or Philz but not as good as some other local spots. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, please check out the Green Stars Project.
Love the coffee from Peet’s, depending on the time, drive thru wait can occasionally be long.
so good
very nice customer service
I love Peet's, but the drive-thru they're supposed to have at the Webster location is hardly ever open. Definitely call first if you want the drive-thru. They close it early, and they close it even earlier whenever they're short staffed, which is often.
Flat white latte OMG _just perfect...
Peet’s Coffee on Park Street is my go-to spot for a great cup of coffee in Alameda. The staff is always friendly and quick, and the coffee is consistently smooth and flavorful. It’s a nice place to sit and relax, whether you’re working or just catching up with friends.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Very friendly and good service
Nice service, good atmosphere, and friendly staff. We always go there on Saturdays and Sundays early in the morning, and we enjoy the time there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Staff are always friendly and quick to serve. I don’t work in Alameda anymore. But, go out of my way going to church so I can grab Peet’s!! Wish they had some low carb pastries.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pumpkin Bread
This location is extremely too slow. It should not take 15 mins in the drive through
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Very nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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