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Peet's Coffee

3.5 (177 reviews)
ModerateCoffee & Tea
Closed • 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for working
Good for kids

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iced chai latte large no ice
Haleena K.

The barista filled the cup 60% and left the other 40 empty. They whipped up the foam to make it look like a full cup. after 2 minutes UNTOUCHED it deflated and you could clearly see how much they filled the cup up. This is the same amount of chai I would get in a medium. I didn't pay extra for air. What a scam.

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Francisco T.

Bad service, burning milk and ugly looking cappuccino, they forgot my order, I waited 20 minutes

Sani S.

I've been to this location a few times now, and Kim is amazing! I truly appreciate her exceptional customer service--it always makes me happy to see her. She's so sweet and welcoming! This time, we got a caramel frappe and an almond croissant, and I have to say, Peet's has the best almond croissant. Always a great experience here!

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Salvador Z.

7/26/24: I normally stop at Peet's every Saturday morning at 6:15am to grab coffee on my way to my men's meeting. Today, there was note on the front door indicating they were closed due to shortage of staff. Two stars given for the inconvenience. This is how you lose customers...

Ruth O.

I'm going to address two main issues in this review: their inability to handle dietary restrictions, and their employee's inappropriate behavior towards my service dog and me as a disabled customer. DIETARY STUFF I am celiac, and know to ask if the syrup I want at a coffee shop is gluten free before ordering. So I asked, and the barista had no idea. He grabbed the bottle, and I saw it and said "usually that brand is gluten free-- there should be a mark under the ingredients that says gluten free with a little picture of wheat". He looked at the bottle and said "it's not gluten free, I don't see that" and I reacted with surprise. He went to the back and asked his manager and the manager also said it's NOT gluten free. As I was informed of this, the bottle happened to tilt in my direction and I saw the telltale gluten free marker on the bottle: a large symbol of wheat with a line through it, and bold capital letters that say "GLUTEN FREE". It is easy to see. I said hey it says it's gluten free on the bottle. I pointed to the symbol. He was ASTOUNDED. It was just kind of tiring to be in a shop where not only do the employees not know what they even stock/sell, but also have no reading comprehension. Like that was confusing to me. Ok maybe you're new to the job but the words gluten free are RIGHT THERE. SERVICE DOG STUFF Then, the barista looked at my service dog and said "is that a service dog?" I assumed I was being asked one of the "two questions" that businesses are allowed to ask legally. I said yes. He then asked what my dog does for me. I thought he was asking the second of two questions he's allowed to ask. I told him this is my medical alert service dog. THEN--GET READY-- he asked what's my medical problem, that I need a service dog? Now this, folks, is an illegal interaction in violation of the ADA. businesses are not permitted to ask that. I avoided the question because a) I don't want to share my medical history or disability status with a stranger, and b) it's none of his business and a REALLY rude question. Grown adults should know better than to ask strangers (other grown adults) their medical history, and Peet's should not be training their employees in a way that makes them think this is ok behavior. So I repeated he's a medical alert service dog. The employee continued to push, repeatedly asking me what was wrong with me, what my dog does for my medical condition, what my medical condition is, what I need him for. Keep in mind I was very politely trying to communicate that these are not appropriate questions that I felt comfortable answering. The AUDACITY of a fully grown adult to ask this more than once after I repeatedly dodged those highly personal questions!! I felt soooo uncomfortable. The employees there were all nice enough, but this interaction made me feel unsafe, uncomfortable, and goggled at for being disabled. God forbid a person with a wheelchair or something comes in and is accosted by this employee asking dumb questions like "what happened to you" "why do you need that" etc. so inappropriate, and I'm VERY disappointed that Peet's didn't train their employees to know better. I just want to note as well that I work as a teacher, with children. When children ask me these questions (because of course they do, they're children) I say "that's not something I usually tell other people" and then explain jobs that other service dogs do with other people. This is how I interacted with this employee, just with adult words. Here's the kicker: when i do this with KIDS, they respect my answer and move on to other questions like "how do some service dogs learn to do that". This barista didn't get the memo at all, just kept pushing about my medical history, and that really botherEd me knowing that even kids can see this boundary and respect it!

And notice nothing in the compost as their cups, lids, etc are not compostable. But of course their Landfill bin is overflowing. Uggghhhhhh
John D.

I came to this Peets almost daily for literally about twenty years. It had excellent coffee, good baristas, nice for here ceramic cups and a good rewards program. It now has none of those. Whoever bought the company ruined it. Baristas are not trained to make an espresso coffee. No ceramic cups so generates tons of garbage and the "reward" has become a worthless joke. I just tried to use it - would take me 40 visits to get one free coffee. When this place was good it would take 10. Go to Joe & the Juice across the street. Much better in all aspects. I do not recommend Peets

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Fieldwork Brewing - good luck finding this place.  it is on the corner of an enormous mall with zero signage / directory

Fieldwork Brewing

4.0(479 reviews)
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Fieldwork Brewing Company offers a casual dining experience in Center City Bishop Ranch with a…read moreself-service, QR-code ordering system. We started with the Crispy Cauliflower, coated with tempura batter and served with lemon aioli; Roasted Brussels Sprouts, topped with chili flakes & Parmesan and served in a cast iron skillet; and the Hummus, topped with Pepitas and served with thin, crispy parm'd pizza bread. The Chopped Kale Salad came with apple, radish, carrot, cotija, and Pepitas, all tossed in a tangy pomegranate vinaigrette; and the Chickpea Salad also had a base of kale topped with chickpeas, roasted sweet potato/carrot, and charred halloumi, and dressed with herbed pesto. The highlight of the menu was their creative pizzas, which you could order either on a thin, crispy Neapolitan crust, or on a thick, soft, square-shaped Detroit-style base with crispy baked cheese edges. The Fun Guy came with porcini cream, mushroom, onion, goat cheese, and pecorino; and the Hail Mary came with beer braised chicken, caramelized onion, cotija, garlic, and Calabrian chili oil, which gave the pizza a flavorful spicy kick. Overall, my favorite items were the Hummus with aromatic pizza bread; and the tantalizingly spicy Detroit-style Hail Mary, but everything was tasty and came at a good value and with quick service too!

NOMd: - cauliflower bites…read moreperfectly cooked but no flavor. - shishito peppers. whatever sauce that is needs to go. tasted better with the aioli from the cauliflower bites. cooked perfectly - delivery boy pizza (no olives) i'm not a pepperoni girl so this pizza wasn't my fav but that crust... so crispy service, etc.: food came out really fast within 10 minutes of ordering despite it being super busy and father's day nonetheless. servers were nice.

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Andersen Bakery - Mango muffin - very moist with delicate mango flavor, so good (04/2024)

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Came here 2 days in a row and notice the following:…read more The lady was handling cash and bagging bread with the same glove with customer. The next day, same lady was ringing my order and had a glove in one hand but she was touching the gloves with the other hand while touching the computer. Then she takes the hand with the gloves bagging my bread. Lots of cross contamination. Food tongs for customers were not washed and reused! Food trays are not wash. I ended up using the parchment paper to grab the bread. I think the workers need to be train on food safety. It is not safe for workers to be handling cash and transactions using the same glove like this with food.

I discovered the smaller size Anderson Bakery in the market place of San Ramon . Which is the…read moreoriginal Anderson bakery inside Stoneridge mall . There are all kinds of goodies inside . Japanese bread like melon pun and sesame black bun . Fresh cream cakes and fruit pies . Meat pies like beef empanada. There are drinks and other snacks too . The bakery is not warm , probably due to few customers, unlike the one in Stoneridge mall . But this is at a very convenient location and save us time to drive and then look for parking in Stoneridge . Lady staff is nice . She is the only one there so she gets busy in the back baking . It is next to a Trader Joe. You can use their restroom if you have to . I would like to try the prime rib sandwich next time !

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