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Peet's Coffee

Berkeley · North Berkeley / Gourmet Ghetto, United States

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Why it’s on the route

This corner of Vine and Walnut is where Alfred Peet, who had learned roasting from his father in the Netherlands, opened his first roastery and store in 1966, selling fresh, dark-roasted beans at a time when American coffee was mostly canned. The founders of Starbucks learned from Peet and copied this shop's layout. Peet's now roasts in Alameda, but the original store is still open and still pours coffee.

At a glance

Address2124 Vine St
Google rating★ 4.6 (573 reviews)
Last checkedOctober 2026

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