

Petaluma Coffee and Tea Co has been providing high quality Arabica coffee beans & premium teas since 1989. We serve customers local and nationwide. Our retail cafe is located in Petaluma’s Downtown Historic Warehouse District where you will find good company sharing a warm atmosphere surrounded by welcoming aromas.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 212 2nd St, Petaluma, CA 94952
Phone: (707) 763-2727
Website: http://www.petalumacoffee.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
As it should be, support local.
I ordered the banana iced latte. It was okay, but had a chemical aftertaste despite being listed as “fresh banana syrup.” My wife ordered a London Fog Latte, which took a very long time to arrive and was unfortunately so watered down that she could not drink it. That ended up being a wasted $6.
This was our first visit, and while the shop has potential, the drinks were disappointing. Based on this experience, I can only give three stars. Hopefully others have better luck.
Addendum: Returned 3/5 for a rematch. Coffee even better this time.
The coffee tasted great, the staff behind the counter were helpful and professional.
The store is clean, and has a lot of seating options. I would have rated 5 stars, but after about an hour of sitting outside drinking my mocha, this happened:
A man, approximately in his 60’s-70’s, dressed in a gray t-shirt and grey cargo shorts, and with his grey hair tied back, sits just outside the front door of the shop on the bench to the left (if you’re looking at the road from the front entrance.
I was sitting at one of the first bistro tables to the right of the entrance and I kept getting strong whiffs of cigarette smoke.
Turns out, it’s the guy I described above was just sitting on that bench casually smoking…Not 5 feet from the front door.
The smoke and smell were so strong that I went inside to sit instead, for “fresh air”.
Once inside, I’m seated near the really cool “San Francisco” coffee roaster they have in the store.
I then see the same guy walk inside from his bench, step over the rope at the coffee roaster, and to my disgust, he starts operating the machine and touching some of the beans.
I couldn’t have guessed this guy even worked here based on his demeanor out front.
But the worst part? He didn’t wash his hands.
I’ve worked in the restaurant industry, and then the healthcare industry for many years. I’ve participated in plenty of health inspections in both fields, had to obtain my Food Handler certification multiple times…. This situation disgusted me, and this was my first and last time I’ll visit here.
If they read this, hopefully the employees learn to take their smoke breaks much further away from the storefront, and seriously make a trip to the sink to lather on that soap and hot water.
None of this should need to be said.
The staff is very calm, relaxed, and ready to brew.
Place smells like grandma’s breakfast cooking, which everyone knows, is a win win.
A staple in town for years, this place always seems to be outdoing itself. Such a cozy vibe here. Just outstanding coffee, and the team here is lovely as well. (Thank you again, Ashley!)