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Peet’s Coffee is set to close multiple San Francisco locations, including its Polk Street café at 2139 C Polk St., as part of a broader restructuring expected to take effect by the end of January 2026.
A spokesperson for Peet’s confirmed the closures, emphasizing that the company is adjusting its operations to align with long-term growth strategies and current market conditions. Specific details regarding the total number of affected stores or their exact locations were not disclosed.
“These decisions reflect our ongoing commitment to sustainable growth while honoring the quality and heritage that have defined Peet’s for more than 60 years,” the spokesperson said. “We are deeply grateful to our employees and loyal customers and remain focused on innovation and excellence in every cup.”
Peet’s opened its Polk Street location in 1993 and currently operates more than 20 stores throughout San Francisco. Reports indicate that additional locations, including those at 919 Cole St. and 2257 Market St., are also expected to close this month.
The closures coincide with an $18 billion acquisition of Peet’s parent company, JDE Peet’s, by Keurig Dr Pepper, a deal slated to finalize later this year.
This wave of store reductions reflects broader shifts in the coffee industry as chains adapt to evolving market conditions and corporate restructuring plans.
