Peet’s Coffee: What’s Vegetarian Editorial Review

Peet’s Coffee has moved past treating vegetarian food as an afterthought wedged between the espresso machine and the pastry case. Impossible and Just Egg products anchor a real plant-based menu here, rather than something you have to piece together through substitutions.

What to order at Peet’s Coffee

The Everything Plant-Based Sandwich combines Impossible sausage, Just Egg, and vegan cheddar into a fully vegan breakfast sandwich, no substitutions needed. The Mediterranean Flatbread and the Plant-Based Southwest Breakfast Burrito work the same way, built from Just Egg, Violife vegan cheese, and plant chorizo. Order any coffee or espresso drink with oat, almond, soy, or pea milk at no extra charge, and add the Morning Glory Muffin or a plain bagel for something baked. The Fruit & Nut Medley, Nut Trail Mix, and fresh fruit cups are vegan grab-and-go options too, worth grabbing if you want something besides a sandwich.

What to watch out for at Peet’s Coffee

The regular Southwest Breakfast Burrito swaps in chicken chorizo and scrambled egg, so don’t confuse it with the plant-based version on the menu board. The Bacon Cheddar Brioche and the turkey ciabatta sandwich are both off the table too. Some baked goods, like the Blueberry Oat Bran Muffin and Chocolate Brownie, may contain egg or dairy depending on the location, so ask for the ingredient card at the register since recipes can vary by store.