Spritzers Cafe

Love this spot. Right near the park, friendly service and tasty, strong coffee. When I need to study or do some remote work, this is always my first choice on the island.

Lovely place! Friendly staff. HUGE iced tea! Glad I came! Lots of tables inside plus bistro tables outside. I'll be back.

My 30 abstract artwork (24 original watercolor paintings and 6 photographs) are now officially up and exhibit runs from March 5, 2020 through May 5, 2020. Please check it out at Spritzers: Coffee & Tea 734 Central AveAlameda, CA 94501United States(510) 995-8644The title of the painting below is "Sunday, 1/12/'20 1:29pm" and it is 9 6/8" w X 13"L

Nice place to meet up with folks to get some work done. They have a nice sitting area, plenty of tables, bathroom, WiFi and plenty of street parking. The staff was nice and the quiche was great. I would suggest this place to my work group again.

Date: 5/11/2017 Time: 10:51 AM 64° Mostly cloudyThis morning I stopped by Lee's Donuts to get a ham 'n cheese croissant and juice, only to see they are on vacation until May 30th. Okay, I need a breakfast fix. Where shall I go next - somewhere within walking distance besides Nation's? Aahh...Spritzer's, which is down the street (Central Avenue) from Lee's.I have always wanted to try the spinach quiche from Spritzer's, but could never seem to stop in to check this place out.The ambiance is casual and comfy. The walls are filled with framed artwork. The main entrance leads to the assortment of baked goods in the glass display cases. Bags of assorted roasted coffee grind in two different sizes are stacked up on a shelving unit to the right of the entrance. Comfy seating for two in the corner facing window. The adjoining room to the left of the entrance is more spacious and very inviting for the enjoyment of beverage and baked goods (be it the spinach quiche, pastries, Russian tea cakes or whatever tickles one's fancy).Eats: a slice of spinach quiche and a bottled water. I am not much of a coffee drinker, unless it is an iced skinny cinnamon dolce latte from SB. The quiche was edible, despite it being just a tad dry. Overall, it was okay compared to the asparagus quiche I had elsewhere. The assortment of sliced loaf bread looked delish. If I weren't type 2 diabetic, I would have at it with their pastries. I will return to Spritzer's to try other items on their menu, hoping that I can give them a better rating than a 3 star. The ambiance is a 4 star, but the cafe has to grow on me. I need a little time to visit and enjoy the environment.

I love this coffee shop and the owners. The coffee and bites are good. The vibe is very welcoming. I'm so happy that they made it out of shelter in place.

First time visiting this place- the owner was from Ethiopia. The chai latte she made me was a taste of heaven! I would definitely come back for their bagels.. those cream cheese on top looked delicious! Looks like they offer a wall of Ethiopia coffee beans as well- would be fun to check those out!

Brought their whole beans coffee. Asked them if they may ground it. Walked away $15 dollars lighter and 12 oz heavier of freshly grounded coffee. Next is to see how it tastes!

The Good: Always the same woman there and she's pleasant and efficient. Never a line and ample seating. Comfortable environment for work/reading with local artwork and decent music. Conveniently located next to Upper Washington Park. The Bad: Coffee is Starbucks level. There's three other much better places to get coffee within half a mile (Neptunes, Cafe Jolie, Wescafe). The Ugly: Their food selection is small and their baked goods are sometimes stale.

I LOVE it here. They have great coffee and the owner is as sweet as the breads she sells. If you're looking for a great cup of coffee or a place to unwind, then this is the place to go!