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    Caffe Acri

    3.4 (293 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed
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    Mmm - bomboloni
    Cheryl M.

    Popular spot with bicyclists as located next to the Tiburon and Angel Island Ferries. I've only visited for coffee and pastries: bomboloni and pistachio cheesecake as they both looked and sounded yummy. :: Cream custard bomboloni was not...interior was dry and had texture of scrambled eggs :: Pistachio cheesecake - I'm a big fan of rich, creamy cheesecake and this didn't do it for me as it was more of a no-bake cheesecake - soft and pudding like. Flavorful but not what I was expecting. Lattes are nice and service ok. Will try their savory offerings in the future. Located in Downtown Tiburon with plenty of street and lot parking.

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    Ria T.

    We had a good time here. Coffee was fine, but the ambiance is perfect for a little stop on your tiburon day trip. Price to performance is decent. Would come back if needed something quick and simple on a road trip. We got a turkey sandwich, an omelette and some coffee Turkey sandwich - surprised me I loved the fontina cheese on this. Had a nice bite to it. Omelette - really good and fresh. Packed with veggies.

    Great scones!
    Terry L.

    Great Cafe or Caffe! The pastries were excellent. I loved the scone! It is in a super convenient location near the ferry. We took the Tiburon to Angel Island ferry (shortest route).

    Matcha Lattes
    Jenny H.

    Lovely cafe by the water! We ordered hot matcha lattes while enjoying the view and calming atmosphere of the cafe. It's such a great place to decompress. On a weekday afternoon, there were just a few people hanging out, on video calls, and chattering. The noise level wasn't too loud though.

    Michael J.

    This was a cute little cafe on the Bay that overlooks the water. The Strawberry Smoothie was ok but I feel like the Energizer one would've been better. The staff was nice and it was really relaxing inside

    Cafe Mocha
    Cayla P.

    We were visiting from MO, my favorite part of my entire vacation was walking up to the shore of Tiburon and ordering a Mocha and a breakfast pastry. We tried the chocolate croissant, butter croissant, ham and cheese, panini, and an omelette. Every single food item, every single coffee, every interaction across all 4 days was magical. Sitting on the benches out front watching the fog roll across the city across the Bay, looking at Angel Island, watching the Ferry, and enjoying my the ambiance of the town around us every morning was absolutely amazing. Cafe Acri made my entire vacation wonderful with their friendly, efficient, and delicious location.

    House coffee & homemade cranberry scone
    Subhi K.

    Local coffee shop. We stopped here in the morning for coffee. We got their house coffee and homemade scone. It was good. Service is friendly. They have indoor and outdoor dining.

    Zoya S.

    A Local Hub, But Not Quite My Cup of Matcha Parking was my first little hurdle. There's no direct parking, so I ended up in the Cinema Lounge lot and paid about $8-9. I know Sausalito is used to paid parking, but in the rest of Marin it always feels slightly... offensive. Especially in the rain. And yes -- it was raining cats and dogs, which made the walk over less than charming, though not unbearable. When you search "coffee shop Tiburon," this is what comes up, so it does feel like the local hub. The place was fairly full when I arrived, which is always a promising sign. Service, however, felt distracted. The person at the register seemed far more engaged with teammates than with customers. I asked about the soup of the day and was met with a kind of aloof indifference that made me immediately regret asking. Not rude -- just uninterested. There's a difference. I ordered a matcha. It arrived in a glass with a cardboard sleeve -- which I will never understand. Why are we serving hot matcha in clear glasses? It's not chic. It's just awkward. Unfortunately, it was also very bad. I didn't drink it. My friend's latte was also disappointing, though at least it came in an actual latte cup. She did love her scone, so that's a point in their favor. I circled back to the soup of the day (zucchini). It was solid, comforting enough for a rainy afternoon, though the bread on the side was a little stale -- which felt unnecessary at a $35 total bill for two people. The pricing overall was reasonable for Marin. The space itself is slightly cold temperature-wise, but aesthetically it has that "a little worn-in" charm. Not polished. Not precious. Just... there. It's new to me, though it doesn't feel particularly new or differentiated. Would I rush back? Probably not. I wouldn't choose it as a meeting spot, especially when there are places like Amalfi Deli or Café Brulé nearby. I do appreciate that it's in that sweet Tiburon pocket -- it should be the kind of place you want to love. I'm just not sure it quite delivers the warmth or memorability that makes you return. I'm still on the hunt for a non-chain Tiburon coffee spot with a little more heart. Rustic near Point Tiburon is reliable (and local-ish), but I'm craving something with more personality.

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    Tessa V.

    Their pear sorbet is PHENOMINAL! Very true taste, not too sweet or artificial-tasting. We came at a busy time but the worker still let us to try a couple of flavors before deciding. Plenty of seating both inside and outside. I absolutely love the huge windows that let in the Tiburon sunlight and people-watching opportunities! We chose to eat our sweet treats outside and enjoy the fresh air. If I take another day trip to Tiburon, I'll definitely come back!

    Nocciola and Pistachio Gelato
    Lynn N.

    I was recommended this place by a close mentor, and I am so happy we went. He said the gelato here was amazing, and I didn't believed it until I tried. And this is, by a landslide, the best gelato I have ever had. It is a small cafe, and it is very cozy. We were able to try a few flavors and decided to get Nocciola and Pistachio Gelato. Our server said nocciola was his favorite too! The gelato was thick and so nutty. The hazelnut and pistachio really shine through, and the gelato was not too sweet. It was honestly a perfect bite and the texture was creamy and chewy. I loved this place and will continue to come again.

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    Jack R.

    If I opened a cafe this would be it. Fresh squeezed orange juice, grapefruit juice, beet juice, smoothies, Gelato, coffee, pastries....it's everything I've ever wanted in a cafe. Their pumpkin cheesecake is almost as good as the Cheesecake factory. The fresh juices were amazing. We bought one of each and also bought their smoothies. Their homemade scones are also good and they have affogato which is also my favorite. I wish all cafes had their selection and quality. Really was my favorite thing in Tiburon. Just leave me at the Cafe and I'll be happy.

    Gohar K.

    Morning walk from our hotel never tasted so good. My cousin and I had coffee and pastries here every morning and gelato at night while on a weekend trip to Tiburon. It's a cozy little cafe that serves food, pastries, coffee and gelato. The cafe mocha was so delicious so was the blueberry muffin. The service was not the friendliest but not too bad either. The ambiance is great with both indoor and outdoor seating. Check it out if you are in the area.

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    Angie H.

    We stopped in without having a real plan after a subpar lunch experience and NEEDING something sweet. The chocolate mousse called to meeeee and my kiddo was mesmerized by the tiramisu. He's 5 so couldn't appreciate how well done the tiramisu is compared to others. It's expertly created so it's still bouncy and not overly wet like some places. They take care to preserve each slice and this chocolate mousse is INSANELY GOOD If you like chocolate and a little crunch, you must indulge. The coffee is hot, the staff is kind, and it's mellow and shady inside which is ideal after being sun-soaked for the past 2 hours.

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    great coffee, great service & good views!! had an iced latte and avocado toast and both were great

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    We stopped by here during a visit at Tiburon. The place was very relaxing, with great, attentive staff. The gelato was yummy!

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    Great location. Excellent lattes and pastries. Much less expensive and better selection than the Malibu Farm to go cafe a couple doors down.

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    Every visit to Tiburon requires an espresso from Acri. Non-negotiable. Great coffee.

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    Ambiance is good. Location is great. However, the coffee is not good. Self-service for coffee.

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    Malibu Farm

    Malibu Farm

    3.8
    (605 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$$

    I recently got into grad school and I wanted to also celebrate me and my partners two month…read moreanniversary since being together. This was a perfect place to go, especially on a nice sunny day. We sat outside on the patio, it did get a little roasty toasty under the sun but it was nice being able to see the water and the city. The service was a tiny bit slow, but overall fast, considering that the place was packed to the room with reservations and walk-ins. The servers were really cute and accommodating for everything, and the food was spectacular. I'm not a huge fan of oysters ( or at least I thought I wasnt) but this definitely changed my mind. It's super fresh, the sauce is pair really well, and the whole vid a good ambulance for me to get back into oysters. If you get a chance, grab the coconut ceviche for a little twist on a classic ceviche... There are slices of coconut and slices of fish with mangoes and tomatoes, which was so tasty. The crab tacos were a whole other deal as well since it wasn't on tortilla, but rather a rice paper kind of wrapping. Super fresh crab, and very juicy and creamy. BEWARE parking is terrible, it's usually crazy packed, and there's a lot of other restaurants and bars around the area which also add to the density. I would recommend this area for adults - couples, friends, older family members. I probably wouldn't recommend this for kids since it's a bit more busy but classy. There's lots of other spots down the street or in Sausalito. That's a bit more accommodating for all ages.

    Leo, great food, nive atmosphere, Voice of the bay…read more Great place for lunch, Great food

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    The Bungalow Kitchen

    The Bungalow Kitchen

    4.1
    (1k reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$$

    What a treat…read more.. Hadn't been to the location since it was Guaymas - what a transition. Same beautiful views, upscale interior that goes with the casual like atmosphere. Outside seating was relaxing and the views complimented the evening. Nice to see staff members with smiles on their faces, don't always see that at a restaurant! Fharid was the server, ever attentive, but just enough! What's important...the food! Romaine Caesar Salad - just enough of the flavorful dressing to compliment the salad. Roasted Half Chicken - tender and absolutely delicious. Portions were very filling. A wonderful homemade peach mint chutney enhanced the flavor option if you so wished. I love chutney, wished I could buy a bottle to take home! Dark Chocolate Cake - words can't describe how good it was! Dark chocolate cake, sour cherries, fresh whipped cream - a piece of chocolate art. Hated to destroy the dessert, but I did! It was decided I should meet the baker. She came out and I thanked her again for the beautiful and flavorful surprise. The Bungalow Kitchen: Great evening, wonderful food, atmosphere is superb, lucky to live nearby.

    WARNING! As of June 2026, this is no longer a Michael Mina…read morerestaurant. The view is amazing! The decor is comfortable with lots of light. All of the employees are helpful and pleasant. The Manager Peter really appears to be on point. My dry aged bone in New York strip had real dry aged flavor. It was a little under seasoned and with no salt and pepper on the table I just ate it. My GF really enjoyed her filet. The one thing we both said was that both of our mains and both of our sides were served on the cool side. They were at the temperature that most meals are at when we are at the end. The corn side was served on the cob; ridiculous. JUST DON'T! The menu is small. All of the employees were instructed to tell EVERYONE that they just added 12 new items to the menu. Which means that they threw out Michael Mina's menu and replaced it with their own. Was this a nice night out? Yes Was this a great meal? No Is this a destination restaurant? No If I was in the neighborhood would I go there again? Yes definitely. Valet parking is $15. Can you find nearby parking and walk? Sure. Corkage fee $45.

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    The Bungalow Kitchen
    The Bungalow Kitchen
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    Sausalito Bakery & Cafe

    Sausalito Bakery & Cafe

    4.0
    (614 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    I could not recommend any single cafe more than this one if you are in the area…read more Every pastry behind that counter is amazing. I come here at least once a week on a bike ride and I have a wonderful time without fail. Sit and look at the water, talk to the man behind the counter. He always has a fun quip to start the day. There is a bathroom in the back. It feels really old fashioned and legit. Love this spot. The same guy is working there every time I go and he always has a smile on his face. Dog friendly and biker friendly. Just got blueberry banana bread for the first time today and while my bike home was a bit slower, it was worth it.

    Local bakeries are my weakness, so I had to stop by this spot after seeing their giant pastries and…read morecookies. The location is beautiful right by the water and has such a cozy, homey feel. I ordered the giant cinnamon roll and a large oatmeal cookie to take on the road. Unfortunately, neither lived up to my expectations. The cinnamon roll was more like plain bread with very little cinnamon flavor or frosting, and the oatmeal cookie tasted more like flour than oats or spices. As an SF native who's tried a lot of great bakeries, this one just didn't stand out. I really wanted to love it because the setting is so relaxing and beautiful, but the baked goods fell short for me.

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    An array of pastries and cookies!
    An array of pastries and cookies!
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    The outside view of the shop
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    Rustic Bakery

    Rustic Bakery

    3.1
    (192 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Visiting family nearby, Mom & I stopped in this bakery for a late breakfast this week…read more We were delighted to see so many choices on the menu - from soups, salads, and sandwiches to breakfast items and treat. And of course the best coffee drinks that come to mind. Mom decided on a piece of quiche and poppy seed lemon cake while I chose the breakfast burrito and the peanut butter and chocolate bar. We both found our choices to be uniquely delicious and filling. And it turned out my brother had purchased earlier in the week the specialty desserts as surprise treats for us to enjoy later. The coffee was strong, the food tasty, and the cafe atmosphere neighborhood friendly, so all in all a good experience for both locals and visitors alike.

    I came in and ordered a quiche, blueberry muffin, and matcha latte. I was given a cold packaged…read morequiche from the fridge, a cranberry scone, and what tastes like just green tea from a bag. When I went back after leaving, they swapped the scone for the muffin but was surprised to watch them put the scone right back on display after I left and came back with it (seems like a questionable food hygiene choice). They did microwave the quiche for me... surprised they didn't have some for of oven. Honestly, none of it was good and after picking at it I threw most of the $22 order in the trash. An expensive waste of money. Additionally, they were calling someone a "puta" (a vulgar insult for a b*** or wh***) directly in front of me. Like just because I'm not Latino doesn't mean I can't speak Spanish. Very poor customer experience with immature / unprofessional staff. The ambience is similar to any other cafe.

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    Rustic Bakery
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    Frankie & Jo’s

    Frankie & Jo’s

    4.0
    (73 reviews)
    5.9 mi

    Decided to come here after a day at Muir Woods a little skeptical about how good an organic plant…read morebased ice cream shop could truly be (it was conveniently on the way towards the Richmond Bridge for our way back home which is why we picked it compared to other places in San Rafael or Sausalito). The shop is pretty tiny, located next to a donut shop near the netrance of a medium sized open plan shopping center. Came in there and the worker offered us whatever samples we wanted and we immediately noticed the really interesting but unusual flavors that they had. Of the classic type flavors, we really liked the brown sugar vanilla and the breakfast cereal one. The cherry special drink and the grapfruit one also tasted quite nice. But the ones that stood out the most were the thom ka and the chaat masala ones. while the chaat masala didnt end up having that distinct tanginess you might expect, the thom ka ice cream was mind blowing. It tasted exactly like having the soup but in a cool and refreshingly creamy dessert form. My mind couldn't really process it other than the fact that it was delicious. We ended up opting to pair the thom ka and the brown sugar vanilla to have a "normal" flavor to offset the unusualness of having a thai soup ice cream. We honestly could not get enough of it - it easily was one of the best ice cream scoops we had ever had and it being a plant based ice cream was insanely impressive. Frankie & Jo's will definitely be a place we will be returning to especially as the new seasonal flavors roll out so we can see what other concoctions they might be able to try and conquer.

    There were only three flavors available at the fairly small Frankie & Jo's as most of the board was…read moremarked as "sold out" so we taste tested the pistachio and the honey ended up choosing a small size sangria which had a light fizzy pop to it. The service was prompt and helpful but it seems like they're a small batch company so if you're already in the area shopping and it's easy to stop in you absolutely should.

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    Seasonal Candy Bag
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    Ice scream with coconut charcoal sauce
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