We wanted to hang out at a coffee place one Saturday morning with a great view, and Caffe Acri did…read morethe trick! It's a bougie coffee spot in Tiburon (one of the richest neighborhoods in the Bay Area) and the view definitely lives up to the location. They have glass windows everywhere where you can see the mountains where the 10 million dollar homes sit on or have the view of the bay. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, so you can soak it all in either way. The drinks were the highlight for me. The chai latte had a good spiciness to it and wasn't overly sweet, which I really appreciate. And the affogato? Amazing. Absolutely get the affogato. One big miss though -- they have a variety of pastries in a glass container, but I saw flies flying around inside it. That's a big no no for me and completely turned me off from wanting any. Hopefully they get that sorted, because the pastries looked tempting otherwise. Heads up: parking nearby is paid, so plan for that. Overall a lovely spot for a scenic coffee morning -- just stick to the drinks for now.

Cute Italian cafe near the ferry terminal. It was the perfect way to end our day trip to Tiburon as…read morewe waited for our ferry back to SF. The view from the cafe and their outdoor patio is beautiful. We ordered a peach scone, an oat milk latte, and a chamomile tea. It was nice to see that the chamomile tea came with a teapot and made about 3 1/2 cups of tea. The latte was served in a nice glass and paired really nicely with the peach scone, which also wasn't too sweet. I loved the interior seating and lighting; it's nice that they seem to have musical events going on, too. The service is friendly, albeit a little slow when it gets busy, which is to be expected. It's also nice that they are open a little later than other nearby coffee shops and bakeries, too.

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.

Stopped by for a Happy Hour $10 spritz. They had several types. Delicious! Nice, outdoor seating…read moreto enjoy the view of the bay.

So I just ordered a croque madam. It came out so incredibly soggy that I couldn't eat it. I've…read moreattached the instructions on how to make it since your rude waiter wanted to argue with the table about it. I have never dealt with such a rude man. In what world does a waiter argue with a customer. In what world does a man think it's appropriate to yell at a woman who is just telling them her food is too soggy to eat. Fire that man. I'm a local and I will be talking shit to all my people about how much this place sucks. I wouldn't have had such a strong feeling if the waiter wasn't such a po towards my mom. I've been trained in French cooking and I am telling you what I was served was not a croque madame. Read a French cookbook it's not hard. Also if I'm going to be so honest, the egg was over cooked and yall were so cheap with the crab on the Benedict. Now I know why the restaurant was empty. How It's Made Prep: Brush bread with Dijon mustard and layer with ham and Gruyère.Toast: Fry the sandwich in butter until golden brown and the cheese begins to melt.Bake/Broil: Top the sandwich with a layer of Béchamel and more cheese. Broil in the oven until bubbling and browned.Finish: While the sandwich is broiling, fry an egg sunny-side up. Top the hot sandwich with the egg and serve immediately.

Took the tram for the first time around the island. It was wonderful. Got some great pictures of…read morethe Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge, and the Richmond, San Rafael Bridge.

Friendly staff! welcoming and helpful if you have questions about the shuttle/tour. This is also…read morewhere you buy tour tickets for the island Doubles as a cafe where you can get merch or FOOD in case you didn't bring any from home Hot sandwiches order at the counter. cold sandwiches already packed and ready in the fridge, grab and pay

Sun @9am It's about…read moretime I come here to hang out! What I appreciate about this spot is community oriented it is. Their billboards are covered in local businesses and there's plenty of seating in this spacious shop. It was a cold day so I think the patio area was closed. There are plenty of board games and books for kids, and magazines for adults to enjoy. There's so many drink and food options AND they serve ice cream! Yeah this coffee shop has everything. Any local would be lucky to live near here.

What a fabulous place we discovered on our walk through Point Richmond!…read more Absolutely love the whimsy of this shop/café. And I appreciated all the various seating areas throughout the inside and outdoors in the patio. I thought I was coming in for a coffee, but once I saw that they Affogato, I had to order it. I had the espresso poured over there Tara's coffee, ice cream, and it was incredibly scrumptious. How cute it was that the Barista's did a self portrait of themselves and posted it. And I want to know where they got their light fixtures as they were stunning. As it was a warm day, we chose to sit out in their garden patio under a tree, which was quite lovely.

Sana'a Caffe brought us in with its vibrant, lively ambiance and welcoming, cool layout…read more The drinks and treats were incredible overall: Yemeni Tea (5/5): Absolutely perfect! We added a note asking for it to be extra hot, expecting it might be overlooked, but they nailed it--piping hot just as requested. Baklava : 5/5 Yemeni Latte: 5/5. Rose Latte (4/5): unique blend, strong rose flavor. The Pistachio Milk Cake, didn't hit the mark for us, so I'd skip that next time. Overall, amazing drinks, great atmosphere, and impressive attention to detail in service. Highly recommended!

Beautiful cafe. I was looking for something sweet and intrigued by the milk cake. Pistachio and…read moreDubai chocolate were recommended but I'm not a practice fan and didn't want chocolate. I opted for the vibrant red rose. It tasted exactly like a flavorless sponge drenched in l milk. Not even a hint of rose. Incredible, the white icing was equally flavorless, although it looked beautiful, with a sprinkling of dried rose petals. The overall effect was like eating a piece of cake that had fallen in a puddle of milk - with dried leaves in the icing. I had three bites and then told them guy behind the counter that it had no flavor and all he could offer was "I'm sorry". For $8 and no offer to make it right, it was a really bad experience and I would never go there again.

1st time here. Really nice and efficient staff. No table…read moreservice, but there is a lot of seating inside and out. Plenty of menu items to choose from and all very reasonably priced. Huge drink list as well. BBQ Chicken Salad - $17.00 Canned Fort Point KSA - $6.00 Salad was plentiful, lots of warm BBQ Chicken chunks and fresh Avocado chunks tossed w/the tortilla strips and dressed w/the dressing. I asked for the Pico on the side, not realizing the Pico consisted of the beans, corn, onion and tomato. This little dish was pretty skimpy & I had to pick out the few beans, corn & red onion, leaving the tomato. I was hoping the beans, corn and red onion were "in the salad", not the Pico. I don't like tomatoes, hence my ordering the Pico on the side. Happy to recommend if you are looking for fresh, reasonably priced food.

Love the location here. As others have mentioned, it is a little confusing to place an order at the…read morecounter for coffee and then go to another section of the cafe to pick it up. But once you get the hang of it, it works out okay. Equator has an assortment of casual fare that you order and are given a number. I came here for breakfast and sat outside on the patio. They do have seating indoor as well, but it being a lovely day, it's always nice to eat al fresco. These seats are indeed coveted, especially on the weekends. The day I was here, a woman had beef with me because I only had coffee and didn't have a number (indicating that I had ordered food). Not go to into too much detail, but we kindly told her that these seats are for everyone. I did end up ordering food a few minutes later, was given a number for the table, and tried their veggie omelette ($13), which was delicious. Featuring goat cheese, kale, poblano chile, red bell pepper, roasted potatoes & ciabatta toast, it was just the right amount. I felt like waving my number in that lady's face, but I have more tact and class than that. Anyway, would come back here again, number or no number.

Clearly this water front cafe is a favorite spot for the locals that appreciate good food that…read moredoesn't caters to the Bay Area tourists. They serve breakfast and lunch all day so you should not have an issue answering your cravings when you dine here. The place is small so certain times of the day you might have to wait to be seated. The staff was great and they can get you a coffee or juice order while you're waiting.

We never would have found this out if the way diner if friends hadn't brought us here. A great…read morelooking extensive menu with lovely fresh ingredients. I had salmon, eggs c onions and cream cheese. It was delicious and a good sized portion. They make substitutions easily so I had fruit instead of potatoes and toast. Can't wait to go back and delve into the menu.

Food is just ok but over priced. Main issue I have is…read moreeverything is served in to go containers even if eating in. This so so wasteful and creates so much extra trash. Considering the location we're in it's a little surprising that the owners are not more environmentally conscious. The bins are filled with used plastic and boxes. So get some plates, glasses and cutlery and a dishwasher and maybe I'll come back.

One parking spot left out side of the cafe so we took it. First time here for me. They are busy…read more The cafe is lively with lots of people today. I like my mom crispy fish Taco ($26) the most. I believe that Fish and chips must be delicious.

Great food , amazing coffee , Great place , great service and great ambiance .. loved this place…read moreand I recommend

Perfect brunch place for a group, many menu options and seats! My party got a caramel macchiato,…read morehot chocolate, green tea and a chai latte, all turned out great. Everyone loved what they got, croissant sandwich, egg/avocado toast, bagel sandwich (pictured). So nice to see they have gluten-free toast available! Service was quick especially for the amount we ordered. Everyone was nice, especially the worker that hand scooped our Booza icecream at the end. Didn't even get a picture because we were too excited to try it!