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.

The new menu is great, I had the chicken. I thought the portion was a good size. Although the apps…read moreand the other entrees were smaller just to keep in mind. The brunch deal is fantastic and delicious though.

I can't comment on what it was like at the Bungalow Kitchen in the "before" days people keep…read morereferring to since this was my first visit. I thought it was really good and the service was excellent. We got the brunch price fix and three out of four things were excellent. One could have used some improvement . We each got a salad to start . My Caesar salad was a very large portion and one of the best I've had. My husband loved the tomato salad with burrata and pesto and olives. The grilled salmon with summer squash was also a generous size and very good. The Bungalow Benedict was somewhat disappointing-- crammed on s much too small plate and the hollandaise was cold. It wasn't awful but just not up to the standard it should be especially at that price. Home fries were hot and tasty. Nice looking place with a wall of windows looking out at the water. We had to ask to move our seats because the chairs were too low for the tables ( in our opinion) but our waiter was very nice and it was not a problem. We had a nice view of the water. We parked on the street on a Saturday mid morning with no problem. Waiter, host and bussers were all great. It was quite a pleasant experience.

Wow wow wow - the coffee is delicious!…read more Loved the vibe of this cute coffee cafe. It was busy and buzzing during the morning hours and we had great service from an older gentleman who took his time to ensure we got exactly what we were looking for. They have a cute backyard patio space with additional seating (and maybe a pup or two!) Drinks: the Iced Vietnamese coffee and the Iced Churro latte. Both were strong and delicious!

I am not a fan. My…read moreexperience began pleasantly. The cashier greeted me with a smile and was friendly while I ordered. My order: large Honey Lavender Latte and a Lemon Blueberry Scone ($4.95). I was not asked if I wanted my order to stay or go. My scone was bagged, handed to me immediately and I was told my order would be called. I sat down. While I waited for my latte, a man ordered the same scone and a latte as well. The same cashier asked if he wanted his order to here or to go (again, something I was not asked). Then she asked him if he wanted his scone warmed (an option that was not provided to me either). Extremely displeased with the contrast of service or rather lack of service and its inconsistencies. The latte itself had many add on charges as did the order. A large 16oz latte ($7.25) with oat milk ($0.75) and honey lavender ($0.80) selected as the flavor option totaled $8.80. Using your card, there is a charge as well ($0.69). The honey lavender syrup used tasted artificial and the latte itself was not very warm when immediately received. It quickly turned to room temperature milk with flavoring. The lemon blueberry scone is delicious. The scone is crumbly and cakey with a vibrant fresh lemon flavor. The blueberries are not spread throughout and tasted like paper pieces. I stopped eating to remove a couple from my mouth, it felt like I was eating part of the bag. I picked the remaining "blue pieces" out. Now, thankful it was not spread throughout. My intent was to stay for a bit and experience the environment. After the contrast in "service", I definitely did not feel welcomed. Needless to say, I would not recommend and would definitely not return.

I love visiting The Tavern. There's plenty of parking, plenty of seating, and it's comfortable…read more I love having a little cocktail outside. It's just peaceful and fun. I generally enjoy the risotto or the Caesar salad. My husband was very happy with his chicken sandwich. Service is always good and they're very welcoming,

Still our favorite place to dine on a weekday in Tiburon. Raul is amazing - the entire crew at…read moreTiburon Tavern is attentive and friendly! This place has huge selections of wine, cocktails, beer, and cougars lol. The vibe is chill and good for large parties or date nights. The bar is fun to watch some games. It's attached to Tiburon Tavern, so if you're staying for the night or a little staycation, this is the go-to place. They also gave a great happy hour and a good selection of entrees. The New York steak is super juicy with chimichurri sauce and broccolini served with blue cheese fries; no blue cheese for me though. Seasonal desserts offered, can't go wrong with the flourless chocolate torte. Can't wait to come back. 'Til we meet again ~ cheers and see you on Yelp (SYOY)!

I was amazed and truly loved this local Spicery with the unique tea and spices options…read more The staff is amazing. The prices are a bit higher than the market, but at the same time it is a special tea options from green tea till herbal tea with some flowers that makes it blue in the cup! There are good options for a gift or a present for a special occasion. Parking is limited and only street parking is available in front. But if you park near by you will have an opportunity to walk around the area, which is itself a nice experience.

Visiting family near this waterfront gem recently, I discovered the most amazing spices! There are…read moreso many uniquely blended spices to choose from here. Upon walking in, the woman at the counter was friendly and helpful in asking how she could help find the exact one I was looking for that day. My Mom accompanying me, she ended up guessing which one too, the Baker's Cinnamon. The shop has such a comforting, welcoming vibe too no matter what spice you're looking for or are curious about. This should be Marin's go to spice shop no doubt.

Highest quality, large selection of the best grocery delights from veggies to fish & meats! You get…read morewhat you pay for & sure you'll pay a tad bit more & be glad you did. I especially love getting custom sandwiches made to order. Highly recommend shopping @ Woodlands Market in downtown Tiburon.

Stumbled onto this grocery store when I was cruising around Tiburon/Belvedere and stopped in…read more (Restroom was EXTREMELY clean, which was a good sign of quality and care! Thank you!) This is a medium-sized store but definitely one of those places where a foodie might want to take their time and wander the shelves and aisles. I was so impressed by all of the local products which celebrate the bounty of California and the culinary creativity of the North Bay. There's a lot of good stuff to choose from including a nice cold deli and chiller with prepared foods. I would definitely come back here again. The prices aren't cheap but actually struck me as about what you might expect for the quality, selection, and location. Also a great place to buy gifts for food lovers and edible souvenirs for yourself. Excited to try the fun jarred Santa Rosa-made pasta and pizza sauces I came home with.

We visited this shop due to other positive reviews (and an addiction/passion for coffee) and had a…read moregreat experience. Coffee is solid and delivered with beautiful foam artwork. We ordered avocado toast which was served on the most delicious thick slice of homemade sourdough. The shop is located on the Main Street which can make for challenging parking, but the service is quick and the view of the water is wonderful.

I was excited to come across a new coffee shop to try. The coffee and atmosphere were solid, and…read moreeven late morning on a weekday it was pretty packed. Don't assume you'll grab a place to sit, especially if you're visiting peak hours. The toast was good, but at $9 I expected something more memorable, so I'd skip that next time. I also overheard an issue at the register where a customer was told their ham croissant was no longer available because it had been given to someone else after they'd already ordered it. The staff offered to substitute something else but couldn't process a refund, and there weren't many other options. I would have been so disappointed if that were me! Overall, it was a decent experience, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again.