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Paradise Coffee owners bring grab-and-go options to Point Tiburon Plaza

Paradise Coffee at Point Tiburon Plaza in Tiburon sells Cubano sandwiches, breakfast burritos and bonbons from a Tiburon chocolatier.

FRANCISCO MARTINEZ / THE ARKSam Cook (left) and William Caamal are two of the owners of Paradise Coffee, the coffee trailer situated in front of the Point Tiburon Plaza at 1775 Tiburon Blvd., near the plaza’s flower-shop gazebo. The two, alongside William’s brother Juan Carlos, opened the trailer in late April.
Francisco Martinez
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ · 1 min read

Sam Cook and William Caamal watch the tourists, cyclists and locals who pass through Point Tiburon Plaza daily from their mobile coffee trailer, Paradise Coffee.

The one thing the plaza was missing, Cook says, was a quick place to grab a bite to eat.

“I know that everybody has busy days, whether you’re strolling in Tiburon, enjoying the view or having to get back to work because you only have 30 minutes of lunch break,” Cook says.

Paradise Coffee is intended to fill that gap, he says, providing “something that you can just grab and go within 5 minutes, less than 5 minutes, get back to wherever you need to go and enjoy your day.”

Cook, Caamal and Caamal’s brother, Juan Carlos, opened the business in late April; the trailer sits at the plaza near the bus stop and flower-shop gazebo at 1775 Tiburon Blvd. It serves a variety of beverages, including coffee blends from Fabrice Moschetti of Vallejo-based Moschetti Artisan Roaster and Italian sodas. Food offerings include chicken cordon bleu and Cubano sandwiches, breakfast burritos and waffles.

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A version of this story appeared in the Sept. 9, 2026, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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