Tinos Town Restaurants
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1. Itan Ena Mikro Karavi
$$ | |The old open-air cinema, steps away from the main street, has been lovingly reimagined as the island's gastronomic hot spot. A romantic pastel-painted courtyard festooned with greenery fronts the clearest expression of Tinos's outstanding produce, where clever contemporary trends are married to traditional techniques and recipes. Elegant and beautifully plated, dishes are offered by a brother and sister team proud of their island heritage. Every Greek child knows the song "There was a little boat" (Itan ena mikro karavi) and every visitor to Tinos should know its impressive namesake.
Trion Ierarchon, Tinos Town, Tinos, Greece22830-22818Known For
- Confident and creative cuisine
- Cycladic-led wine list is a treat
- Warm and inviting ambience
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2. Halaris
$ | |This shop and bakery is the local go-to for anything traditional and sweet. It's known for Tinian specialties such as almond paste candies called psarakia tinou, and cheesecake bites made with Tinian cheese called gliko tiropitaki tsibiti. You’ll find yourself walking away with little gift boxes filled with your favorites, but before you go try their homemade ice cream.
Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-25087Known For
- Tinian handmade specialities
- Inventive ice cream
- Beautifully packaged souvenirs
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3. Metaxi Mas
$ | |On a trellised lane by the harbor, this family-run taverna is a Tinos favorite, serving a wide range of Greek traditional and Tinian dishes. Main-course favorites include spicy lamb cooked in paper and calamari stuffed with cheese, tomatoes, and peppers. Starters such as local artichokes in vinegar sauce or hot eggplant slices wrapped around cheese, mint, and green pepper, and a light, rich mille feuille dessert might bookend a meal here. The name means "between us," and a friendly air prevails. The decor is traditional—pale stone walls and high stone arches—the staff is welcoming, and a fireplace in winter and summer air-conditioning keep it open year-round.
Kontogiorgi, Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-25945Known For
- Tinian dishes
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Busy alley location
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4. San To Alati
$ | |On the corner at the end of Agios Fokas beach, San to Alati—"like salt"—looks over the water and seven different islands are visible on a clear day from this whitewashed little taverna. The menu is wrapped in a fairy tale book cover and magic continues in the kitchen as the gifts of the sea are transformed into crowd pleasing local cuisine with modern touches and super presentation. For once, the desserts and wine choice are not an afterthought.
Ir. Politechniou, Agios Fokas, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-29266Known For
- Fairytale menu takes you on a journey
- Salty sea-breeze setting
- Husband and wife team offer caring service
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5. Symposion
$$ | |Giorgos Vidalis's café and restaurant occupies a sophisticated and well-preserved neoclassical building on a pedestrian-only street. Select from international- and Mediterranean-influenced dishes, to be enjoyed daytime on the upper terraces that overlook the Turkish fountain and the passing scene. At night, it's interior is an ambient blend of pastel colors, elegant furnishings, and marble-topped tables. Try the Symposium salad, a delightful mix of French lettuce, avocado, grilled shrimp, and citrus vinaigrette. Main dishes include the sole fillet with parsley and basmati rice, and the Tinian veal fillet with peppercorns and roasted vegetables. The Greek wine list is impressive.
Evangelistrias 13, Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-24368Known For
- Beautiful interiors
- Good service
- Huge bruch served late morning
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Mar, Credit cards accepted -
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6. Tarsanas
$$ | |The queues that sneak around the block tell you who cooks the best fish in Tinos. At the far east of the harbor—Tarsanas means boatyard—a stylish wood interior and two outside areas are the setting for distinctive dishes prepared with the finest ingredients. The menu is based on fresh produce with respect to the traditional Tinian kitchen, and all the dishes are served in smaller sampling portions, with correspondingly small prices—all the better to do more sampling!
kazanova 5, Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-24667Known For
- Reservations needed at busy times
- Best fish in town
- Cute family of ducks that waddle around the outdoor tables
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7. Tereza
$ | |They don't make them like this anymore. A handful of tables sit under lilac bushes outside this grocery store/café/mezzotaverna in the mountain village of Myrsini. The menu is scribbled into a school exercise book by hand and froutalia, the rich island omelette always features. Like stepping back into the 1950s, villagers come and go into the shop piled high with tins and packets, soap powder, and toothpaste.
Tinos, Greece22830-41320Known For
- Simple, traditional, delicious food
- Sweetest, kindest service
- Sublime, peaceful village setting
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8. To Koutouki Tis Elenis
$ | |On a small alley off the Panagias road is a brightly decorated eatery, run by the even more brightly decorated Eleni, that dates back to 1812. Once a wineshop-cum-hangout for artists and writers, it now serves the most memorable of classic Tinian dishes in a homely environment. Alleyway tables groan under the hearty dishes served with flair and passion—it is home-style cooking that reminds the Greek clientele of their childhood days.
Gafou 5, Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-24857Known For
- Kakavia (fish soup) from whatever the nets have brought in
- Warbling goldfinch that guards the entrance
- Open all year
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9. Zefki
$ | |The Tsirou family cooks delicious Greek classics with a Tinian touch. Try the Tinian omelet with sausage and fresh potatoes, or for a more hearty dish go for the savory roasted local goat. The desserts are homemade and change with the season. Every Sunday during the summer you'll hear live Greek music along with your meal. It's open all year.
Alex. Lagourou 6, Tinos Town, Tinos, 84200, Greece22830-22231Known For
- Reasonable prices
- Traditional Tinian dishes
- Live Greek music on summer Sundays
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No credit cards
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