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Reviews on Cafe food in Tinos, South Aegean, Greece. Tinos (Greek: Τήνος [ˈtinos]) is a Greek island situated in the Aegean Sea. It is located in the Cyclades archipelago. In antiquity, Tinos was also known as Ophiussa (from ophis, Greek for snake) and Hydroessa (from hydor, Greek for water). The closest islands are Andros, Delos, and Mykonos. It has a land area of 194.464 square kilometres (75.083 sq mi) and a 2011 census population of 8,636 inhabitants.
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7. Orizontas
6. Luma
All Day Bar In Tinos Area Porto, Distance From Beach Only 10m, Enjoying With Us Your Breakfast, Coffee, Lunch And Coctails
Reviewed By marinapH9916ZG
Excellent environnement amical. Très bon service, je recommanderais cet endroit, j'adore aussi. La nourriture excellente!!!à beautiful place.I went with my friends we had Realy good time!!! Food very tasty good quality beverages!Very good service!!! I would recommend!â¤.The the food, drinks the music amazing.Thank you very much for your review!!
5. Triantaraki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Traditional Greek "kafeneio", located in one of Tinos picturesque villages, Triantaros. From coffee and breakfast, to traditional "mezedes" accompanied with local drinks, a great selection of Greek wine as well as homemade desserts.
Reviewed By Dimitris P
Triantaros is a very nice village, if you happen to be there and feel like an appetizer, it is fine to visit this ouzeri or the one next to it. But I have heard of people travelling more than half an hour in Tinos (which is a lot) for this well promoted place, which -in my opinion- is too much. The food is OK, the service people smiling, the place very busy during peak season, so try to avoid rush hour
4. Mayou All-Day Îar
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4 based on 247 reviews
Perched in the picturesque Ysternia Village on the west side of Tinos, you will find MAYOU All-day Bar, which opened its light-blue windows to the disarming beauty of the Aegean Sea exactly after 200 years, with a promise to take you with its view, warm p
Reviewed By MorSegev
A bit far from Tinos, in a beautiful authentic greek village with outstanding view, between houses from the 19th century (and even earlier) the coffee bar stands out in its hipster style. Playing english music and serving fresh universal brunch. The food is fresh and good, the coffee was on point but the place it self isnât part of the local view. Recommend to pay a visit and walk through the narrow alleys to enjoy some authenticity. Keep some space for the yogurt delight...
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3. Myrtilo bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
In the most picturesque alley of the historic center of the city of Tinos, at the place where our family carpenter shop used to be, we created the Myrtilo. The new proposal that was missing from the city of Tinos! An authentic bistro on the pedestrian Afe
Reviewed By rowarowa
Excellent greek food, propably the best we had in Tinos all times we visited the island. We had pasta and mix grill (piatela kreatikwn). Great location, the decor and enviroment were nice and the staff very kind, helpful and friendly. We will definitely visit Myrtilo again when we return to Tinos.
2. Platanos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
In a traditional house platanos caffe matches modernity and traditional decoration.Our main idea:traditional gourmet delights cooked with local products:breakfast served with fresh juices, local yogurt,fresh fruit salad;salty and sweet tinian meze,salads,
Reviewed By spyrost521
Hidden in a tiny square with a plane tree around which there are 3-4 little gemes ready to give an answer to your desire to have some cold water directly from the water spring plus excellent pastries including the "galaktompoureko"...
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1. Athmar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
ATHMAR TINOS· A name inspired by its place, as Tinos is a place full of thyme, also known as "athmar" in the local dialect. A cafe located in the square of the village (Platanos), has tried to combine the modern with the traditional. With love for the isl
Reviewed By Karen S
Chose Athmar mainly because they open early for breakfast. Itâs in a very nice setting with a few other cafes surrounding the square. Very peaceful in the morning. Have a good selection but I already knew I wanted pancakes, although never expected them to be so delicious. Had to be the best Iâve ever had plus a really good cup of cappuccino. Recommended!
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