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Greece Food Guide: 3 Wine Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kionia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Wine Bar food in Kionia, Greece including Argys Wine & Coffee Lovers, Omma, Kalais Aperitivo Bar
Restaurants in Kionia
1. Argys Wine & Coffee Lovers
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Argyâs is an amphitheatric Cafe & Wine Bar Restaurant in Tinos Town, right at the new port, where one can enjoy from early in the morning till late at night a special coffee branded VERGNANO 1882 or a special glass of wine, taste any of the succulent hand
Reviewed By skostar
We stopped at Argyâs (Next door to Azzuro cafe) on the recommendation of the car hire place, Avance. What a great recommendation, the wine (it had a wine list with about 10 wines available by the glass) was delightful, the food was really well made, tasty, well dressed and the owners were lovely.We ran out of time to get our ferry so they packaged it all up and popped some cakes in for good measure.Top service, food and wine.Thank youThank you for your review.You are always welcome at Argy's Cafe and Wine Bar Restaurant.We hope to see you again!
2. Omma
OMMA, just landed in beautiful Tinos Island⦠A new, all day restaurant bar, just arrived a few kilometers away from Tinos Chora. Omma with its beautiful design, inspired from the dovecotes of Tinos and the local ceramics, serves flavorful cocktails and cr
Reviewed By Natassa K
You must definitely visit OMMA for breakfast, dinner and cocktails!! The view and the decoration are amazing!!! The brunch we have tried was delicious!! All the products are traditional and fresh!! The cocktails and dinner? Both were fantastic!!! Thank you OMMA for the great experience
3. Kalais Aperitivo Bar
Reviewed By cathadk
Went there tonight on a date night having been to tinos many times before but never to Komi and curious to try a new and ambitious place. Very nice setting on a gorgeous square (we came at night) and friendly waiter. The design of the place was elegant and tasteful andcould quite easily have gotten our five stars if they worked on the music (too loud disco/pop tunes from the 70s/80s) and offered (9EUR) cocktails that were not so sweet that they tasted almost the same despite different alcohols. Experimenting with more of the great local produce would also have been appreciated - and seem to go well with the recent trend on the island (though I realize good ouzo cocktails may simply be impossible. ..) A few more savoury and locally inspired snacks on the menu would also be great to go with wine/beer/cocktails.
