We stopped by Tino's for dinner partly cause I had to return shoes to DSW, and partly cause we'd read a
good review about the place. Tino's is a cute little cafe. The dining style is like a not-serve-yourself-buffet. All of the food is laid out in front of you behind glass, but you don't serve yourself and it's not all you can eat. You basically go down the line and point to what you want, and the servers add it to your plate. For between $8.99 and $10.99, you can pile your plate with a bunch of stuff.
I had tabouli, hummus, spinakopita, and spinakopita with only cheese inside (don't know the name). $8.99
Ryan got the gyro plate with salad, hummus, spinakopita, moussaka, and a lentil soup. $9.99
For dessert we had baklava ($2.50) and some sort of chocolate roll ($2.50). The dinner was delicious, but the dessert was definitely the best part.
I had tabouli, hummus, spinakopita, and spinakopita with only cheese inside (don't know the name). $8.99
Ryan got the gyro plate with salad, hummus, spinakopita, moussaka, and a lentil soup. $9.99
For dessert we had baklava ($2.50) and some sort of chocolate roll ($2.50). The dinner was delicious, but the dessert was definitely the best part.
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