Tino's Greek Cafe - Austin

I was so excited to eat here because I?ve really been craving good Greek food and this place really disappointed me. The portions are very small for what they?re charging. The baklava was the smallest piece I?ve ever seen and definitely not worth $3.25. The lentil soup was absolutely horrible. There were no lentils and it smelled/tasted horrible. I think they gave me like a leftover batch from a week ago, it tasted old/expired. The rice pilaf is not rice pilaf.. it?s just unseasoned white rice with peas and carrots. The chicken was cold (I live 6 min away from this place) and tasted okay. As I was about to eat the Gyro meat, I found a little piece of like gold foil (in the pictures). I asked for no olives in my salad and they still put them in, not a huge deal, but it?s annoying when places don?t listen. Will not be eating here again and don?t really recommend anyone eating here. I just really hope I don?t get sick from eating this stuff.

This is seriously the best Greek food I have had in ages. We Grub Hub this during the week?.and I am always blown away. The falafel and dolmathes are absolutely incredible as sides to the incredible meat. This will NOT DISAPPOINT. We love this place!! Thank you Tinos!!!

As a few others have said. This food was inedible. Quality, presentation, and the few bites we were able to consume were all shockingly bad. We threw $48 worth of food into the trash. I have never done that before

Got a veggie plate to go not worth $11. They gave me only one falafel (which from the menu it seems this should be the main part of the ?plate? option), and the rice pilaf tasted like unseasoned instant rice with a couple pieces of peas and corn kernels. Spanakopita was lukewarm and the dough was not crispy. The only thing that was actually okay was the lentil soup. Food is served cafeteria style and looked like it had been sitting out all day. Overall it was edible but really disappointing in presentation, quality, and value.

Right in the heart of your favorite shopping center. Tucked between two stores that who knows if anyone goes in there... I'm sure those places are interesting too but my eyes are always stuck on the choco-lauva the only thing that made this just a pinch better and I'm hoping praying that this serendipitous Union happens where Tina's can actually afford a tiny bit nicer of tea. I paired this with a ZT sweet desert delight... My socks where are they I have no idea. To be fair though the chocolate by itself is complimented only by the addition of the most delicious honey from wence I dare not ask. I recommend the tabbouleh personally and their hummus... Cured to perfection. I'm sorry I might be putting them up on a pedestal for this one but I would love it if they did a traditional Greek cheese flambe. I imagine that would require outdoor seating though.