Restaurant in New York City, United States
Tinos
100Pearl PointsNeighborhood Dinner
About Tinos
Tinos is a practical Upper East Side choice for an easy neighborhood dinner, not a destination tasting-menu booking. Go when location and low planning effort matter; cross-shop Delizia 92, Nick's, Cafe d'Alsace, Korali, or Sandro's Restaurant if the group wants a clearer cuisine or room identity before committing.
In New York City, the safest way to frame Tinos is as a practical dining option with limited verified public detail. The confirmed basics are direct: it is in New York City, the dress code is casual, the posted hours run from 5–11 PM Monday through Thursday, 12:30–11 PM Friday, 12:30–10 PM Saturday, 12:30–11 PM Sunday.
For a first-timer, the decision should stay simple. This is not a page with enough verified detail to support claims about cuisine, chef, price, menu format, service style, awards, or a specific location within the city. It works better as a flexible New York City plan when the group wants to confirm the latest details directly before committing.
Plan for a casual New York City meal, with details to confirm
The useful read is expectations. Based on the verified information available, Tinos is best approached as a casual New York City dining choice rather than a heavily documented destination meal. It may suit a simple meet-up or an easygoing plan, but diners who need menu detail, service format, price certainty should confirm those points directly before going.
The verified dress code is casual. Hours are listed as 5–11 PM Monday through Thursday, 12:30–11 PM Friday, 12:30–10 PM Saturday, 12:30–11 PM Sunday. For broader planning around the city, use Our full New York City restaurants guide, if the night needs a hotel or later stop, cross-check Our full New York City hotels guide and Our full New York City bars guide.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Choose Tinos if the priority is a casual New York City option and you are comfortable confirming menu and other practical details directly. Cross-shop if the meal needs a clearer point of view before you decide. Other options to compare include Delizia 92, Nick's, Cafe d'Alsace, Korali, Sandro's Restaurant, depending on your timing and the kind of night you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Tinos?
Treat Tinos as a casual New York City dining option with limited verified public detail. Confirmed hours are 5–11 PM Monday through Thursday, 12:30–11 PM Friday, 12:30–10 PM Saturday, 12:30–11 PM Sunday. If menu, price, booking method, or service format matters, check directly before you go.
What should I wear to Tinos?
The verified dress code is casual. A neat casual outfit is the safe call for Tinos in New York City. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Can I eat at the bar at Tinos?
That is the kind of thing to confirm directly before going, since bar seating details are not verified here. If bar dining matters, ask ahead before making plans in New York City. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Can Tinos accommodate groups?
Group policies are not verified here. If you are planning for a larger party, confirm directly with Tinos before showing up. If your group wants more structure, choose a place that clearly publishes group booking details.
Does Tinos handle dietary restrictions?
You should ask directly before going if the table has allergies or specific restrictions. Those details are not verified here. If your group has strict needs, get confirmation before you commit. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
How far ahead should I book Tinos?
Reservation timing is not verified here, so confirm directly with Tinos. Its posted hours are 5–11 PM Monday through Thursday, 12:30–11 PM Friday, 12:30–10 PM Saturday, 12:30–11 PM Sunday. If you need another option to compare, consider Cafe d'Alsace or Sandro's Restaurant depending on your timing.
Location
1748 1st Ave, New York, NY 10128
New York City, United States
Compare Tinos
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Tinos | New York City |
| Delizia 92 | New York City |
| Cafe d'Alsace | New York City |
| Nick's | New York City |
| Sandro's Restaurant | New York City |
| Korali | New York City |
How Tinos New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Delizia 92, Notable alternative
- Cafe d'Alsace, Notable alternative
- Nick's, Notable alternative
- Sandro's Restaurant, Notable alternative
- Korali, Notable alternative
How Tinos compares on the Upper East Side
Delizia 92 and Nick's are the closest cross-shops for a low-drama neighborhood dinner. Choose Tinos when the First Avenue location is the deciding factor; choose one of those peers when the group wants a more familiar old-school neighborhood-restaurant feel and does not need a destination-level plan.
Cafe d'Alsace is the better fit when ambiance matters more than convenience, especially for a group that wants a livelier brasserie-style room. Korali is the cleaner comparison if the brief leans Mediterranean and the group wants that identity to be clear before booking.
Sandro's Restaurant is the cross-shop for a more traditional sit-down Italian plan nearby. Tinos is easier to justify when the goal is a simple Upper East Side booking with less pressure around occasion, price tier, or menu research.
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