Tino's

Ate here with wife for lunch on a Saturday. Not busy for some reason. Wife had a large ham and cheese sandwich with chips. I had a bowl of chicken and rice with lemon soup--different but I liked it. Also a BLT which was one of the best I've had in this area--it came with chips. Also a small Greek salad with gyro meat--had to take part of it home. A large one would have been a whole meal for most. Service was outstanding by Samantha--friendly and attentive. Great little mom and pop Greek place tucked into White Oak Plaza. Scope it out for a treat.

Great diner with excellent Greek food along with typical diner choices. We were first-timers there for the Greek part of the menu, but we saw lots of great looking burgers and double-decker sandwiches on plates around us. We both opted for a meal of Pastitio which was terrific and a huge portion. All dinners come with a bowl of soup of the day (potato soup was very tasty) and 2 side dishes. We chose side salads with house-made Greek dressing and I got onion rings. Hubby had broccoli. The food was all scratch made and excellent. Service was outstanding. We brought home desserts for tonight. Portions were so big we couldn't eat any more (and we are actually big eaters). Prices were very reasonable. Can hardly wait to return. Tino's is going to be added to our list of places we will go to often.

Hidden gem in the White Oak shopping Plaza. I had the pastitio with a salad and green beans. My wife had the gyro dinner. We both had homemade chicken soup. Everything was excellent. The server was pleasant and provided good descriptions of items we weren't knowledgeable of. The chicken soup had a hint of lemon, which made me think of Avgolemono, but this was definitely more like good old-fashioned chicken noodle soup. The dining area is small but clean and not cramped. We were full after our meals, but took cherry pie and baklava to go. Both desserts got high marks when they were eaten, a day or two later. I recommend stopping in and giving this place a try.

Food: 4/5It's American Greek food, so it has many American options and some key Greek favorites. We got the gyro sandwich with chips, cottage cheese, onion rings, baklava, and kataifi. The Gyro sandwich was huge! The meat was moist, and tzatziki was tasty. The portion was huge with a great value! The cottage cheese was tasty and nostalgic. Onion rings were fried to perfection with a crispy, thin batter. Baklava was harder than I have traditionally thought of baklava; however, it was delicious. The kataifi was flown in from Greece but wasn't my favorite dessert because of the texture. It's probably great kataifi, just maybe not the dessert for me. Service: 3.5/5Two servers were hustling between tables. It was super busy, which probably explains why it's a local hot spot. The food came out reasonably, but we weren't given silverware and had to ask to get napkins. We got a few refills, and the waitress was friendly. Atmosphere: 3/5It is located in a west-side strip mall. It has a small dining room, but it looks like they do lots of takeout also. The space was a bit dated but clean and functional.

I love having Tino's in our neighborhood. I've only ever had the gyro and fries but that is because it's so good I never want to order anything else. On our most recent visit someone in our group ordered the Souvlaki and said it was really good. The service is great. You can definitely tell it is a family run place and everyone is very nice and attentive. Don't let it being situated in a strip mall fool you, the food and price are well worth it!

Great food /Great serviceI had the Greek dinner! The starter was cream of chicken soup & not a cup but a bowl! Greek salad & Greek meat with the pita bread ! I was stuffed & I had enough food to take home for another meal! But no room for dessert! I can't wait to take some of my other friends there!

This is a friendly little restaurant, located in a strip mall. It is "little," however. I considered taking a neighborhood group of 10-12 people here for lunch but realized they really have no room for a group that size. We have eaten here many times. They make their own hamburgers from scratch. (No frozen meat planks.) Their Greek food is great. (Their Spanakopida is crispy and served too hot to eat.) Their dinner sized portions include soup and two sides. (Don't order them unless you are really hungry or want leftovers. ) The Mousaka is eggplant, layered with meat and potato and beschamel cream, and we especially like it. Sometimes their soup, especially their beef barley, is over-salted, but that is the only complaint we have ever had about their food. They are closed Sundays and Mondays. Give them a try. You will be glad you did!

A hidden gem in the White Oak Shopping Center at Cheviot & Jessup Roads! When you're tired of fast food, stop in here for great American Greek food. Large portions and excellent service. Everything appears to be home-made.

The food is really good. They have a variety. The owners are top notch. I would eat there again.

Best pita in town. Very accommodating. We got grilled chicken on a gyro plus two plain pita breads because there is a lot of meat on them.