Antilalos — Restaurant in Municipality of Tinos

This cozy haven is a blend of a coffee shop, a second-hand bookstore, and a health-conscious café, making it an absolute treasure for anyone who loves good books, great coffee, and wholesome snacks. For those who are lactose intolerant, they offer a variety of milk alternatives, which is a thoughtful touch that many cafes overlook. But that’s not all – their menu is filled with healthy snacks and beverages. From delicious teas and smoothies to nutritious snacks. As a book lover, I was particularly enchanted by their “Blind date” book section. Here’s how it works: you pick a book wrapped in paper (red for English). The catch? You don’t know what the book is until you open it! It’s such a fun idea, and I ended up with a fantastic read that I would not have chosen on my own. The staff are warm and friendly. In conclusion, this charming little shop is...

Big disappointment I chose this place out of too many coffee shops because it felt different…It’s a no no. Paid 12 euro for a coffee (literally two sips) and a small sandwich. But its not the overpriced menu that disappointed me. It was the bad service. I had to ask the waitress to order, I had to ask the waitress to pay. She and probably the owner were sitting at a table with others drinking coffee, paying no attention to customers. Unfortunately, its an attitude that I came across almost everywhere on the...

This is one of the best cafe shops that we visited during our time in Greece.

The coffee was top-notch with a reasonable price. If you’re not a coffee person, you can have a wide range of options ranging from herbs tea to local wine and homemade lemonade.

Love the cozy vibe, beautiful decor and books for reading (though mostly in Greek).

Plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor.

It’s close to the port, like 5 minutes walk. Very traveler-friendly. We wish we could have spent...