Tinto

114 S 20th St
Philadelphia PA 19103
(215) 665-9150

The creamy yet spicy Jalapeñotini might be just enough to bring you to Carlos Hernández’s restaurant Tinto formerly his own Meigas, now readapted into the absolutely finest tapas in Connecticut. Even down to the white triptych plates, Hernández has thoughtfully recreated his own former restaurant. The space is a stunning 4,000-square-feet with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on Wall Street in East Norwalk, which is equidistant from northern and southern Connecticut. There is a romantic sense here in a place that has thought a lot about the subtle look of the lights, enhanced by a street lighting glow that adds an urban aura.

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Bravo
Kevin Sbraga loves this place! -Kevin Sbraga, Top Chef

Philadelphia Magazine
A great place for drinking wine, especially if you can get the railing seat that looks out on 20th. Just settle in and watch the world go by.

Food Network
Jose Garces's Tinto, a restaurant and wine bar inspired by the Basque region of Northern Spain is serving tasty tapas dishes.

Philadelphia Magazine
Half-price sangria (white or red, $4) from 5 to 7 p.m.

@A.G. Wine - iPhone/iPad
Looking for a new white wine? Go with Castiila y Leon'a unique Albillo grape variety by Yunquera (West/Galicia). A nice option with generous fruit & nice citrus. Visit agwine.com for more wine tips.

Philadelphia Magazine
On Sundays, there's a $25 prix-fixe brunch, which includes your choice of first course (like tortilla espanola or homemade granola), second course, side dish and dessert.

Angela A.
Try the chef's tasting. Amazing.

Elizabeth L.
The scallops are amazing!

Susan L.
Arugula salad was so tasty - figs and ham,yum.

Dining Out for Life PHL
Make your reservation now! Tinto is participating in Dining Out for Life 2012 by donating 33% of every meal sold on Thursday, April 26. Dine Out, Fight AIDS! To learn more about the cause:

Foobooz Philadelphia
Try the Reina Maria. One of the 20 best drinks in Philly.

Philadelphia Magazine
Try the boquerones with melon, guindilla chili and fried garlic slices—a $6 ticket to anchovy heaven.

Colleen M.
The artichokes are DIVINE!!!!

Philadelphia Magazine
Tinto made Philadelphia Magazine's list of 50 Best Restaurant's!

Victoria L.
Tasting menu is definitely worth $55, especially for indecisive people and first-timers...so much delicious food

Jason K.
Ask for me when you come in ;)

Per S.
Too late at night to really enjoy a great meal.

Jaci Y.
Get the truffled chestnut soup and thank me later.

Emily C.
You gotta try to Pulpo! Best in town.

Jitsiri M.
Fresh seafood with awesome sauce. However, the dish is a bit too small.

Clay W.
Amada's pricier sibling. Also great Spanish small plates, this time Pintxos. Foursquare says it's a breakfast spot, but I've only done dinner.

Nikki D.
The sopa de castano was fantastic. avoid sitting upstairs because of the smoke from kitchen.

Stephen L.
Watch out for the soap dispenser in the first bathroom. It will get ya.

Reinhold Residential
Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural and culinary traditions of Basque country, Tinto is tantalizing Northern Spanish cuisine at its finest. Try the duck confit montadito.

Michael P.
the truffle chestnut soup is to die for. get it with a side of crushed pistachio nuts. the pork belly comes in a close second.

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