Tina's it's just the cherry on top of the cake I work late nights so I come home early mornings we are just mean to be ... try to chocolate pancakes and the Mexican Omelets .. to die fo read more

Came here after a goole search on nearby diners. I wanted simple, American breakfast. You know, pancakes, eggs, bacons, coffee. I walked in and one of the ladies working gave me a hug and was like, Oh my gosh it's so good to see you!! LOL Note that I have never been there before. Turns out i just have a doppleganger, but still it made me feel like a regular and was a sign of good things to come. This place is old school: no nonsense, SOLID coffee, quick service, CASH only. The food was good too! Pancakes are diner pancakes, not too fluffy but delicious and like you made them at home. The omelette cam hot and fresh. IDK if they use real butter but the toast was good and the butter wasn't skimpy. My entire brunch with Greek omelette, side of sausage, short stack and coffe was $20, including tip. Definitely go! read more

Affordable, tasty, and quick. Quality diner. I had French toast, eggs over medium, bacon, toast, and OJ. French toast was a nice thinner yet fluffy recipe. Eggs were cooked to perfection as was the bacon. OJ wasn't exactly "fresh" but definitely good. Reminds me of a diner I went to with my Dad as a kid. 1970s era wood paneling with classic diner decor. Just great place all around that I'm glad is near me. read more

Tina's is amazing. A New York diner with incredible food for a cheap price. It's perfect for the after hours spots where you need some diner food at 4am. read more

This spot is our favorite corner in all of Brooklyn. Tina is a wonderful soul. They get rather busy but being patient here is worth it.

My co workers made a large order a number of times without a problem, made a order was missing two items so l called to fix the problem when someone answered the phone and l told them the problem, he said l would give you credit and under the same breath said he was not going to send his driver out for the missing items, but you took my money WARNING CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE DRIVER LEAVES.YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED read more

Love love love this place, have spent many a weekend morning this year sitting outside Tinas enjoying fried eggs, home fries and wheat toast, with free coffee, all for $6 which is amazing value for money. Cool vibe in the middle of Bushwick. read more

Really good food and excellent service! I love the 6.99 breakfast, comes with your choice of meat eggs potatoes and toast, really bomb!

There's no place like Tina's!!!! We love this place! Such friendly staff, no frills diner! My kinda spot! So glad they have been able to re-open doing takeout! read more

Simple diner, solid food, cheap. That's all I need, nothing more! Apparently my review is to short, so coffee is also good. Friendly local staff. Nothing hipstery, just normal food!!! read more

This place is a Gem!!! Found this place from friends who know the neighborhood better, and glad the share it with me. Its a classic diner, quick, food is perfect to help recover from hangover! Everything moves to fast that if you were high you would prob have a panic attack. But the staff is seamless and getting everything out. CASH ONLY! read more

I've been coming here for a while now. It's usually pretty good and inexpensive as well! I went there today and got seated rather quickly with some friends. Once we sat down, who appeared to be a busser greeted us and got us our drinks(coffee, OJ and waters). He forgot the creamer which wasn't a big deal at all. We were just gunna wait for him to come back. Then the server came over after about 15mins and took our order. I asked her if we could have some half and half as well and she immediately started asking who put the coffee on the table and got mad at the busser for not giving us creamer... the busser brought it over apologizing and I told him it's no problem at all and that I appreciate it! The food came out in about 10 mins or so. That was all fine. But our server isn't even the one who brought it out. Someone else did. We all finished our food and waiting almost 30 mins for our check to be dropped. Meanwhile, as we were waiting...another person just came over and put hot sauce on the table after we were all done lol we looked at another and all started laughing because...uh we already finished and we've been waiting for the check now for a while. About ten more minutes go by so now it's been about half an hour. Our server finally asked if we would like the check..we get it. She ended up charging us for our drinks even though we all sat down and got our drinks before 11. It reads on the menu if its before 11, coffee and juice is free. It was a few dollars..I'm not hurt about that really lol. What Bothers me, is that I've worked in hospitality now for a very long time. I've worked in small family owned restaurants to huge corporate locations on Times Square. It bothers me that the woman who is supposed to be my server and who receives my tip is the one doing the least...who knows, maybe she's one of the owners but if that's the case, she should be doing the most out of anyone, especially at a family owned location like so. The only thing our server actually did was take our order...she didn't get our drinks. She didn't bring our food out. She didn't even check in while we were eating to make sure everything was okay. I wanted to order some other things, but we were never checked up on unfortunately. Hospitality is a soft spot for me. It's the only thing I've ever known...so to come in to a family owned place, I'm expecting good food and great service. Once we got our food it's like we didn't exist. I understand teamwork in the workplace but to be honest this is just ridiculous. Especially, when I see this busser going around busting his ass, running drinks and food, taking deliveries while the actual server is basically doing nothing and just telling people what to do. The sad thing is, the people that often work the hardest, make the least in hospitality. I expected more frankly. I think this is something that really needs to be fixed and to be honest, I think it's time to find another diner. I rarely do reviews let alone bad ones, but this is something I'm very much passionate about and I hope this willl help you become better as a whole. read more

Very few places like Tina's exist in this area. No frills diner food for very cheap. Pancakes with a side of sausage was $5, and 2 eggs with toast and hash browns was $4. It can get busy on the weekends but everyone that works there is friendly and attentive. Overall, can't beat a meal for two people at $13 with tip. read more

Tina's Place - Diners Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I usually don't run into any issues at this establishment. The staff is always kind and upbeat. But unfortunately the order wasn't so good. I ordered home fries, eggs, and corned beef hash. Now like I said I never have any issues but when I was eating the food seemed to taste a bit old. So I checked and the corned beef hash had mold!! I can say this is my first time being served old food. I'm sorry Tina's Place but I won't be coming back. Please check your food before serving. read more

Tina's Place - Moldy corned beef hash - Diners Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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TIP: CASH ONLY. They have an ATM inside if you need to take out some cash. This is a small local diner in Brooklyn that can get extremely busy on weekends. It's affordable, staff is friendly and service is okay. I had a few breakfast staples along with my cousin and we enjoyed our meal. Just wish service had been a little bit quicker the day we were there, but it was busy. read more

Came here on Sunday in late morning for coffee and breakfast. This was the Dinar my friend liked for long and today I finally had chance to visit them. They have pretty decent coffee, with milk or black it tastes good as well as the aroma. Their food menu is simple and classic. Although they were almost full through the time we were there, the atmosphere of the dinar is very warm, relaxed and friendly. We enjoyed time and conversation very filing feeling. I can come here everyday happily for their coffee. read more

Tina's Place - Breakfast pancake with bacon. - Diners Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

my fave place such a cute family diner, love the bacon egg and cheese. have brought so many people here

Tina's is our go to cheap diner spot. They offer a no frills menu of good eats. I highly recommend a grilled blueberry muffin with butter (made fresh!). My only complaint is that service is extra slow on Saturdays and Sundays but otherwise this is the place to go to nurse a hangover. read more

Tina's Place - Much needed coffee and lunch. - Diners Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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amazing diner, if you're looking for a cheap very not fancy and very diner style breakfast this place has such good corn beef hash and fluffy box-style waffles but they're better than boxed at Tina's and hit the spot especially if you're hungover. read more

Service-the people here are very sweet and friendly. However, the food took about 40 mins to be served. Food- I really enjoyed my meal!! I got Buttermilk pancakes and eggs, it was wonderful. And altogether it was about 8 dollars. **CASH ONLY RESTAURANT!!! read more

Tina's place is the best! The food is always delicious and comes out quick. The prices are unbeatable especially for Brooklyn. I would recommend getting there early on a Saturday or Sunday since it gets crowded fast. read more

Tina's is the perfect neighborhood breakfast spot that never disappoints. So happy they are doing pick-up so we can keep ordering and eating at home! read more

Great food and really great prices. Everyones super nice and professional too. Cash only but theres an ATM across the street. Definitely have to go here if you're in the area! read more

As a experienced waitress like myself I know it's not exactly fine dining but I wish that they could have been more attentive!!!!! I'm taught to check back on a table two minutes from serving just to make sure that all is well and that didn't happen in this case !!!! My potatoes where a bit cold and and my sausage a bit tough. I ordered an orange juice it was about 4 ounces and I got charged a dollar for that which is not a big deal but at least tell me the size of what I'm ordering!!!! I'm sorry to say but I will not be returning !!!!! read more

Stopped by here for lunch and it was a nice spot with lots of options. First things first, it's cash only but if you're desperate they do have an ATM. The servers are pretty friendly and this place definitely has a homey feel to it. It's very laid back and the menu features your typical diner meals. After tough deliberations I decided to go with a club sandwich which turned out decent. I have to add that I've been eyeing the desserts as well, they have pies and cakes, but I was way too full to consider those. Overall it's a nice casual spot, you can get breakfast all day and it left me very satisfied. read more

Tina's it's just the cherry on top of the cake I work late nights so I come home early mornings we are just mean to be ... try to chocolate pancakes and the Mexican Omelets .. to die for ..!! read more

No frills, great food, and great prices! Classic Bushwick which is rare because this neighborhood changes all the time.

Best diner in the neighborhood, best value breakfasts in all of Brooklyn. Awesome, always.

Rant: Bushwick hipsters need to check themselves. Your momma cooked food similar to Tina's? Your momma is whack. Unless you're a nearby Boar's Head worker on the swing shift, there's really no reason to stop in besides that soothing feeling you may get (if you are low in self-awareness but wealthy in prick-ish tendencies) when walking into places intended to meet the needs of a specific demographic (the aforementioned Boar's Head workers and families living paycheck to paycheck) and calling it "authentic" as a way to assuage your upper-middle-class white guilt. The food is terrible, the tv is loud, how is this any different from a d-list Houlihan's? Specifics: Tina herself is a total caricature, and a charming one at that. The service here is very kind and well-meaning, and she has a wide selection of herbal teas. But her food is best described as "junior high cafeteria and army ration...fusion" and that can't be overlooked. I work at a nearby studio, and we came here for our Friday lunch (paid for by the Boss Man). Should've just gotten delivery from the Nat or Olive Valley. Overheard phone conversation between Boss Man and his Devoted Manager: "We had a field trip to Tina's today...there have been some interesting changes...the prices got higher and the food actually got worse...crazy, I know..." My burger was a hockey puck, the fries were of the Ore-Ida variety (passable!), Q's mashed potatoes were made from instant flakes and MARGARINE, and my other co-workers' Philly sandwiches were salt bombs. Oh! And! And! My clothing and hair reeked of old grease for the rest of the afternoon from sitting in Tina's for a half-hour. No. No. No. I love cheap eats as much as any other Bushwick kid, but when they mess with my sexy? No. read more

You have to try to make it here before 11am on a weekend to "beat the big rush," which, contrary to what I originally believed, is not a euphemism for masturbation. Every dedicated follower of Tina has a circadian rhythm that beats not to the usual boring 24-hour cycle of the sun and the moon*, but the 12.5 daily hours between the opening and closing of Tina's doors (3:30am to 4pm). Savvy customers also know that in order to pump their tired, useless bodies full of unlimited hot coffee at no added cost to their breakfast, they have to make it before 11am for the breakfast special. The time of the breakfast special is my favorite time of the day because: I wake up hungry, I wake up tired, I usually don't wash the black stains from under my eyes, and I walk into Tina's knowing that my eggs, my sausage, my home-fries and my coffee will be delivered into my disgusting pit of a stomach with a reliable haste and not at the expense of taste (I'm a poet). If you're feeling like lunchtime, the "Burger Box" is a portion of the menu is dedicated to a variety of burgers that are a bit more impressive in their gustatory than their visual appeal. The bun is usually much too large for the meat, but it's covered in sesame seeds and you can dip the excess bread into a mysterious (delicious) pink sauce that comes with the complementary onion rings. The onion rings are deliciously mushy inside and well-fried (think burger king onion rings), which is a welcome change from the slimy onion boogers that I've grown accustomed to at other diners. The menu has a variety of other options which I haven't tried and therefore cannot comment on. However, don't limit yourself to the predetermined menu items. One time my friend ordered a stack of waffles with sauteed onions on top and they made it for him without questioning his tastes. It was as disgusting as he had hoped and he ate it with his hands and he loved it. He is a masochist and that's also welcome here, as long as you're paying cash because they don't take credit. They even have pain relievers and other select bodega items on sale behind the counter. This place is also a romantic destination. My BF took me here several times when we were "courting" and I performed an enticing mating ritual consisting of smearing the pink onion ring sauce all over my face and winking obnoxiously. We still come here a lot with our loser friends. You can make a lot of memories here because it's cool and you're not a douche bag. I'd like to dedicate the final paragraph of my dissertation to the aforementioned pink sauce. Some people think the sauce is orange, but if we've learned anything in 2015 it's that we shouldn't argue about the perception of color. Instead, we should argue about the perception of taste, which is what Yelp is all about. Unfortunately, this sauce is unarguably delicious. I don't know what it's actually called so I just say "the onion rings sauce" but you can try "pink sauce" or "umm.. the orange sauce?" They're synonymous. My favorite things to dip inside the sauce are the breakfast sausages and obviously the onion rings. Bon appetit! Oh, also, if you face the television you can watch Rosanne. __________ * I don't know how circadian rhythms work read more

WOOOP WOOOP REVIEW TRANE PULLIN IN2 THE STATION NEXT STOP TINA'S ROOM TINA'S PLACE BROOKLY, WILLIMASBURG USA. Sssppsshhhhhh all aboooard They don;t call this place "Teen"as for nothing. Cool teen spot the principal doesnt know about yet just kiddin if you live in the area and keep your eyes peeled, you can sometimes see Tina, the legend herself, pull up to the 'straunt at midnight to get things going for the 3am opening. you Will Get FULL here for cheap money. i love breakfast food, If U dont Frick with the 'Na's then it's out there bruh I'm accepting all challengers Head Strong coffee good, it relly pretty much is great. you can get pies and cakes, you can go in the daytime or at 3 am! Ey, what I can say. It's def a Place, and there is Tina's. Fuggeddaboutit. The steak and eggs? Good. it is a local busniess owned by a true red blooded new yorker and it makes me burst with american pride to know that this woman can own her restaurant and have it be so successful and popular. a neighborhood fave. go there read more

Seriously the best place to cure a hangover. Classic American diner, cheap with big enough portions. Got a western omelette with a side of sausage for $8. read more

Tina's Place - Western omelette with home fries and toast and a side of sausage. - Diners Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Love this old cash only breakfast diner. It's been around for a long time. Very old school 70's decor, simple American meals at a great price. A retro, homie feel. Food is great!!! read more

AUTHENTICITY!... I am a bit surprised to read some reviews here... First of, NO, Tina's place is not a hype brunch/breakfast place like you can find EVERYWHERE in the neighborhood. Don't treat Tina's that way. Tina's is a simple and perfect place for a quick breakfast. The food is exactly what you can expect: good. The service is fast and always with a smile. Sit at the counter and start chatting with Tina or her employees! I can only recommend Tina's that I consider the best breakfast spot around. read more

Let's just say... a place like Tina's really shouldn't be on Yelp. It's not something for yelpers. It's a greasy spoon diner that's been there for a long time with barely passable food, tired service, and decor that hasn't changed since 1970. That said... $5 for a coffee and a two egg breakfast (even a bad one) is good in my book. Especially when the place reminds me of the shitty poor suburb I grew up in. I've always been poor, and places like Tina's remind me of a go to breakfast place from home (which I don't miss, to be honest). Cheap and edible. That's how a place like Tina's should be. read more

I will echo William S. on this one and say that "a-ok" is really an apt description for Tina's. It definitely offers a one of a kind atmosphere, with the family pictures put up on the shelf behind the counter. And Tina herself is as sweet as pie and almost possesses a preternatural pension for her job. Really, if this place were called "Bob's" or "Roy's" and there was no face to go with the name, I don't think that it would be seen as quite the special little gem of Bushwick. And that's honestly nothing to sneeze at. Atmosphere, history and legends or certain places in any given city are really half the excitement and joy. And believe me, you will have plenty of that to lap up at Tina's. When it comes to the food...it's diner food. Food that cures hangovers. Nothing special or fancy about it. I went there with a hangover and got a grilled cheese with bacon and a side of fries (if that won't cure a hangover, please tell me what will). Fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, just the way I like them. But they did need just a bit more salt. My grilled cheese with bacon was smaller than I thought it would be. But, on the plus side, the bread was buttery and crispy, and the cheese tasted like actual cheese. And let's pause here, because perhaps "grilled cheese with bacon" is not quite the right description for what I got. It was more of a "grilled cheese stuffed with bacon." Instead of having a few slices of bacon layered on top of the cheese, it was more like they stuffed several slices of bacon in the middle of the grilled cheese. And it was good. Very, very good. I just wish there was more of it. If you are expecting to stop here to grab a quick breakfast or lunch, look elsewhere, because the service is pretty slow, even when it's not terribly busy. But, if you are looking for a place that retains a hidden gem quality with legends and character abound...and a place that will cure that pesky alcohol poisoning, Tina's will most certainly provide you with nothing less. read more

Stopped in here for a big breakfast around 9:45AM that would carry me through to dinner. I got French toast and 2 eggs + toast + hash fries, for $4 each for a total of $8. Coffee is free. Friendly staff, super fast service, tasty and filling food. A nice character to the diner - not modern but not run down or dirty whatsoever. If I lived in this neighborhood I would be here all the time. read more

Tina is amazing! Wish I could give more than 5 stars! Always super sweet and providing the best customer service ever! The food is great, love coming here! read more

As I write this, I am STILL waiting to pay the bill. The service is simply abhorrent. Tina acted annoyed with us the entire time. She was clearly ticked that I needed more than 30 seconds to look at the menu and that I asked for Splenda. Even though coffee was free, it was so hard to track down a server, I only got one cup. I also couldn't get a banana in my oatmeal because no one was paying attention to the tables. The food itself is cheap but mad greasy. I mean, you get what you pay for, but I'm certainly not coming back. :( read more

First off, my 4 star rating consists mostly of the fact that there's nowhere else to eat when Tina's is open. For vampires, this place is great. For the city that never sleeps, Tina's is one of the few places left that actually feels like old NYC stomping grounds. You've got cops and garbagemen coming in. The food is still cheap, there's pastrami and eggs and bad television like Judge Judy on all the time. Tina is super nice too. You can't mess with her. The food is greasy. Yes. The coffee isn't so great. Standard diner fare. And of course the slipshod service when it gets busy. What is invaluable is the no bull ambience and the late nightness of the place. And the price. The rice pudding is pretty great too. read more