What People Are Saying About Tina's
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In Short – Once a shoebox of a restaurant, David and Tina Bergen have created a much grander affair. The handsome wood bar in the entry gives way to a comfortable dining room separated by an open fireplace. The menu features classic European cuisine as well as inventive dishes such as salmon spring rolls with a hazelnut dip reminiscent of Thai peanut sauce. Pristine Pacific bluefin tuna is served beautifully rare over a tomato piperade.
05/06/09
Delicious stew and salad!
by PBOregon
I've had lunch at Tina's twice now and both meals were excellent. I had a stew that was absolutely amazing - quite filling, delicious, absolute comfort food. The side salad was great, but a bit too small. My waitress (I think it may have been Tina herself) was very friendly, and I was quite pleased with the price of the meal. Great value for a finicky eater like me. =)
- Pros: great food, simple Euro-ambiance
10/07/08
Snooty Snobs
by Whatdat
We were new in town, hungry and the place looked inviting from the outside. Once we opened the door though, we were treated like the in-laws. After waiting over 10 minutes to get the hostess's attention, she sneered at us and asked if we had reservations even though the majority of tables were empty. She seated us near the side door away from the other diners. When we looked at the menus and saw the high prices, we decided to exit via that side door. We were not going to pay up the _____ to get the royal treatment!
05/19/08
Great Spot on the way to the coast
by LDRadcliffe
Stopped by Tina's on our way to the coast and had a great time. Our server was charming and attentive and the wine list was very impressive. The meal was well cooked, the lamb chop was perfect and dessert was to die for. Will be making this a regular stop during our trips to the beach!
- Pros: Food and Wine
- Cons: Lighting was a little too low
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Tina's is a favorite haunt for Willamette Valley vintners. Grab a glass of wine and eavesdrop on these wild-eyed wackos as they pontificate.
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