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- Probably the most low key late night wine bar in Greenwich Village. Love the selection and food. Staff is top notch. Be sure to get a (really reasonably priced) carafe and panini.
- MetroFocusJanuary 18, 2012Mark Oldman, wine expert for Pottery Barn & wine columnist for Food Network, likes to refuel after a long flight at this tiny cafe bar open til 2 a.m.! Find out more about Mark & 'ino on MetroFocus Read more
- NY WaterwayAugust 7, 2012Small and not overly crowded, Ino is perhaps ideal for two. Extensive list of wines, featuring many Italian wines. Paninis served with soup are a staple.
- EstrellaMarch 1, 2010As everyone says, the truffled egg toast is delish. It's like an orgasm in your mouth - truly. Right behind it is the orange, honey & fresh ricotta bruschette. Fresh squeezed OJ & farm fresh milk too!
- Aaron BergerJuly 18, 2012The perfectly curated Italian wine selection goes well with the menu, just be sure to ask the bartender what's best.
- Tai KnoxSeptember 5, 2011At a certain time this chic w.vill wine bar puts on the Autotune. There was some Next (Real Close) and some Bieber. If you are a 15 yr old that likes good Italian wine, this is the place for you.
- Binta PatelAugust 16, 2011Cutest little wine and sandwich shop. Owned by inoteca so very Italian. Truffle asparagus bruschetta and mushroom grana paninia must!
- NiczylAugust 22, 2011Excellent bruschettas and great italian white wine. I recommrend the artichoke and pecorino bruschetta. Nice crowd too!
- Liz FaralliSeptember 4, 2011Truffled egg toast is a must. And any panini with goat cheese. Check out the glossary if you aren't sure of an jngr
- Scott ZumwaltNovember 28, 2012Nice tucked away mini restaurant and wine bar. Truffled egg is absolutely amazing.
- Eynat ElirazMarch 9, 2013A stroll through Greenwich Village is always a fun treat. Yummy sandwiches. Tiny place.
- BravoJanuary 28, 2010A little wine bar with great salads and paninis. Open late--you'll find all sorts of restaurant workers hanging out in this tiny spot. -Anita Lo, Top Chef Masters
- F-FactorNovember 9, 2012Small and cozy, and the food speaks for itself. It's great for a light meal!
- Ravin DaveJanuary 3, 2010Everything you read is true! great eats (tapas) & wine. only 7 small tables and 6 spots at the bar. no reservations, but it's worth the wait..! Read more
- RazorfishSeptember 20, 2011There is a reason why their truffled egg toast is listed as one of Serious Eats’ 22 Sandwiches That Will Change Your Life.
- F-Factor NutritionOctober 26, 2012Simplistic but oh so delicious food that comes in just the right portions.
- Tim VetterMarch 18, 2010At 1am it's about as good as you'll find for W Village nosh, but by day you can do a lot better for value & conviviality elsewhere in the vicinity (think Pitti)
- Hila RazOctober 19, 2010Must order slowly- start with the bruschettas and must order truffle egg toast with a good craffe or two!
- Grace S.August 9, 2010Walnut sun dried tomato bruschetta is the best!!! White bean bruschetta and prosciutto bel paese panini is great too
- Always ask if they have specials. They're usually delish!
- Jordan FeilJuly 2, 2009For brunch: Order the prosciutto, bel paese, and sweet onion panini -- but ask for it with egg. They may charge an extra $2, but it's worth it.
- Michelle KongMay 14, 2010the truffled egg toast and walnut & sun-dried tomato pesto bruschetta are definite can't-misses!
- Justin KalifowitzJuly 5, 2011Even if it looks busy, put in your name. They'll make it happen in no time.
- OonlineAugust 23, 2011Luv Ino. But man! Why does anybody have you wait at the bar when most tables are empty!
- Truffled egg toast is one of the Wonders of the World
- Share the truffle toast and get a panino. One of the best brunches in the city
- only a few tables, but the Truffled Egg Toast is worth a trip.
- Stephanie PalmeriApril 7, 2009Go to 'ino for tallegio crostini, truffled egg toast, and panini. don't miss the marscapone and fruit toast for dessert!